Thanks
> On Dec 27, 2015, at 9:50 PM, Sabahattin Gucukoglu wrote:
>
> You can completely erase the phone without losing anything from the cloud by
> going to Settings, General, Reset, and choosing Erase Content and Settings.
> If you have Find My iPhone on, you’ll be prompted to type the passw
You can completely erase the phone without losing anything from the cloud by
going to Settings, General, Reset, and choosing Erase Content and Settings. If
you have Find My iPhone on, you’ll be prompted to type the password to turn it
off. Then your phone will be wiped and you can give it to y
Well surprisingly, someone asked me today if they could buy my Six plus as I
was not intending to sell it this year. But because I've been quoted a good
price, I'll be selling it now and getting the next one whatever it's called.
Sometimes, life does surprise you.
On 18 Aug 2015, at 17:48, Sco
I hate contract phones. I buy the unlocked things and to hell with contracts.
So I go with any network on a pay as you go tariff as these days, you can pay
£20 on a pay as you go tariff and get all you can eat data, a load of texts
which I hardly use because of I messages and a few hours of ca
Mary, I had AT&T for a while and there service had improved. All the carriers
suck though let’s be real about it.:)
If you call Verizon to activate VOLTE you should ask for the advanced calling
1.0 features to be activated on your account. That’s the verizon wording for
the product. It’s a f
OK, that explains why I thought we did not have VOLTE. I bought my 5S last
June, that is June a year ago. The six was not yet out, and we did not yet have
VOLTE according to the store. And of course, I did not know that it
subsequently became available. I will definitely look into T-Mobile. Woul
Hi Mary,
I actually worked for Juniper which was a vendor of routers and firewalls to
Verizon so it’s no skin off my back.:) I will say there are some very very
skilled and just good quality people though working for VZ in Branchburg New
Jersey so I feel pretty lucky to have been among them but
Scott,
I have a 5S, so yes, I do have LTE. I was not however aware that Verizon had
VOLTE in my area. I thought they did not. Actually, if T-Mobile has that new
band in this area, that would be another reason to upgrade this next fall. I
don't like Verizon. Sorry, Scott, if you work for them. I
You can connect to LTE with the 5S this is correct however you don’t have the
expanded list of bands supported by the Goby radio chip from Qualcomm that’s in
the 6/ 6+ nor do you have the more advanced features like VOLTE. I believe the
chip in the iPhone 5S is a 15 series, the 6 / 6+ is a 25 a
Exactly. You do not understand anything. You have not a clue what
"advances" I take advantage of. Its really none of your concern either.
The landfills are overflowing because of your errr, logic. Its silly.
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Hi,
Just so facts are straight, iPhone 5 does actually support LTE networks. I get
LTE connections all the time here in lowly Canada even though I'm hearing
unnecessary insults from some folks here.
Later...
Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada
On Aug 18, 2015, at 05:42, Scott Granados wrot
No it’s just I don’t understand why your keeping your head in the sand, denying
the existance of better devices afraid of the features. It just doesn’t make
sense. If we used your logic we might as well have to crank our old corded
phones and have Mabel place the call on the far end. But the
I wouldn’t bother at all with the 6 at this point.
First, the censor issue might be your case. Try removing the phone from your
case and seeing if it works. If not you know you have a hardware issue, if it
does then you can try a different case. I have had otter boxes cause all sorts
of prox
You remind me of the old Fuller Brush salesman...pushy to the point
of being obnoxious and people would buy just to get rid of you.
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On 8/18/2015 4:48 AM, Scott Gran
Hi!
I just wonder if i should wait to the next Iphone 6S or buy the Iphone 6.
In my situation i really need a new phone.
I just repaired mine, they replaced the glass and display and now the sensor
that makes the touchscreen lock when on a call seems gone.
Also the new battery was a joke.
It drain
Apple Pay is the greatest thing since sliced bread. I use it a lot but it’s
been available in the US for a while now. You can wrap up all your different
store cards on your phone and then just hold up your phone at the vendor and it
updates everything. Starbucks for example lets you track all
Better you than me. Sounds like you’re settling.
> On Aug 17, 2015, at 2:52 PM, E.T. wrote:
>
> I experience no limitations using the iPhone 5. Its all in one's
> perception. Things like faster networks, Apple Pay, larger screen. those are
> nothing more than perks.
>
> I will just share
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> Sent: Monday, August 17, 2015 19:31
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> Subject: Re: iPhone 5s
>
> Well, even if you owned the iPhone 6 or 6+, you still have limitations with
> it if you live in Canada like I do. The big one is we don&
You do have high speed networks available in your part of Oregon. I know
Verizon offers LTE there and I would assume T-Mobile and AT&T do as well. Not
sure if Sprint has finished that area yet. You would benefit from LTE though.
