But if you're clicking restore aren't you just wiping over your setup with the backup from the old phone?
Can anybody help me out here .....
OK, so I ordered my 32GB Black, which is due to be delivered July 5th.
I'm just out of contract with t-Mobile, and am looking for a sim-only deal,
with Vodafone, Orange, or O2.
So my questions are:
1. I live in the Leeds area - anybody have an opinion to which has the best
reception, or are they all pretty much OK here ?
2. Data limit-wise, it now looking like, Vodafone 1 GB, Orange 750mb, O2 500-
750mb, however somebody posted a suggestion about getting a sim-only
contract with O2 (before the 24th) with Unlimited Data limit, with the normal
sim. If I did this would I need to activate it before I swap to a micro-sim, or
can I hold on until my phone arrives.
3. Finally, If I went for the (O2 Unlimited) on a 30 day rolling contract, and then decided to change to a 12 month, would they then impose the 500mb cap ?
But if you're clicking restore aren't you just wiping over your setup with the backup from the old phone?
Is there any info on business phones/tariffs for the new iPhone in the UK?
At some point, I'd like to get a couple of handsets with shared minutes and texts, but there's not much info around from many of the networks in this area.
Nope. Once set up as a new phone, right click your iPhone and select restore from backup. All the previous data except OS, Music and Apps is then placed back onto the phone. As long as you have the same apps selected to sync back to your phone, it pulls the saved game/app data out of the back up
Yes he is, it will delete the new setup in favour of the restore save so i think he may have wrong end of the stick
Is there any info on business phones/tariffs for the new iPhone in the UK?
At some point, I'd like to get a couple of handsets with shared minutes and texts, but there's not much info around from many of the networks in this area.
I know Orange have theirs up, not sure about the others though...
Rang the arndale store today and spoke to the assistant manageress. She said you WILL be able to sign up to contracts in the apple store.
Does anyone know what time the update will be available through iTunes tomorrow?
Thanks for the replies to my qeries. I have another question. When I have purchased my iphones in the past, I have always purchased with the geeksquad insurance from the carphone warehouse, a desicion which has really saved me - a particularly clumsy person - on a couple of occasions, from having to purchase a brand new hand set. Now that I am a launch day buyer, and O2s frigging "no PAYG on launch day" policy is preventing this, what are my options down this avenue? I know of Apple Care, but It doesn't cover anything like accidental damage ect, as far as I am aware and just stands as an extended warrantee. This is of no use to me. Do Apple offer insurance? If not when can I insure my new iPhone 4?
Thanks
I've reserved an iPhone to pick up on Thursday, and called the Apple store to confirm. In the email it says that the reservation would be held until the close of business on the 24th, but when i spoke to them they've told me to get there 'the earlier the better' as they cant guarantee they'll have enough phones to fill all reservations.
Is it just me or is this just ridiculous? Surely if I reserve a product the idea is that i dont have to get to the store at the crack of dawn and queue?
Yes he is, it will delete the new setup in favour of the restore save so i think he may have wrong end of the stick
Who to believe, who to believe...
Ditto, using exactly the same services as you. I do use Gmail for my email.
I'd really like the find and remote-wipe features of MobileMe but, given that I can already do everything else for free, I can't bring myself to pay the full fee just for these 2 features.
- Julian
Ok, Frenchie... if you click Restore under Check for update, then yes, you erase your data which allows you to set up as a new phone or restore from back up.
Restore from Back Up is DATA only.
I've done this when I went from OS 2 to OS 3, when I had my phone swapped out and again when I went from OS 3 to OS 4.
I'm sure others here would agree with me here. If you haven't done it before, then I suggest you try![]()
Is that including Vodafone?
Slightly off topic question guys. Hope someone can help..
I backed up my old 3G on an old laptop.
I now have a MBP. If I restore from the old laptop (for my old apps/txts/contacts etc, will I not be able to sync with MBP?
I'm selling the old laptop, so not sure what to do.
Ok, Frenchie... if you click Restore under Check for update, then yes, you erase your data which allows you to set up as a new phone or restore from back up.
Restore from Back Up is DATA only.
I've done this when I went from OS 2 to OS 3, when I had my phone swapped out and again when I went from OS 3 to OS 4.
I'm sure others here would agree with me here. If you haven't done it before, then I suggest you try![]()
just out of interest whats going on with Vodafone and Micro sims?
Originally Posted by desmondclarke
I've reserved an iPhone to pick up on Thursday, and called the Apple store to confirm. In the email it says that the reservation would be held until the close of business on the 24th, but when i spoke to them they've told me to get there 'the earlier the better' as they cant guarantee they'll have enough phones to fill all reservations.
Is it just me or is this just ridiculous? Surely if I reserve a product the idea is that i dont have to get to the store at the crack of dawn and queue?
Originally Posted by Drummy
Thanks for the replies to my qeries. I have another question. When I have purchased my iphones in the past, I have always purchased with the geeksquad insurance from the carphone warehouse, a desicion which has really saved me - a particularly clumsy person - on a couple of occasions, from having to purchase a brand new hand set. Now that I am a launch day buyer, and O2s frigging "no PAYG on launch day" policy is preventing this, what are my options down this avenue? I know of Apple Care, but It doesn't cover anything like accidental damage ect, as far as I am aware and just stands as an extended warrantee. This is of no use to me. Do Apple offer insurance? If not when can I insure my new iPhone 4?
Thanks
No problem. If your phone is upto date, plug it into your new Mac, cancel the sync, then right click the phone and select Back Up. It will place a back up on the phone onto your new machine.
To verify, just go to iTunes -> Preferences -> Devices and it should show the back up there.
To do a proper sync, literally move your whole iTunes folder from your PC to your Mac.
Job done
Guess not?
Anyone?