The White IPhone 4.

Is coming to HK.

Do not drool.



Source: http://www.eprice.com.tw/mobile/talk/?prod...598&tid=4489197

** Note: Look at the box, it stated iPhone 4, 32GB, Black.
But how come the set is in white   

Anyhow, white i4 still very chio. 

good day to all,

I am not sure which is the appropriate thread to post this inquiry, so I am posting it here in hopes someone could shed some light.

my wife is an iphone 3g user and she loves iphone very much. Since the release of iphone 4, I wanted to get it for her. I went down to Lowyat to survey the phone and the price with my wife and also allowing her to play with it. She loved it and it reaffirmed my intention of getting her one.

to my surprise, upon survey, the price for iphone 4 16gb simfree/factory unlockec is going in the range of 3500-3800. Maybe "you can swindle me" is written all over my head. this discouraged us and we decided to drop the intention.

my question is:
1. what is the market price for simfree/factory unlocked phone?
2. should i get iphone from the dealers in lowyat which claims it is from UK/US/SG?
3. should i wait for maxis to launch the phone?
4. is it cheaper, when maxis launch the phone?
6. i think i saw somewhere here that maxis phones are unlocked phones?
7. we are going to migrate to Europe in 2 months time, so if i do get the iphones from maxis, which is supposedly unlocked, can i use it in Europe.

thank you for your time to look in to my queries. i m just a little disheartened now with the treatment we received from the sellers in lowyat and appreciate if anyone could shed some light on this queries.

thank you for your prompt reply sir.

at least it gave me a slight idea. thank you again.

correct me if i am wrong, you sell a 32gb iphone 4 at 2,843.08 MYR(after conversion)?

thank you for your reply.
maybe i dont understand or see the justification for the sellers to price the phone at such a value, but  3,800+-RM is pretty "impressive"

conversation:

me: hi how much is your iphone 4?
seller: 3800RM
me: what is the best price you could give me?
seller: 3500RM
me: is it for simfree/factory unlocked?
seller: yes, if you want a locked unit, 3300RM but i charge you 50RM for unlock.
me: so does it come with any free gifts?
seller: nope. i already give you best price, if you want normal price, 3800 + free gifts.

disheartened and walked away.

i think i can safely say that i would get it from maxis, authorized and reliable. Thank you for your advice and input.

Thanks for the clarification but anyway would really appreciate those 3g or 3gs(IOS4) user can post more as i believe not all of us afford to have ip4 at the moment.

Hey,

How is iPhone 4's speaker quality compared to 3GS?
With the volume increased by 100% in iTunes.
I heard thats not much different as its impossible to enhance the quality due to the slimmer design.

Thanks.

Dear all iPhone masters and sifus,

I somehow stumble across a thread (not remember where and when), but some say Celcom network not so suitable with iPhone, including my iPhone 4.
At first I kinda doubt that, but lately, it happens to be kinda true. Whenever I turn off my 3G to preserve battery, when I make a call, for sure the call will drop in about 2-4 seconds after the call is picked up. Same happened on the other way around, when I received a call.

This doenst happen at all when I am on 3G network. Only happen when I'm on EDGE or GPRS. To say it's because I'm JB'ed my phone, I'm pretty sure I have done my homework by not JB'ed my iPhone 4 and after that try make a call using EDGE or GPRS network. Same happens.

Is it because of Celcom?

Thank you for any clarifications.

Cheers!

There are people here who's using Celcom for their iphone 4 as well doesn't face any problem that you faced.

@megatron007,
Ah.. Yes.. I remembered someone mentioning they got their MicroSIM free... don't know how U got it but thus far, when I check there's a RM25 price to it.  Since I've cut my SIM and when it was tested on an iPhone 4 and it works, I'll just use it till it stops working

@beavis68,
Eh.. U not using ur bumper, can I pinjam it first...?! *smiles* [prepping for the arrival of her iPhone 4!]

yup. the micro sim cutter isn't 100% precise.

so i had to use this;


to smooth out the rough edges.

after a few manoeuvres only my hotlink sim card became a perfect fit.


and yes, beavis68 is right. you cannot hesitate whilst pushing the lever down; has to be swift and steady or else...

I sync the same app, audio, movie on my ipod touch, iphone3gs, iPad, iMac and macbookpro. ( last 2 for audio, movie, audio book only) If I want to sync another i have to wait 1 year, deauthorized all and resync again. Is standard apple policy

I tried that last year but was rejected

Here's a quote from a reputable figure.

“You acknowledge it; you address it; you deal with it,” Lehane said. “Apple must protect its brand image, its crown jewels, at all cost. Apple has enormous consumer loyalty but it depends on whether people believe it’s credible.”

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Lehane

Regards, Joey

I appreciate your kind gesture. Honestly, the piece was posted as a news to be shared amongst others in this particular thread. It is a discussion thread, am I right?

I'm not creating a brouhaha over the retrofitted bumper for Apple's iPhone 4 or wanting to incite any unwarranted exchanges of fiery words across the thread.

You seems to be sensible person. At least you acknowledged the fact and not being ignorant over the issue which plagued the iPhone 4. Period. Please keep in mind, it was a piece of information that I deemed worth to be shared.

They are individuals with micro perspectives and they are individuals that look at the macro perspectives. Information is power.

Regards, Joey

p.s: I'll keep my tabs around here, especially in the Apple section. No worries.

any1 noticed when in lowlight situation, the photo taken by the camera has pinkish colour that surrounds the photo?

No, it isn't. Try to do a hard reset and total restore to see if it helps. If it is still the same, make an appointment with Genius bar.

How could you make such an assumption? Malaysians (or in fact anyone) from all over the world can log in here to commentright?