> On Aug 17, 2015, at 2:48 PM, Mary Otten wrote:
>
> I have a
I seem to agree with you. While Apple Pay is available in the UK as of Tuesday
July 14, I'm not that excited about it. I do a lot of shopping online anyway,
and the merchants I do use in store do not have it yet.
> On 18 Aug 2015, at 03:30, Shawn Krasniuk wrote:
>
> Well, even if you owned the
, August 17, 2015 19:31
To: macvisionaries@googlegroups.com
Subject: Re: iPhone 5s
Well, even if you owned the iPhone 6 or 6+, you still have limitations with it
if you live in Canada like I do. The big one is we don't have Apple Pay yet,
and I doubt we ever will like we never had iTunes Radio
Shawn,
Good points.
I got the iPhone 6 thinking I'd be able to use Apple Pay but it's still
not available here in Australia.
Having said that glad I upgraded from the 5S.
I intend to skip the 6S so my next big update will be the 7.
Sadam Ahmed
On 8/18/2015 12:30 PM, Shawn Krasniuk wrote:
Ah shawn go wine somewhere els you have socilised medican...
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Sent: Monday, August 17, 2015 19:31
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Subject: Re: iPhone 5s
Well
Well, even if you owned the iPhone 6 or 6+, you still have limitations with it
if you live in Canada like I do. The big one is we don't have Apple Pay yet,
and I doubt we ever will like we never had iTunes Radio until Apple Music came
but that's a different subject altogether. The point I'm tryi
I experience no limitations using the iPhone 5. Its all in one's
perception. Things like faster networks, Apple Pay, larger screen. those
are nothing more than perks.
I will just share this then move on. We had very little of this 5
years ago, 10 years ago none of it. We survived. I know
I have a good friend who purchased an iPhone 6. When I turn voiceover on and
use her six versus my 5S, I really see no difference in the responsiveness with
voiceover. I can't argue about the network thing. Except that where I am, it's
not important. I don't think those networks exist here in ba
hi,
Other than speed performance sorts of things, the iPhone 5 works fine for most
applications that one uses on a day to day basis. There are some new features
like Touch-ID that aren't available, access to AC WiFi network speeds and such
that may concern some, but overall, most wouldn't noti
Many limitations, like I said, no apple pay (unless you add the watch) no
access to the faster networks, smaller display which for someone with big hands
like me the 6+ was a great improvement. You really do have limitations once
you’re out of date. Now they may not be meaningful to you, that’
While technology is part of my life, it does not control what I do
to the point that I cannot function without it to some degree. Its a
phone. Its got many useful side benefits. I am not one of those rich
people who trade in a car every year so they can stay ahead of the Joneses.
It make
You’d be surprised, if you pull a brand new iPhone, latest version with the
latest firmware installed it really has a snap to it. As the software is
updated the older versions slow down but the 5S is a good phone, I’m not
surprised you’re happy with it. There’s a decent amount of horse power u
Even though the 5s is getting old, it's far from sluggish. In fact, it's the
total opposite. But I'm used to the speed as it's the same on an iPad Mini 2.
> On 17 Aug 2015, at 19:29, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> Well pay for things is one big thing your phone can’t do, work on a lot of
> networks
Well pay for things is one big thing your phone can’t do, work on a lot of
networks is another and there is a fair bit of sluggishness when you use an
older device like the 5 but hey go with what works for you.
It’s good you’re getting access to the same class of devices as the sited.
That in
Yeah, i can’t see spending the money on something that far out of date but I’m
lucky and blessed and can afford the latest and greatest when it comes out. I
know the older devices are a great option for folks working on a more tight
budget. Also, these older devices are a less expensive option
My iPhone 5 is about 2 and a half years old. I am not even looking
at a new phone until this one starts wearing down. My next phone might
well be a 7 or even an 8. There is noting my 5 cannot do at this time.
(smiles)
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Oh ok know what you mean and this is why I personally don't go for the newer
phones and instead wait one or two years when they drop in price but that's
just me.
> On 17 Aug 2015, at 19:12, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> The new phones have updated hardware including an updated / better
> fingerpri
The new phones have updated hardware including an updated / better fingerprint
censor, better radio chips that support more bands, larger battery, NFC chip as
you mentioned for payment, etc. Each phone is an iteration better. Not really
revolutionary changes but nice hardware upgrades nonethel
Thank you so how come they are better in the newer phones apart from Apple Pay
support?
> On 17 Aug 2015, at 19:08, Scott Granados wrote:
>
> Hi Chris,
> I personally am a big fan of the iPhones in general. I have a 6+ now but
> bought the 5S actually the day it came out.That was one of the a
Hi Chris,
I personally am a big fan of the iPhones in general. I have a 6+ now but
bought the 5S actually the day it came out.That was one of the advantages of
working for VZW at the time I could cut in line and buy the phone before the
store opened.
The finger print reader is great an
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