Originally posted by MikeyN
I had one from 2008. I sold it a few weeks ago and, yeah - I'd definitely say it held it's charge just as well as it did back then.
Hmmm good to know, my personal record for the longest usage of warranty swapped 3G was 6 months and I didn't noticed any battery depleting of any sort for that time frame.
I know AJ had some battery suffering with his 1st gen, but it did come out in 2007.
Playa24_7
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Originally posted by E2EK1EL
Anyone here still have a iPhone3G from the 2008 time frame? *no warrenty swaps*
How's the battery running on it now? Does it still hold a proper charge for your daily usage?
I haven't noticed any difference from the day I bought it pretty much lol. That phone's been dropped, the outta case broken and super glued, the silent/ringer button broken off, and it's still going strong haha.
Abercrombie
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Originally posted by E2EK1EL
I know AJ had some battery suffering with his 1st gen, but it did come out in 2007.
That's what I thought last year... until I got my 3GS.. I have a comparison point now. When I use it a lot, I have to full charge it twice a day. I put it on Edge to save battery power when not needing high internet speed like foursquare and around me.
Abercrombie
If you're bored of Beatwave, here's another app like it. The FULL version of Melodica is free today only.
VDub
I don't know how I did it but I did it...
It wasn't there last night but I just saw it now...
ing scratch half cent long right on the face...
Super scratch proof glass my ass and stupid Apple won't sell the good screen protectors...
So pissed....
I'll make sure I'm having battery problems at my one year so that I can get a new one...
Jeff Button
FS: iPhone 4 16gig
(AT&T model) - $500 or best offer
(in original box - this is for my boss he won it)
E2EK1EL
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Originally posted by Abercrombie
That's what I thought last year... until I got my 3GS.. I have a comparison point now. When I use it a lot, I have to full charge it twice a day. I put it on Edge to save battery power when not needing high internet speed like foursquare and around me.
2x a day? How much yapping you do?
Abercrombie
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Originally posted by E2EK1EL
2x a day? How much yapping you do?
It's not the voice part that's killing my battery life... it's you convincing me to get a dataplan :tongue2
E2EK1EL
HOTMAIL is now EAS
(You guys know why right?)
VDub
Discovered the photobucket app!!!
E2EK1EL
Apple's fall event is tomorrow, and we'll be there live!
So it's just around the corner. What are we going to see? Some new iPods? A revamped Apple TV? Updates to iTunes? iOS 4 for the iPad? A fix to your heartbreaking antenna problem? New, brightly colored iShoes? Or all of the above? It's hard to say, but luckily Engadget will be covering Apple's latest event live with up-to-the-minute coverage. As usual, we'll be providing the best liveblogging in the business, so you can just kick back with a cool drink and enjoy the show.
EDIT: First time in many years, Apple will be broadcasting this event live to any iPhone, iPod Touch and iPad.
AutoCAD coming to iPhone, iPad
As part of their grand re-introduction to Mac, AutoDesk has announced that they’ll also be bringing AutoCAD to iPhone and iPad:
The Mac version will cost $3,995, the same as the PC version, and will be released in October. AutoDesk will soon introduce a free mobile version of the software that will run on the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. That version has more limited capabilities, Mr. Hanspal said. But with it, an engineer, for example, could bring drawings to a job site on an iPad, rather than on a big roll of paper, and make annotations on them.
The mobile version will be able to read any AutoCAD files, whether they were created on a PC or a Macintosh.
Any AutoCAD users out there anxious to take their work around on iOS?
Geoffb3
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Originally posted by E2EK1EL AutoCAD coming to iPhone, iPad
As part of their grand re-introduction to Mac, AutoDesk has announced that they’ll also be bringing AutoCAD to iPhone and iPad:
The Mac version will cost $3,995, the same as the PC version, and will be released in October. AutoDesk will soon introduce a free mobile version of the software that will run on the iPad, iPhone and iPod Touch. That version has more limited capabilities, Mr. Hanspal said. But with it, an engineer, for example, could bring drawings to a job site on an iPad, rather than on a big roll of paper, and make annotations on them.
The mobile version will be able to read any AutoCAD files, whether they were created on a PC or a Macintosh.
Any AutoCAD users out there anxious to take their work around on iOS?
