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The unlocked 16GB iPhone 4 is now available directly from Apple for $649, with the 32GB model going for $749.
I ran into a similar issue with my daughter's ipod touch. She was playing some game and did not realize she was making any sort of in game purchases. To me, it is very "scam-ish".Has anyone else been fraudulently charged for "in-app" purchases? I just noticed that for the second time in a couple months my account was drained for an app (and subsequent add-ons) that I never requested or was even aware of. The first time was for 10k in poker chips and this time is for some Kingdom conquest game.
Apple will take care of it but it's a pain in the butt. Thankfully, I cancelled my card on file and never added a new one after the first incident.
Has anyone else been fraudulently charged for "in-app" purchases? I just noticed that for the second time in a couple months my account was drained for an app (and subsequent add-ons) that I never requested or was even aware of. The first time was for 10k in poker chips and this time is for some Kingdom conquest game.
Apple will take care of it but it's a pain in the butt. Thankfully, I cancelled my card on file and never added a new one after the first incident.
I ran into a similar issue with my daughter's ipod touch. She was playing some game and did not realize she was making any sort of in game purchases. To me, it is very "scam-ish".
If you go into your general settings and look under "restrictions", you can turn off In-App purchases so it will prompt you for your itunes password every time it is going to purchase something.
Won't have my first smart phone till saturday. Will either be iPhone or Incredible 2. Either way I am going to upgrade my Dish Network reveiver and install "Dish remote". Will be able to watch full programming on my phone any where I go. No different than what I see at home.
I bought an eyeTV and it works great for streaming video from my home cable and also allows me to schedule and watch recordings remotely. The iPhone and iPad apps work very well. I use it For watching live tv on the go more than I thought I would.
I'm sure you will enjoy whichever phone you choose.
I've done alot of research and trips to the local store this week. Top two phones from independent sources (phonescoop.com for one) seem to be the iPhone and for Android the HTC Incredible2. Same price for me at Verizon. My only drawback is my crappy XP computer at home. Will be less apt to hooking my phone up to update and get music. Incredible allows me to upgrade battery and memory card without sending phone off or driving an hour to the closest store. I am really interested in the iPhone for multiple reasons, but am not willing to lay the extra $100 out for the 32 gig and not sure how long the 16 gig will suffice. And the screen is 4" instead of 3.5 in a device of near identical size.
Sounds like the Android may be the choice for you. How does the battery life compare?
Seems to be pretty close. Edge probably to iPhone, since they don't have all the auto apps in the background you have to keep killing to get that life. Definitely one of the best batery life on androids. Then again, my stepson has a laptop he does all his stuff on. Can you download music over the air on iPhone or do you have to do computer then transfer.
Seems to be pretty close. Edge probably to iPhone, since they don't have all the auto apps in the background you have to keep killing to get that life. Definitely one of the best batery life on androids. Then again, my stepson has a laptop he does all his stuff on. Can you download music over the air on iPhone or do you have to do computer then transfer.
The frustrating part is not getting straight info from the sales people. Verizon pushes Androids heavily. They will give every reason possible not to go with iPhone. That's why I've been hittin it so heavy in here.
iPhone comes with a few pre-loaded apps. You have an app store app. You have an iTunes app & a few others. YES you can buy music & download over the air although some larger music files require being connected to wifi. You need an iTunes account set up to download any app or music. To buy music or purchase apps you need a valid credit card registered or an iTunes gift card number. To download anything you will have to enter your iTunes password that will be prompted whenever you click to download or purchase anything.
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Only time you need to connect is for updates & every little update really isn't necessary. Only significant update was about a year ago going from iOS3 to iOS4. The next will be in September when iOS5 is released & after that there will be no need to connect to a pc again because you can do everything on wifi.
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