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You know you've always wanted to see you iPhone in pieces.

Easy To Follow Step By Step Iphone Repair Guide

I have not personally used this guide, since I bought my iPhone on Contract and was lucky enough to have had it replaced once for free, but if you need to have your iPhone repaired and is a bit of a

DIY’er this manual will make your job so much easier.

To get your iPhone repaired might cost anything up to $150 for a hardware fix, but using this guide of $30 you can save yourself a lot of grieve, money and possibly loosing your iPhone (unscrupelous technicians that can declare your iPhone as useless, only to fix it without your knowledge and sell it on for a profit)

If you are just interested in seeing the guts-and-glory of the insides of your iPhone these Easy To Follow Step By Step Iphone Repair Guide Instructions in PDF format is exactly what you need.

If you buy it, let me know what you think of it in the comments below. (Please don’t just abuse the 60 day refund he offeres, he’s quite a nice guy!)

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If you have been using your iPhone for some time, as with all technology, you will run into one or two problems.

One unexpected iPhone bug which you might encounter is all your 3rd party App’s might just stop working one day, and Crash every time you try to open them.

The first time this happened I though it was something I did wrong, and did a full recovery using iTunes (which erased everything on my iPhone, and worst part as well as my Contacts) Read the rest of this entry »

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I'm thinking about getting it but i need to know about some common problems?

As a first generation product, there are probably still a lot of things that will be improved upon, either through software or firmware updates. As far as the other problems listed by other posters: The keyboard is not that hard if you trust the autocorrection. I'll mistype about 50% of my words, but about 90% of the mistypes are fixed by autocorrection. You can't do MMS (pictures from cell phone to cell phone), but you can email pictures directly to another cell phone. You can do IM, but you have to go to website to do it, common ones are BeeJive, Mundu, and Meebo. The biggest problem I have with the iPhone is the lack of approved 3rd party apps. I'd like to have a password program, more games that can be loaded onto the iPhone, and such, but won't be able to until the SDK is introduced in Feb 08

I really want one, and now I’m on a T-Mobile plan, so can anyone fill me on what you can and can’t do on the iphone if it is unlocked for T-Mobile? Main things I want to be able to do: Call/Receive Calls, Text/Picture Message, Use the ipod portion, and web surf.

The only issue you might get is if you have a data plan with T-Mobile, your iPhone is not setup to correctly to use it (it is setup for AT&T’s data). The solution is to use something like Disable3G.com ’s solution to get the right setup. Disable3G can be used to disable edge/3g connection, but it can also be used to enable edge/3g for another carrier.

MY screen sometimes blinks really fast like it going crazy and sometimes says voicemail not available.Most of the time it works but it does this about 3 times a day? Anyone else have problems?

Want the long list or REALLY LONG LIST of issues with AT&T service with iPhone?
You can make multiple calls to Customer Care or Send a letter with your issue(s) to:

AT&T Mobility
Glenridge Highlands Two
5565 Glenridge Connector
Atlanta, GA 30342

The letter option will be faster and more effective….

hi i have an iphone 2g and i set a password on it but now i have forgotten it so i restored it to the latest version and can i still unlock it and when i try unlocking it, it stays in recovery mode for ever so any help?

Well my Iphone wouldnt get past the Apple Logo so i googled what happened and came across this site and well it works now so maybe you can give it a shot. But it Updated my phone so if you dont want it updated it might not be a good idea. I have the 1st GEN Iphone. Hope this helps: http://forums.macrumors.com/archive/index.php/t-546499.html

My iphone cannot make or receive calls. the battery doesn't charge. When I plug in the power, it keeps rebooting. It is hacked, I'd like to bring it back to factory settings. I don't know how to do any of this.

….have them fix it…………

i was watching the demo and the keyboard for the iphone is quite small
i don't know if that was acutal size but it did seem really small
i wonder how you'd manage with abig fingers?

LOL to the first 4 answers!

the iPhone guesses what the next character is going to be, In English it's pretty simple, then allocates a larger fudge factor to those characters!

And, when you keydown on the screen, you get a visual confirmation of the letter you are tapping.

Pretty amazing… I have fat fingers too!

AND you can't use a stylus it has to be fingers!

I was able to pair my iPhone with my car handfree bluetooth device. However, once I turned off the bluetooth on my iPhone and turned it back on, both devices were not able to detect each other. I had no problem with my other two bluetooth phones previously. Firmware version for my iPhone is v1.0.1.

not all car kits work.

Car Bluetooth kits: Built-in and aftermarket

* Sony Ericsson HBC-30 — Semi-compatible The automatic answer function cannot be used with the iPhone. In order to answer a phone call, the user must slide the unlock function, answer the phone, select the speaker function, then select the HCB-30 from the list of available devices. Alternatively, you can press the phone icon on the small control panel of the HCB-30 to answer.
* Land Rover LR3 — Compatible Nathan Rosenberg writes: “My phone works great through the LR3’s integrated Bluetooth speaker phone, including the dial pad and off switch in the truck.”
* Audio A8 built-in — Compatible
* Anycom HC110 — Incompatible
* Mercedes E320 — Compatible There is a face plate at the bottom of the adapter. A code is under that plate, and you need it to enter as a security code when pairing the iPhone with the Bluetooth adapter. Turn on the iPhone Bluetooth network search before turning on the car (Thanks, Nancy)
* Toyota Camry Hybrid — Compatible Bluetooth is standard with the Camry Hybrid, and iPhone Atlas reader Mitch reports that the iPhone works well with it. Instructions for operation: 1.Turn on Bluetooth on the iPhone 2. Press the Talk button on the steering wheel 3. Speak the command “Setup” 4. The car’s voice walks you through the rest – setting a pairing code, adding a new phone, etc.
* Toyota Prius — Compatible On-screen instructions take you through the pairing process. Once paired, incoming calls are routed to the car’s speaker and microphone.

is it ok to put songs downloaded from limewire onto an iphone?

would it cause problems with iphone?

I have had not used any songs from limewire due to the fact that they can sometimes be inbedded with a virus. i wont do anything to compromise my $600 phone.