iPhone

yes it can my lg enzy did it on the verizion wireless plan

no it is in the privacy statement. no one but you can see your stuff unless you share it on facebook or twitter or G+

it prevents jailbreak and hacks. pretty much pointless

Apple products do not get viruses; it is impossible to get a virus from things downloaded in the Apple App Store.

Limited or SOS only service on cellphones means there is a signal, but it is either:

1. Weak.

2. Not for civilians to use.

3. Another company's coverage.

You cannot send or receive regular texts, or make normal calls. You can however, make calls to emergency numbers (111, 112 or 911 etc...)

This can depend on the memory of your iPhone, but a 8gb Iphone can hold 2000 songs. But again this could depend on the quality of the photos and length of the song

It will stay locked until yew unlock et

There is no Apple store in neither Watford nor High Wycombe although both have retailers such as PC World and John Lewis that stock Apple products. For a list of UK Apple stores see links below.

I'm assuming the phones are on different networks. You would contact the service provider of the old phone and tell them you want to 'migrate' the number to a different network. You are asking for the 'Port Authorisation Code' (PAC) - they should give you this for free. You give the PAC to the new provider and they'll do the change for you.

they store into micro-chips

Don't listen to the previous statement above that is completely wrong. Little people much like elves or lawn kn-oms or smurfs (except they are not blue) are extracted from the far reaches of Mexico and placed into that little SIM card, which stands for Small Indigenous Mexicans. And just like normal size Mexicans they work very hard and believed to work even harder. These S.I.M.s take the information that you put into you phone and store them in the bookkeepings and their mini computers. These little people use the dead skin from your face on the phone to keep moving.

You can buy an Apple iPhone without a contract and without activation for a considerably higher amount (just like any other cell phone).

The iPhone requires activation in order for anything other than emergency calls to work.

yes its in the phone app

To find the number of songs stored in iTunes click on the Music library (usually at the top of the left hand pane) and details will be given along the bottom of the iTunes window - How many songs, how long to listen to them all, and the amount of space used to store them. If you click on the text it will give you the exact time needed to listen to them all in Days, Hours, Minutes, and Seconds.

You can't. You need to use Edge. Happy paying...

as of may 20 2010 one share in apple costs 10.47

June the 29th 2007

Yes, you can. If your iPhone is jailbraked, you can install iLog via installer. It helps you manage your calls/call duration/sms.

you can get it here: www.ixtension.com

If your iPhone is not jailbreaded, please check this:

http://www.ipodrobot.com/blog/delete-single-recent-call-on-iPhone-without-jailbreaking.htm

If your phone is not jailbroken as is the case with the new 3.1.3 and baseband 5.12.01 and you can not jailbreak here is an alternate solution. The ipodrobot does not work if you have an apple computer and I have yet to find an alternative via that route. Additionally, this route is free, but only works if you are can set the circumstances.

First, plug your iPhone into your computer and synch it to itunes. Once synch is complete, right click (or apple alternative) on the iPhone under the devices on the left toolbar in Itunes. Go down to backup iPhone and select that option.

This part is important. Leave the phone plugged in. If you unplug and make the call then plug back in you risk creating a new file and overwriting the backup or having to use an older backup from a while ago that may seem out of the ordinary. Perhaps someone can chime in with a way to keep this from happening, but I do not risk it.

At this point, make the call or receive the call. Once the call is complete. Right click on the device again and this time choose the restore from backup option. The backed up file should appear as whatever you have named your device. The process of restoring should take about a minute. Everything will be there...except the call you made.

More than enough. With typical ebooks ranging from 1 MB to 20 MB, you get from 400 to 8000 books in 8 GB of space.

That is an Easy question

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Step 1: Check if it is actually broken or malfunctioning

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Step 2: Try to go to a mechanics or ask the geek squad at BEST BUY

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Step 3: If it continues to not work just return it and say it is broken

iPhone indeed supports sending pictures via MMS or iMessages. If youriPhone won't send pictures in text, my guess is you don't have MMS enabled on your phone. Also, this problem may be caused by the network, the carrier and so on.

The cost of an iPhone 5 depends largely on the service plan it is attached with. The phone itself may only be 200 dollars, but the service plan may cost an additional 500 dollars.

This is more likely a case of someone else having a virus and your email address is on their computer. There have been several viruses that send themselves to all the email addresses in the infected computer's address book. Some of the latest ones do not show the originator as the "from" address, but randomly pick another address found on the infected computer. A good virus detection program like McAfee or Norton will catch these emails and quarantine or remove them.

Because normally restoring your ipod does not work. You must PLUG IN YOUR IPOD, ignore the message that pops up.

1. Hold down the home and power button at the same time.

2. ignore the off option, then when the apple logo pops up, let go of the power button.

3. When the itunes and plug icon shows up on your ipod/iphone, let go of the home button

4. Now ITUNES SHOULD FIND THE IPOD AND RESTORE IT!

Good Luck!

-NOTE: I DON'T WANT TO RESTORE IT!!!

Can you even get unlocked iPhones in the US. I know one can get them from the Apple Store in Hong Kong. Ashwin