If my texts are being sent as SMS on iphone out of nowhere does that mean the other persons phone is off? When usually its blue?
I need help making a decision. My parents said that I can only get one or the other. Should I get a new iPhone or pay fordriving classes?
You live in a residence hall and you only have 2-3 hours of intro classes per day.
Your room and board and tuition is covered by either Mommy and Daddy or a scholarship or financial grant.
You Do NOT need to work
On Monday And Wednesdays your first class is 11:45AM to 12:45pm. And your second class is 1:30-2:45pm. Do NOT oversleep your 11:45 class
On Tuesday's and Thursday's your only class is 1:55pm to 3:10pm! Do not oversleep your 1:55pm class though it replays online download the app on your iPhone if you don't want to go.
Your classes will have no homework just a midterm, one easy project, and a final.
They are scantron multiple choice and you can buy a practice test on university ave that's almost the exact same questions as the final, for each course.
In the quad, there's lots of hot girls and guys at the pool and at night there's parties till 3AM and subway and steaknshake open till 4AM
Every Saturday there's tailgate party and a big ncaa rivalry free for you.
You have free meals and a declining balance card. You have your own laptop and a very fast internet connection
Is this life easy or hard?
Can we upgrade iOS 12 on our iPhone X model from January 2018?
I'm travelling to USA for 13 days (tourism) in the coming next month - July. This is my first time to USA so i'm a litttle bit confused about what to do regarding my cellular network there. I've tried to surf the internet a lot but i end up having no clue about it. I guess it is so because there's a vast difference in the protocols in cellular network in USA and INDIA. There we get cellular attached CDMA phones and here in india, we get mostly GSM phones. On the internet, they talked about different frequency Bands which i didn't understand at all. So i just want to ask-
1) Is there an At&t store, etc. At the Los Angeles Airport(LAX) ( Because somewhere on the internet it was written that america doesn't allow sim cards to be sold at the airpot) i'm on a group tour, so i don't get the chance to go to a walmart store on my own until i get a free day.
2)I've got an iphone 7 ( Indian GSM) . What type of sim and company should i choose? ( because sprint and Verizon are purely CDMA)
3) Is there any special requirement about the ID? I mean is the passport enough?
4) I require a plan which gives unlimited data ( atleast more than 15GB) and a little bit of free international calling.
Is it possible for more than 1 FedEx truck to be in your neighborhood, because I ordered a iPhone 8 and the truck passed my house?
I'm thinking about ordering my wedding dress and also an iPhoneX off of Dhgate.com…
I've heard from a cousin it was a good site. But I've been reading online reviews… The online reviews scare me…
To elaborate, let's rewind about 10 years and say that Steve Jobs was releasing the first iPhone with a touchscreen that turns in the direction that the phone is handled.
Could it have been possible to patent the concept of operating a screen by touching it, and the concept of the screen turning to face whichever the direction the device is turned so as to prevent competitors from duplicating their own product that does the same basic thing, just under another brand with another operating system?
This is what I have noticed about the IT industry--anytime someone comes out with a popular item that is selling at a high rate, competitor begin duplicating the product with a modifed version of their own. How does one stop a competitor from mimicking their product?
I've wanted a decent camera for awhile (all I have currently is the camera on my iPhone) but I'm about to spend a year abroad in Australia, and I really want a good camera for my travels. I don't know much about photography, I'm very much an amateur, so I don't need something super fancy, but I want something that can take good-quality photos and has a decent zoom so I can take pictures from far away without the quality being awful and grainy.
Budget-wise, I'm looking for something in the $200-250 range (or less, of course). I really don't know much at all about photography or cameras, so suggestions on specific cameras, camera brands, or places to look for cameras are all appreciated!