follow the step by step procedure, stipulated by the link above

no worries. as usual, i only offered to lend a hand so promptly because you are a gal didn't hastily open a brand new thread for something like this.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Aug 16 2009, 01:09 AM

try to countercheck your itemsed billing to see if you were charged as MMS or SMS.

because i have sent more than 7 text messages at a go before, and they work as prescribed.

simple. the bluetooth capability on the iPhone is merely for music, tethering et cetera, and NOT for file transfers between devices.

want that? then jailbreak

no way to check. but if you are paranoid, you can opt for the "force quit" feature.

hold the top right power button until "slide to power off" comes up. release the power button and proceed to hold the home button until it springs back.

link

NO NO NO NO NO NO NO.

the safari on your iPhone is not an actual safari application; as a matter of fact, it is derived from modified versions of the actual OS X and Safari which means their development process will be different.

there are apps on the App Store which will enable webcam/cctv viewings from your iPhone

mine can perform maneuvers as you have prescribed.


"move and scale"

learn to read manufacturer's website

simple, because AFAIK (and also IMHO), AT & T has not rolled out their next generation network successfully yet.

apple has less tendency to discriminate their original network provider.

clue: MMS, video calls et cetera

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Added on August 19, 2009, 9:19 amon the other hand, in an unrelated news, verizon has announced early this week that it has begun testing their next generation network

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Aug 19 2009, 09:19 AM

make it 5

AFAIK MobileMe can only be used to track and erase its contents off the phone.

bricking or blocking (via IMEI) is at the network's sole discretion.

this network service is not available locally yet

i'm no expert, but logically, websites like these, require a certain degree of java and/or flash to be operational.

hence, it is up to you to inspect such requirements.

there are a few apps on the app store, which enables one to view multiple webcams on the iPhone. however it is based on very native, current available technology i.e via IP addresses if i'm not mistaken.

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Added on August 22, 2009, 3:18 pmtry to say "play song poker face". however if it doesn't work as prescribed, i can only speculate that your pronunciation is not up to par...

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Aug 22 2009, 03:18 PM

[quote=jodi,Aug 22 2009, 06:52 PM]
[quote=nokia2003,Aug 22 2009, 03:12 PM]
i'm no expert, but logically, websites like these, require a certain degree of java and/or flash to be operational.

hence, it is up to you to inspect such requirements.

there are a few apps on the app store, which enables one to view multiple webcams on the iPhone. however it is based on very native, current available technology i.e via IP addresses if i'm not mistaken.

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Added on August 22, 2009, 3:18 pm

Agreed. I installed a few apps from AppStore but non of them allow me to view. Some doesn't load up at all.
Anyone had successful viewed in the past?

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erm. i know for a fact, from the whirlpool forum, these webcam applications will work, as prescribed for sure.

some of the users actually gave pretty decent reviews against them.

you can google them up for further information

try this first; settings -> general ->reset -> reset network settings.

if it doesn't work, i will try to prescribe something else

1. get the router fixed.

2. buy a dongle which can "convert" a wired PC, to broadcast WiFi

3. use your network provider via 3G et cetera

assuming that your unit is from maxis and you didn't jailbreak and/or configure anything to disable data influx, i can only recommend that you restore your phone and then use the backup to return to its original state.

i'm recommending because you may need to download the carrier settings update.



to read more about this, click here

there are a hundred and one things that you can inspect and the list is inexhaustible

WiFi, bluetooth, dead pixels, crack casing, scratched screen (the screen is purportedly scratch resistent, so it has to be quite a substantial impact for such occurrence), loose dongles and controls et cetera

no

to be really honest, it would be extremely hard to prove to maxis that you are currently holding a faulty unit (from your reception "experiments"). the onus is on you.

my best bet? to ensure that you are not hallucinating, biased et cetera, is to exchange with a friend who is using the 3G S as well and from a different area.

let him/her to experience your unit for a few days and see how it goes. if the problem still persists, then your claim against maxis would be more believable and substantial.