buy a leather case from capdase or any other manufacturer. with stories about its glass shattering after a few drops, i think thats the best way to 'protect'. but of coz, u can't really show off ur iphone 4 la. haha.

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Added on September 4, 2010, 1:57 pmanyone read this before? http://www.soyacincau.com/2010/08/24/samsu...-gorilla-glass/

is the alluminoblabla glass used on iphone 4 as tough as this? anyone has a scratched/shattered iphone 4 already?

This post has been edited by borgun: Sep 4 2010, 01:57 PM

how does gmail push notification work? will it consume my data a lot? is it better to use push or fetch? i read that push uses a lot of battery. can we say that push is equal to non-stop fetching? i dont understand how these protocols work. any help?

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Added on September 5, 2010, 12:28 pmtrue true! its NOT scratch proof. im not really worrried about scratches. im more worried in case i ter-drop it. i have butter fingers (ironically, its worst when im too careful)

This post has been edited by borgun: Sep 5 2010, 12:28 PM

how does true push works then?? i mean, how does the server 'find' my iphone n send it to me?

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Added on September 5, 2010, 6:44 pmok one more question. is there any way that I can quickly switch between cell data and wifi. example, when I'm at home, I wanna use wifi, n when I'm outside I wanna use data. but then, it's very cumbersome to go into the settings especially when I have to dig down the setting to turn on the cell data. anyone knows any apps for that?

This post has been edited by borgun: Sep 5 2010, 06:44 PM

wow. that sums up everything. thx bro! i think i should use an hourly fetch instead of push.
so, this means that using pingchat or whatsapp can really drain the battery la, right?
damn.. with great power, comes great drawback

referring to the article "This is done presumably because 3G radio by design have lower battery consumption compared to WiFi"
i thought using wifi is more energy efficient compared to 3G?

cell data really drained my battery. when im at home, i only use wifi, and the battery consumption was not bad. but when im outside and i swithc on cell data only, my god~

do u guys have an always on cell data? can u guys briefly explain how does ur iphone 4 average daily life is? i mean, roughly how much data u use, how much wifi u use, and how long the battery lasts

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Added on September 6, 2010, 12:10 amstudy study!!! focus bro! hahaha
that magnificient glorious elegant piece of device can really distract u. hehe
good luck with ur exam!!

p/s: u can use safari on it to study online what~ hehe

This post has been edited by borgun: Sep 6 2010, 12:10 AM

cant wait to try out HDR!!! omg!!! my first update since buying! (my first iphone actually) thats why so excited!

Personally, i think the HDR feature is quite a good add on. Since iPhone 4's camera is overly sensitive in adjusting its exposure. check out this link
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/09...es_ios_4_1.html

its good for outdoors. so, yeah, gotta wait till tomorrow to find out HDR's true potential.

one question. u guys notice that HD recording takes up tons of memory space? any method of lowering down the resolution? I'm already kinda low on avail. space