may i know iphone3g and 3gs normal usage the battery life can tahan for how long?

may i know iphone3g and 3gs normal usage the battery life can tahan for how long?

hi guys~

iPhone newbie here...just collect my white 3gs today at KLCC Maxis...

im wondering bout those hairline cracks that i found out on my white iphone, have any u guys encountering this issue?

i'd been aware of this issue but is hardly see any cracks under the room lights of maxis centre, while i only found it when i put close under my table lamp.

ya i heard bout it as well...and they (forumer...from all over the world) said that hairline cracks was a common issue on iphone...especially the white one...more obvious...

if take for an exchange...do we need to wait for ...like...few days ...maybe weeks or months? or on the spot that take a brand new and unbox it right infront of u? i dont think so...right?

Uiks the bold part is true....come to think of it...i always got this miss call message....but no call coming thru....using celcom unlimited data plan as well....

which part of the iphone you spot hairline cracks?

FOr RMA in Maxis set, will take weeks to months. As what was told by Maxis staff, only 3G are refurbished set given while 3GS is still consider new replacement as its just launch not long ago.

guys...just back from Maxis this morning...

they allow me to swap one to one...first they took out one brand new and unbox it infront of me, i check under a display shelf's dim lights (the cracks are almost invisible under Maxis Centre ambient lights)... some parts the cracks are less then the one im collected last nite, some part more worst...

then i request for 3rd one...again he unbox it infront of me...i check thru it again...i only found 2 hairline cracks...i consider it the best units...so i choose the 3rd one...

9 to 5 Mac reports that it has received a tip claiming that Apple is in the process of developing an application to bring FM radio functionality to the iPhone and iPod touch. The functionality would reportedly be similar to that found in the fifth-generation iPod nano, which offers the ability pause radio and tag songs for use in iTunes.

The FM radio application will reportedly be able to function in the background to allow user to listen to radio stations while other tasks are being performed, although it remains unclear whether the radio functionality will be a standalone application or integrated into the existing "iPod" music application. The application will also reportedly extend song tagging capabilities to integrate direct iTunes Store purchasing.

The holdup on this app is that Apple is trying to integrate the Mobile iTunes Store purchases into the functionality of the program. For instance, if you like a song you are listening to on the radio (and that station supports tagging and you are in the US), you will be able to push a button and see the song (and all of the information around it) in the iTunes Mobile store.
The Broadcom combination Wi-Fi/Bluetooth chips used in the iPhone and iPod touch have long also had the technical capacity for FM radio reception, with the chip found in the latest iPod touch theoretically also capable of FM radio transmission, although Apple has not as yet taken advantage of these capabilities.

Go to Settings - > Mail, Contacts, Calendars
at the Contacts column (near bottom), u ll see Import SIM Contacts