they are not even connected in the first place.

the american iTunes store (as the name suggests) is dedicated for the consumption of the american market.

i fail to see how the fact that iPhones are launched in malaysia has to do with the local market selling american iTunes gift cards?

depends on your built in usb hub to be honest.


my dell xps desktop has 8 usb ports and i utilised all of them. when i first got it, there were a lot of usb device "compatibilities" and i had to play "trial and error" games with it by randomising the ports.


for example, plugging out the printer from the first port, and then webcam et cetera.

This post has been edited by nokia2003: May 13 2009, 11:53 PM

read SECTION A: GENERAL iTUNES RELATED QUESTIONS of this thread.

this statement will definitely qualify for the "question of the year" award.

perhaps you need to see the distinction between the word "Free" and $

LOL!

you are really a stitch with words! i'm laughing so hard now that i'm getting dagger stares from the people here in the library.

i have a couple of handy tips for those peeps, contemplating to purchase iTunes gift cards off ebay.

1. only use the american version i.e. www.ebay.com

2. distinguish between an actual card and the certificate code variant (always opt for the actual card)

3. locate sellers who do take the an actual picture of the card i.e. not something from the professionally taken pictures. spot for flashes, picture inconsistencies indicating an amateur at work.

4. locate sellers who sell these cards as an one off event i.e. not indulging exclusively in the iTunes gift card proprietorship. chances are they have received these cards as gifts.

5. avoid buy it now transactions and opt for the auction based instead

6. if it sounds too good to be true ... it probably is. on average, the possibly "discount" obtained for a USD25 gift card is probably $4 or $5.

7. before placing a bid, give the seller a PM indicating your desire to have a scanned or picture of the actual card. explain why you need a copy (citing fraud and inconsistent suspensions from Apple as reasons) and believe me, they will be more than happy to comply with your request. hence it is also important to locate one off sellers as stipulated in (4)

totally an understatement. either you didn't look hard enough or the weather is too hot. refer to SECTION A: GENERAL iTUNES RELATED QUESTIONS




yes

i do apologise if my previous statement offended you.

i have just realised that you are currently based in perth, australia.

in that case, i would recommend that you purchase iTunes gift cards from your local store instead.

not with iTunes, as it is a measure to combat piracy.

if you require such features, may i suggest that you use those USB thumbdrive cum mp3 players instead?

if it was indeed purchasd from iTunes, it is already in a mode compatible for your iPhone

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jun 1 2009, 05:16 PM

if it is downloaded from iTunes, it should work fine on your iPhone with the exceptions of HD based videos (can someone confirmed this, as my movie purchases are in the standard definition)

however there have been concerns, that some movie trailers fail to mount up

a print screen of the problem?

try this

i recommend that you use download program (for example DAP, getright) for a more stable connection.

a more articulate description of the problem (with some screen shots) will be helpful

this thread, third post

well in a nutshell, you cannot separate them manually.

so either you perform a clean "restore" on the iPod Touch or iPhone.

makes no difference. you have to initiate the self "deauthorisation" yourself before attempting an OS restore/installation.

if your theory actually holds, it means that my macbook pro will currently have 3 authorised iTunes accounts on it? despite being the SAME computer?

This post has been edited by nokia2003: Jul 1 2009, 11:29 AM

you know what? it doesn't hurt, if you take some time to read the first post of this thread

i have already replied to this question, on your thread opened in kopitiam!