You can already say Search Wolfram Alpha for Apples stock price ten years ago. Why can't people imagine saying Search Pennant for Yankees season record ten years ago.?Sean said:Siri API would be amazing but I don't see how it could possibly work with the massive number of third party apps.
What happens when someone asks "What's the score of the Yankees game?" and the user has 10 different sports apps installed on their phone and they are all competing to answer the question?
I'm thinking something like that will allow me to protect the phone when it's outside of its pouch. Tempted, but I'll wait for a while to see how paranoid I get - I never felt the need to put a case on my 3GS at all.KennyLinder said:More case talk! This looks good:
http://www.myincipio.com/iPhone-4S-...one-4S-feather-Ultralight-Hard-Shell-Case.asp
It could just ask you once which one you would prefer it to use.Sean said:Siri API would be amazing but I don't see how it could possibly work with the massive number of third party apps.
What happens when someone asks "What's the score of the Yankees game?" and the user has 10 different sports apps installed on their phone and they are all competing to answer the question?
Gary Whitta said:Also, extended video of Siri interaction - SO GOOD!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8BLzMCiR0G4
Number45 said:I'm thinking something like that will allow me to protect the phone when it's outside of its pouch. Tempted, but I'll wait for a while to see how paranoid I get - I never felt the need to put a case on my 3GS at all.
International travelers who want an iPhone 4S for its global roaming should buy their handset from Sprint or Verizon Wireless. These two carriers will unlock your phone so you can use it with any international rate plan.
It all comes down to the micro-SIM slot and what each carrier is going to do with it. AT&T locks the micro-SIM slot so you can only use the phone on its network. When you travel overseas, you must purchase AT&T's costly international roaming plans.
Sprint and Verizon, though, use CDMA for their domestic service and the micro-SIM slot for international service only. These two carriers can unlock the micro-SIM card slot and not worry about people jumping ship to another carrier.
Between Sprint and Verizon, Sprint offers the better deal on the iPhone 4S. It's selling the handset with an unlimited data plan and an unlocked micro-SIM slot. Verizon does not have an unlimited data plan and will unlock your handset, but only after you have been a customer in good standing for 60 days. This international unlock is available for all Verizon's world phones, but this is the first time it applies to the iPhone.
Damn, I still haven't got mine yet. Really want it!Eric WK said:Verizon shipping email and tracking number get.
Shame it's UPS and not Fedex. UPS always gets here so late in the day, while Fedex gets here by early afternoon at the latest.
Eric WK said:Verizon shipping email and tracking number get.
Shame it's UPS and not Fedex. UPS always gets here so late in the day, while Fedex gets here by early afternoon at the latest.
Today may not be when we get our shipping notices either. If its getting overnighted than we probably won't see something until tomorrow morning...which will drive me nuts.X-Frame said:Yeah I checked for the reference # trick last night and got nothing l, unless I did it wrong.
I think it's ridiculous that 2 days prior to delivery most still don't have their shipping notices.
AT&T Premier Email said:Thank you for your recent purchase from the AT&T Premier Online Store. We're pleased that you chose AT&T as your service provider.
We wanted to confirm that your order for iPhone 4S 64GB White on 06-OCT-2011 00:00:00 is still scheduled to be delivered as early as October 14, 2011.
RubxQub said:Today may not be when we get our shipping notices either. If its getting overnighted than we probably won't see something until tomorrow morning...which will drive me nuts.
As long as I get my phone on Friday I'll be good, but the lesson learned for me is to never trust AT&T with something so precious...so magnificent...something...that make me want to fuck it...
My loins are for Apple only.
This is pretty sweet. I'm glad it's based on the sequel's language engine and accepts adjectives in descriptions.Gary Whitta said:And in other iPhone news... HOLY SHIT!
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/scribblenauts-remix/id444844790?mt=8
Shurs said:Just checked my status on AT&T.com -- and while my status still says "processing," I noticed, for the first time, that there is a separate message that says" "Pre-ordered devices will ship on or around Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011."
