iPhone 5, iTunes 10.7 and Mac OS X. The best answer I have for all of us 10.5.8 Losers (as Apple suggests), although its a short term remedy and doesn't resolve the fact that APPLE is a completely irresponsible enterprise pushing over-consumption down our throats (I'm running on 10.5.8 on a MB 3.1 and upgrading to Snow Leopard is not recommended...)
The poor beast still works and functions perfectly etc.....and its me that is going to choose when I buy a new PC...not Apple...I'm ranting......... (but they deserve it) So to the point: Instead of buying and upgrading to OSX 10.6...for an overaged computer that doesn't want or need an upgrade...I'm in France and did call Apple to buy the Snow Leopard and they proposed a three week delay for delivery... hahahahahaha oh and did I insult the poor person at the other end of the phone...???
Not sure really although I am certain that Apple is insulting our intelligence....! I'm ranting again...but they still deserve it!! Apple iPhone 5 Announced - Here's Everything You Need To Know. Advertisements Months of speculation, rumors, leaks and reports have finally led to the main event: Apple actually, officially announcing the new iPhone.
It’s here and it’s not all that different from what the leaks and reports had made it out to be. As expected, the iPhone 5 comes with an evolutionary design update, along with specifications bump that puts it at the level of fellow high-end Android smartphones like the HTC One X and Samsung Galaxy S III. Check out the full details after the jump. Design The first and foremost feature people will notice is the design. iPhone 5 comes with a widescreen 4-inch Retina display with a resolution of 1136 x 640 with a pixel density 326PPI. Keeping in line with the rumors, the iPhone 5’s headphone jack has been relocated and is now at the bottom of the device.
Display Hardware. iPhone 5 'Problems' Explained. Many issues seem to be plaguing new iPhone 5 owners.
But are they actual problems you should be concerned about? Photo: Alex Washburn/Wired Apple has a new iPhone, which of course means it’s time to find problems to harp about. It happens with every new iPhone. Remember Antennagate? A little of both, actually. “I do think that users have higher expectations when it comes to Apple,” Gartner analyst Carolina Milanesi told Wired via email. And so we’re hearing no end of complaints and criticism now that pundits and the public are using their shiny new iPhone 5′s. Scratches and chips Shortly after iPhone 5′s started arriving in the mail, some noticed their svelte new handset was chipped right out of the box. Within a few short days of using my own iPhone 5, I too noticed some chips along its chamfers, the diagonal edges of the device.
“The issue, though, is that aluminum is a fairly soft metal,” Keller said. Maps Yes, Maps is indeed a serious problem. Purple Lens Flare Should you be concerned? iPhone 5 - The thinnest, lightest, fastest iPhone ever. iPhone 5 and "NO SIM CARD INSTALLED" Can you convert a micro-SIM into a nano-SIM? - Feature - Mobile Phones. How to trim your SIM to iPhone 5 nano-SIM size. If you're lucky enough to have bagged an iPhone 5 and are wondering how to squeeze your current SIM card or micro-SIM into that teeny-tiny slot, then you'll need artistic precision and the slicey dicey skills you picked up in biology class, as well as a head for geometry.
I took this exam, passed with flying colours and will show my workings out below (for you to copy, because we're friends, right?). Since the nano-SIM is not only smaller than a standard SIM but also 12 per cent thinner, there was some debate as to whether you'd be able to go all Edward Scissorhands on your current chip, in the same way you could to create a micro-SIM .
The proactive chaps over at network GiffGaff gave it a shot though, and discovered that the iPhone 5 tray is perfectly capable of handling a SIM of standard girth. To cut or not to cut Before you go any further, a word of warning. Ingredients Study up The nano-SIM fits in the caddy with the gold chip facing downwards. Take the plunge The moment of truth. How to cut your own Nano SIM card (with easy PDF template)