California state should be fine

BTW guys, someone asked about ringtones from music?
there's an app tha went free today called "ringtone architect"
4 stars on itunes
damn good to use to make up to 40sec ringtone
only thing is it makes ringtones from your itunes music library
try it out whoever wants musical ringtone

hey guys can anyone help me out with those questions?

just change the state only and any address will be fine?

This post has been edited by theberry: Jan 14 2012, 08:42 PM

think you should make it at least believable thats what i did
as in zipcode etc etc at least true
not sure if this is a MUST or not though

egh..nvm lol

This post has been edited by kahjye: Jan 14 2012, 09:45 PM

thanks for info.

It is very simple ; just google for say any hotel , restaurant in san francisco - you will see a listing. Just take any of it and change the number while keeping the streetname/postcode and you are as good as getting a " realistic" address

iPhone 4S sales halted after shoppers pelt Apple store

TOUGH ACTION: A woman being dragged away by police after she refused to leave from the front of the Apple store in the Beijing. Police were called to disperse the crowd after one potential customer threw eggs at the front of the store. - Reuters
BEIJING: Enraged Chinese shoppers pelted Apple Inc's flagship store here with eggs and shoving matches with police broke out when customers were told the store would not begin sales of the popular iPhone 4S as scheduled.
Apple said later on Friday after the botched launch at its store in Beijing's trendy Sanlitun district that it would halt all retail sales of the latest iPhone in China for the time being, but said the phones would be available online, through its partner China Unicom or at official Apple resellers.
Scuffles broke out before daybreak between security staff and shoppers, many of whom had waited in line overnight in sub-freezing weather, after an announcer with a bullhorn told the restless crowd around 7am that the phones would not go on sale as planned and that they should go home.
Police dragged some people away and photos appeared on the Chinese blogosphere of a man who had brought raw eggs in a plastic bag handing them out before people heaved them at the store's tall glass windows.
"We're suffering from cold and hunger," a man in his 20s shouted to Reuters Television. "They said they're not going to sell to us. Why? Why?"
"I got in line around 11pm, and beyond the line the plaza was chock full with people," said Huang Xiantong, 26, outside the store. "Around 5am the crowds in the plaza broke through and the line disappeared entirely. Everyone was fighting, several people were hurt," said Huang, who wanted to buy a new iPhone for his girlfriend. "The police just started hitting people. They were just brawling."
Apple's latest iPhone, with a number of new features including responding to commands with a voice of its own, was introduced in China and 21 other countries on Friday to great anticipation.
"The demand for iPhone 4S has been incredible and our stores in China have already sold out," Apple said in a statement. "Unfortunately we were unable to open our store at Sanlitun due to the large crowd and to ensure the safety of our customers and employees, the iPhone will not be available in our retail stores in Beijing and Shanghai for the time being," Apple said.
Apple's CEO, Tim Cook, said in a Jan 4 statement that "customer response to our products in China has been off the charts. With the launch in China ... iPhone 4S will be available in over 90 countries making this our fastest iPhone rollout ever."
The snafu lit up China's vibrant microblog community with one commentator likening the line at the store to the country's annual Spring Festival rush to buy cherished train tickets home.
"If people had to make a choice, I think iPhone fans would rather buy an iPhone 4S than go home," said the blogger, using the online name Zhang Xinchun Daqi.
Legions of fans, scalpers
Apple's products are wildly popular with Chinese customers, who are eager to be early adopters and get the latest technology first. Many of the customers in Beijing on Friday appeared to be scalpers hoping to scoop up iPhones to resell.
Scalpers are a common sight outside Apple's stores in China, selling genuine Apple products, usually iPhones, at a markup for people who don't want to wait in line or find that stores are out of stock.
At the Sanlitun store, people who appeared to be working on behalf of scalpers were in line in groups of 50, wearing the same hats or gloves, said Huang, the Liaoning shopper. "The police talked with their leaders," he said.
At least 1,000 people were hired by scalpers to stand in line for them at the Sanlitun store, the government-run news agency Xinhua said.
At Apple's other store in Beijing's Xidan district, iPhone 4S sales proceeded briskly with the store selling its entire stock of 2,000 by 9am, one shopper at the store was told.
Official resellers, including one next to the Xidan store, continued to sell the iPhone 4S.
At the Sanlitun store the crowd had mostly left by 10am, but the store remained closed and was ringed by about 50 police at lunchtime.
At one of Shanghai's three Apple stores, 24-year-old Jin Long said he had been in line since 2pm Thursday, receiving a coveted ticket allowing him to buy a new iPhone.
"After waiting all and getting the card, my relative didn't bring cash for the transaction and security guards and store workers tore up our tickets," he told Reuters TV. "With this kind of attitude, who wants to buy their machines in the future?" - Reuters

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Added on January 14, 2012, 9:55 pmLega coz get iphone 4s last december

This post has been edited by art6969: Jan 14 2012, 09:55 PM

The snafu lit up China's vibrant microblog community with one commentator likening the line at the store to the country's annual Spring Festival rush to buy cherished train tickets home.
"If people had to make a choice, I think iPhone fans would rather buy an iPhone 4S than go home," said the blogger, using the online name Zhang Xinchun Daqi.

How true. Lol

i didnt encounter this problem. all ur apps are synced, just the arrangement is wrong?

how about the Apps page in itunes, is it 6 or 9 pages?

u can find a replacement for the back cover in garage sales. can also buy those metal ones, got a few colour choices obviously not original la but unique hehe

Err. Back got spring ah? Because after i put casing. I heard a Spring lo -.- is that normal?

in iTunes, the apps is just 6 pages.
i need to go through all my apps list one by one and tick each of them to install it.
sigh.. this is really annoyed me.
just imagine if i got 1000++ apps in my list, 100 installed apps in my iphone, and only 60 got synced.
the extra 40 i need to manually search and tick from my 1000++ apps list. isnt it troublesome?

Happens to me too. Some apps just won't sync (whatsapp is one of them) and I have had to install them manually from the purchased section in the appstore. Luckily all the chats are there though.

1. It is already set in auto FULL HD recording. There is no setting that you can adjust to lowered the quality.

2. No zoom function but you can buy the apps that enhance the 4s camera functionality.

solution - folders.

when i synced mine some apps didn't show in any of the home screen(s) but did in spotlight since in "loose form" the apps had already filled up the max amount of pages which is.. 8? or was it 9. what i had to do was group them up in folders for the rest to show up. (soft resetting)

it's an iphone, you've to suit it's quirks not the other way round :P

have anybody trained their siri?

You can train??

the more i train, the different word siri will speak but sometime she understand me.

example, find me an restaurant

'Siri' on screen: find me and restaurant

siri will reply i cant look for location in Malaysia.