i'll have one
1.8m tall box... put it in my back garden if i can get 40mbps
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The syncing works perfectly, if you do it in a sensible way.
1 - sync iphone with computer, to ensure address book on computer is up to date
2 - sync your computers address book to mobile me - aka the cloud
3 - then log into me.com and make sure everything is there
4 - activate contacts syncing on iphone, it'll delete everything that is "local" and download what is in the "cloud"
then it works perfectly!
thanks anonymous coward - "And, since Apple don't and never have made a product called "iTouch" surely this lawsuit isn't valid?"
i totally agree.. if you can't get the product name right, how do we know it was even a proper apple product, though they say they bought it from an apple store etc, he could have actually picked up his nice chinese clone that then exploded, which could have been called an iTouch..
the reason you buy mac products from Idiot World (my pet name for PC World that is), is you go in just when Apple have launched the new range, and buy the previous range at knock down prices..
i picked up a MBPro, about 3 weeks previous range, for £899, rather than £1299 for the new one...
luckily, i don't need advice..
my thought is that if your operator is in the country that you use at home, there should be minimal roaming charges, as you're still using their network.. Orange, Voda, Telefonica (o2), T-Mobile, etc are over many places in Europe, and especially data / in country calls, could easily be bundled..
Just my thoughts
i'm with sky, and luckily in the past 12 months have had very little problems, great connectivity and speeds, no throttling and i only pay £10 a month (ok, i have a sky subscription too, but the cheapest it works out is £26!)
tiscali have the marketing right to attract the punters who really don't have a clue, they just see a bottom line price, and think it'll give them everything they need. Then this happens, and they can't do anything!
bring back dial up?