There's no official guide from apple on calibrating battery on iPhones but the do have guide for Macbooks. You could probably use the same method on your phone. I did that with my iPhone 4 previously.

http://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201575

anyone here managed to airdrop to their Mac from their iPhone?

Hmm..my AirDrop is not working

yeah, I did. Can't see my other devices in range.

have you experienced any erratic iOS reboots so far? You know, the recent news about the fault with the mem chips used in 128GB models.

Probably won't. How much ampere flowing through the charging cable?

My mac is on Yosemite and it's an early 2010 Macbook white. My phone is on 8.1.1.

Usually, techies or devs like "open" systems for them to tinker with. These are all tech talks basically and usually muggles doesn't understand its significance. Depending of what type of consumer you are, it may or may not be a + point for you. Having said that, I reckon it doesn't affect the majority of the owners.

Time and time again there bound to be comparisons between iPhone and other phones of the same range. Android fanboys will find 1000 reasons why iPhone sucks and apple fanboys will do the same. And some people owning both will find iPhone is better compare to Note4 and some people find Note4 is better than iPhone. One thing that could be observed from all these debates is that, "This phone is better because it works for me". A phone that works for you doesn't necessarily works for other ppl and vice versa. Other ppl say that your phone sucks because it doesn't work for them but you find it great because it suits your needs. Both Note4 and iPhone has their own different strengths and both are good phone. So, get the one(or whatever) that works for you!

Yes indeed! And it's also easy for people to lose their head in discussion like this. I get the impression that it was about to steer towards to that direction, hence my comment.

Roughly 10 hours on light web surfing,facebooking, instagramming, flipboarding , wazing, and reading tweets. I've just turned off more background app refresh so I'm gonna keep track of it again.

My iPhone 6 & MacBook still can't see each other. I've no problems with safari and chrome though and in fact, I'm posting this from safari on my iPhone 6 with most words from word suggestions.

No problems so far but I experienced this previously with my iPhone 4.

Aha!..Seems that my Mac only supports AirDrop to other Macs but not iPhone unless it's 2012 models or later. Now I get it.

You have protector film stuck to ur camera lens?

Getting an iPhone 6?The delivery time includes processing time. It means that you'll get your phone within 3-5 days. If you bought it in Singapore, and if there are any warranty claims, you probably need to send it back to where you bought it from. No such restriction if you buy online. Just send it back to them by mail and they'll send one immediately to you. You'll be surprised on how efficient the Apple Online store is. Also, the exchange rate nowadays are not really that good.

This post has been edited by sinbad2k: Dec 1 2014, 05:43 PM

how long does your last?

Something is not right there. Try turning off those unnecessary notifications and app refresh.

usually before a week before CNY. Just go ahead and buy from Apple Online store. No real good reason to buy from local telcos unless you want to take advantage of their phone contract. You'll be surprised on the efficiency.