What side is your Never-ending Circle on? [POLL]

[snverhallen]

What side is your never ending circle on? (it is the progress circle you see at the top when using Mail, Safari etc. See attachment for example).

Funny thing is sometimes mine is on the left of the time, see picture... and I'd never seen that before.

snverhallen

 

[mcdj]

Yours probably moved to the right because for some strange reason you have a giant red question mark taking up space where it would normally be. The fact that it's never ending is a bad sign too. I would take it to the genius bar.

 

[bassproguy07]

it being hacked probably has something to do with it

 

[snverhallen]

it being hacked probably has something to do with it

Actually it's not hacked, what made you think so?

Yours probably moved to the right because for some strange reason you have a giant red question mark taking up space where it would normally be. The fact that it's never ending is a bad sign too. I would take it to the genius bar.

... actually though, have you ever seen something like this before ?

snverhallen

 

[slate1]

edit

dang, wish I could delete posts.... I have no idea - take it to "the bar"

 

[bassproguy07]

t mobile, but am guessing you are out of US, wasn't thinking...been up all night haha!!

 

[sr5878]

photoshopped...

 

[bassproguy07]

photoshopped...

agreed wow i need sleep

 

[Rhosfelt]

It's the text, T-Mobile is longer than AT&T, however if it is never ending that is bad.

 

[Van Wildonher]

It's the text, T-Mobile is longer than AT&T, however if it is never ending that is bad.

I don't think so.

 

[kayno]

The real question is what is the question mark? The question mark and the logner T-mobile text probably displaced your never ending circle.. sorry if this has allready been suggested i havent read the entire thread!

 

[DreamPod]

Mine is always on the left, never on the right. In fact, it's not next to the time at all. I believe that is because of your provider name being longer than mine (AT&T). No idea why it would change where it shows up.

 

[Rhosfelt]

I don't think so.

I really do think it is, if you'd like i'll Screen shot my ATT phone but just thinking about it

AT&T
T-Mobile

its twice as long..

 

[Van Wildonher]

I really do think it is, if you'd like i'll Screen shot my ATT phone but just thinking about it

AT&T
T-Mobile

its twice as long..

Well on my phone, it says No Service and the icon still shows up on the left side.

 

[Rhosfelt]

Well on my phone, it says No Service and the icon still shows up on the left side.

Your signal bars are gone as well though freeing up more space.

 

[cantankerously]

mine hangs to the left

 

[Van Wildonher]

Your signal bars are gone as well though freeing up more space.

True. I will put make it mine on my phone and see what happens.

Edit: Won't work without signal. I'll check it out on my girlfriends unlocked iPhone tomorrow night.

 

[snverhallen]

The real question is what is the question mark? The question mark and the logner T-mobile text probably displaced your never ending circle.. sorry if this has allready been suggested i havent read the entire thread!

I put the ? mark there to say as to why it wasn't there? That ? mark wasnt on the iPhone actually.

snverhallen

 

[lindsayanng]

how can you say your phone was not hacked when its on an unsupported carrier.

 

[ucfgrad93]

Mine is to the left of the time.

 

[ucfgrad93]

how can you say your phone was not hacked when its on an unsupported carrier.

T-Mobile is the provider in some European countries.

 

[mkrishnan]

... actually though, have you ever seen something like this before ?

I have seen it. Mine (infrequently) moves to the right side, but is usually on the left side. There was no obvious reason for it to move, in the sense that nothing else was taking up the space on the left at the time it moved, and it didn't seem to indicate anything different when it was on the right than when it was on the left.

 

[NeoMayhem]

Remember, the iPhone was designed with the intention of showing the Cingular Alpha Tag, which is the same number of characters as t-mobile.

 

[lindsayanng]

oh.. i thought that T-Mobil was only in the US. my bad.

 

[mkrishnan]

oh.. i thought that T-Mobil was only in the US. my bad.

T-Mobile is actually a division of Deutsche Telekom...as the name implies, it's a global company with German roots....