I remain optimistic that I'll have my phone on Friday.
Mine is still in China too, wow.undecided said:Just received my shipping notice for an apple.com preorder after 1 pm central on Friday.
Still in china but will be here on the 14th.
About 3:10 AM Eastern.Vik_Vaughn said:Fellow Verizoners that got your confirmations - What time did you pre-order? I did it around 8:30AM Eastern, so I'm wondering if you guys were extreme early birds.
Unconditional said:Yessssss my phone shipped even tho the email said 14-21 days.
I'm getting an incipio feather and stealth armor carbon fiber back. Not sure if the feather can go over the back but I'm gonna find out.
Vik_Vaughn said:Fellow Verizoners that got your confirmations - What time did you pre-order? I did it around 8:30AM Eastern, so I'm wondering if you guys were extreme early birds.
scorcho said:RubxQub, that's your story, but i've had two friends who've broken their iPhone 4's from caseless drops at a bar and, reading TIMN's review of the 4S, Topolsky admitted to dropping and cracking his phone twice this past year.
myself, i love my $2 plastic/gel case. it lets me get away with handling my phone like my old dumbphones of yore, while still being thin enough to sit comfortably in my pocket. i've dropped the device dozens of times to no ill effects.
YMMV of course.
Very true, of course. Definitely wouldn't go as far as saying cases are useless, but it seems like for the vast vast majority (I'd be shocked if the number was less than 90%), people automatically assume that you need a case on these things and buy one.scorcho said:RubxQub, that's your story, but i've had two friends who've broken their iPhone 4's from caseless drops at a bar and, reading TIMN's review of the 4S, Topolsky admitted to dropping and cracking his phone twice this past year.
myself, i love my $2 plastic/gel case. it lets me get away with handling my phone like my old dumbphones of yore, while still being thin enough to sit comfortably in my pocket. i've dropped the device dozens of times to no ill effects.
YMMV of course.
You'd have like 30 cents?Talon- said:We're also prone to care more about the fragility of these devices because they are touchscreen units.
If I had a dime for every spiderweb shatter I've seen...
http://www.meritline.com/newsearch.aspx?SearchTerm=iphone+4+tpuVik_Vaughn said:Talk to me about this $2 case....
i agree - a lot of the cases i've seen are more for appearances than protection, and cost quite a bit to boot. myself, i just wanted something cheap and durable to protect the front and back glass, which the el cheapo case does perfectly. i've had this phone fly out of my hands and do cartwheels on a tiled floor without damageRubxQub said:In my mind, the money spent on cases far outweighs the total amount of money people would spend on iPhone replacements. Assuming a case only costs $10 (which is on the low-end), 1 out of every 20 people would have to break their iPhone completely and get a replacement phone to make the two scenarios equivalent. Heck, if you up that number to the more realistic price of $20 for a case, you're looking at 1 in 10.
College campus so I've seen a couple dozen - not just iPhones, all varieties of smart phones. I know of at least 5 friends/acquaintances that have done that. One was a hilarious incident where he was celebrating a kill in CoD:MW, and he smashed his controller right on his phone. The rest of them were drops.RubxQub said:You'd have like 30 cents?
Honestly, how many of these have you actually seen? I think I can remember ever seeing one anywhere in person.
RubxQub said:Cases...
I strongly encourage people to go caseless.
Otterboxes mentally and physically pain me.RubxQub said:I'm just a grumpy dude who despises shitty cases at the end of the day.
If people only bought awesome ones I'd be happy, but all of this just speaks to me being emotionally impacted by what other people do with their property. I'm just wasting brain cycles on it, but I felt the need to put it out there again![]()
RubxQub said:You'd have like 30 cents?
Honestly, how many of these have you actually seen? I think I can remember ever seeing one anywhere in person.