bloody i phone

[andysd1]

is there a reson or know how, why i can not send music from my n95 to my i phone, or get music from the pc, to the i phone,

[colley]

The I phone will not receive or send photos or data to or from any other type of phone
as for putting music on you need to install iTunes and set up an account. Once you have installed iTunes this will automaticlly sync or your music from your pc to your iTunes which will take a long time if you have loads of music. Once the music has been synced to iTunes you just pick up the album you want and drop it on the iPhone picher and the jobs a goodun

[andysd1]

yer did start to set up the account, untill it says put your card details in, but then quotes its self, by saying "no money will be taken until you buy something",

then you dont need my card details do you, think i phone is geting sent back,

[tws7501968]

If the music you want is already on the pc, download mediamonkey and it'll sync with your ipod/iphone without any of that apple nonsense.

Or get a proper phone like an android

[alex]

Chill Andy.

Once mp3 jobbies are on the pc, select folder to add music in Itunes. Then convert to aac instead of MP3, will make new copies in the version the Iphone reads. Then add to playlist and add to phone.

Sounds more difficult than it is.

Handy as I have lots n lots of Mp3's I didnt fancy paying for but wanted on phone

If stuck call me.

[andysd1]

[andysd1]

It's going back. You have to download ringtones

[alex]

Big girl.

[neil sharland]

[colley]

Got 4 words for you 'Get it jail broken' once you have jail broken it you can down load free ring tones, Sat nav, games etc...........
Have a look on YouTube some vids there to show you what its all about

[andysd1]

dont get me wrong, it is a fantastic piece of tech, but what a pain, its like calling some one, first, contacts, then the name, then the number, just get use to it, i have had nokia's most of my life, and its a bit of a jump,

[jason]

I have had nokia's most of my life, and it was very difficult to get use to
My wife has to put most of the stuff on it for me i have had it for 6 months now and i just about know how to answer a call

[alex]

Valid points, Ive been Nokia bound for a decade, its all different.

[Drift]

I got fed up of the touch screen smart phones, I had the different XDA phones right up to the orbit then decided to go back to Sony Ericsson, got me a w995 and love it, my upgrade is due in June, Ill get it and flog it and keep the w995

[andysd1]

[jason]

[Wilberforce]

[jontera]

I'm with Andy on this one.
I've got a Samsung which is just about as technical as I can handle. Tried a i phone and after about 10mins playing with it decided that since I can turn off the wifes i pod, it's probably not going to be any good for me. Technology is quickly overtaking the human mind..so it's only the under 16's that really know how to use it, as their minds are fresh and willing to accept new information. Ours are easily confused, once we finally got the hang of setting the timer on the VCR, out comes DVD...then it's sky+...and so on and so on.is it any wonder that we are driving motors that are (in general) over a decade old?


anyway, what happened to the telephone, that was only a device for making and recieving telephone calls and that was it's sole function. Now it's a camera, internet machine, satnav,music player, tv player etc etc

[neil sharland]

[andysd1]

its ok guys and girls, its boxed and on its way back to o2, just not worth the hassle, think i will stick with my n95 for now, the cheek of o2, because they dont do the n97, they said i could buy one and put it on there contract, lol