Scroll at the bottom of the forum, and select Desktop Version.

Yeah, it works offline. Like Dropbox ? Hmm, not really, but with paid version (FileExplorer) you can integrate your Dropbox account or other cloud storages with the app. It costs $4.99 tho.

It will also allow you to access files on your computer remotely, NAS server, etc.

The free version, which is GDrive, only allows you to access files on Google Drive or local files that you save in the app. Well, it's good enough for me.

Yeah, thanks to the 1080p display on the 6 Plus, the same A8 processor needs to work a little harder.

This post has been edited by Townshend: Nov 30 2014, 09:32 PM

iPhone 4 and I'm going to be honest, iPhone 6 is the first iDevice that I jailbroke. I always use stock iOS before.

I jailbroke because I wanted to see whether my iPhone has TLC or MLC NAND.

MLC is more reliable than TLC and is more expensive. The performance is also better. So if you get MLC, you're lucky.

Mine has MLC NAND.

Yeah, but some people jailbroke their devices for tweaks, not necessarily pirated apps, if that's what you mean.

I always purchase apps in the App Store. Anyway, as for now I have installed some cool tweaks like UntetheredHeySiri, CSWitcher and NoSlowAnimations. Basically tweaks that we don't have on the stock iOS, at least for now.

Of course there are drawbacks to this, like unstable device and safety, but yeah, as long as you know what you're doing, I think it's fine.

Based on what I read on other site

16GB = MLC
64GB = TLC or MLC
128GB = TLC

Not sure if they already change to MLC in 128GB models tho.

MLC = Multi level cell
TLC = Tripe level cell

Yes, you can use IOKitBrowser. To do that, open Safari in your iPhone and google "pgyer iokitbrowser".

Click on the first link and click install app, then launch IOKitBrowser from your home screen.

Then go to Root > N61AP > AppleARMPE > arm-io > AppleT7000IO > ans > AppleA7IOPV1 > AppleCSI > asp > ASPStorage. Under children catalog see the default bit per cell. If it is 3, then it is TLC, if it is 2 then it is MLC.

I have to remind you that this will install third-party application on your device, so delete the app after you use it.

Anyway, if it is manufactured in November, then most likely it has MLC NAND. Go this site http://sndeep.info/en and put your serial. It will show you the manufacturing date.

I always get 5-8 hours depending on usage. Clearly, battery life is not one of the impressive features on iPhone 6.

Yeah, for those who want long battery life can get the 6 Plus. Unfortunately for me, I can't even grip that phone comfortably .

I just noticed that my iPhone 6 display is slightly whitish around the edges. Only visible on gray background tho . Not visible on full brightness or other colors.

No sure about that since I used my mom's credit card. But people in other thread managed to purchase from Apple Store using debit card. So, I don't think Apple refuse it ?

Some quick google search also show that Apple accept debit card.

http://store.apple.com/my/help/payments

http://store.apple.com/my/help/informed

You don't have to put 60. Just start with your phone number.

I use my phone for light gaming, music and web browsing. I also tweaked the settings to extend the battery life.

After a few weeks of use, I noticed slight backlight bleed on my iPhone 6 and darn, I can't unsee it . I don't bother to contact Apple and wait for repair or replacement because I'm sure it will probably going to take some time, so I just sold it and purchased another one again. No time to wait as I'm travelling with my family next week.

Minecraft, Pixel Gun 3D, N.O.V.A 3, Bruce Lee: Enter The Game and Tower Madness 2.

Just charge it whenever you can.

http://www.apple.com/batteries/why-lithium-ion/

Yeah, especially if you are on LTE.

Data is turned on 24/7 except if the phone is connected to Wi-Fi.

Well, that depends. If I urgently need it tomorrow, then yeah, otherwise, no.

This post has been edited by Townshend: Dec 6 2014, 02:43 PM

Just don't put it in your back pocket and then sit on it.