anyone has any experience buying from mac city 1u? they accept AMEX? have they opened reservation for booking or first come first served?

my Amex is from maybank. anyway back to original question. mac city 1u accepts Amex? anyone got such experience?

actually based on US system. sometimes ppl get their phone earlier than estimated time. it's down to the speed of production. the delivery time is always considering worst case scenario. last time I ordered my iPad from apple online store and it was scheduled for a week but I received it within days.

actually based on US system. sometimes ppl get their phone earlier than estimated time. it's down to the speed of production. the delivery time is always considering worst case scenario. last time I ordered my iPad from apple online store and it was scheduled for a week but I received it within days.

kinda dangerous since not in a mall...

now how many ppl?

just curious, do they accept one card? do u see red one card sticker on the floor outside the entrance?

not surprising, our exchange rate against USD is poor now...

dont worry, it might arrive earlier...

it usually does

just came back a lot of places, all no stock for ip6 space grey 64gb

might consider buying from online store...

the q was crazy! i think got 50 ppl or something...

This post has been edited by janson_kaniaz: Nov 6 2014, 11:16 AM

just curious, when u guys orderd this morning, was the expected shipping time also 5-7 business days?

nop, only lunar sales, around January of every year

can u sync back the photos from Dropbox?

Apple will switch from using TLC (triple-level cell) NAND flash to MLC (multi-level cell) NAND flash in the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus after users have experienced crashing and boot loop issues with the higher capacity versions of both devices, reports BusinessKorea.

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Sources have told the paper that flash memory firm Anobit, which Apple acquired in 2011, is to blame for the manufacturing defects. Apple will reportedly switch to MLC NAND flash for the 64GB iPhone 6 and the 128GB iPhone 6 Plus, and will also address crashing and boot loop issues with the release of iOS 8.1.1. Apple previously used MLC NAND flash in previous-generation iPhones.

TLC NAND flash is a type of solid-state NAND flash memory that stores three bits of data per cell. It can store three times as much data as single-level cell (SLC) that stores one bit of data, and 1.5 times as much as multi-level cell (MLC) solid-state flash memory that stores two bits of data. On top of that, TLC flash is more affordable. However, it is also slower than SLC or MLC in reading and writing data.

Apple released its first iOS 8.1.1 beta to developers earlier this week, although the company did not specify whether the included bug fixes addressed boot loop and crashing issues on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. Users who are experiencing an unusual amount of boot loops and crashes with their iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus are recommended to bring their devices back to an Apple Retail Store for a replacement.

haihz

those scan means they receive order msg from sg. not scan your iPhone from sg then send to china.

if sg is in limited stock, sometimes direct courier comes from china.

with Apple original leather casing...


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don't have the time yet...

black is quite plentiful at machines nu sentral. if u still consider, try give them a call before going there to buy...

guys, i changed my sim to nano yday but my old iphone is still having the line and my new iphone is showing NO SERVICE.

any idea why?

do it need to remove the old sim or is it because the maxis guy hasn't updated my details into the system?