Hi Stephen, I have not tested my iphone in rural or remote areas, so
can't say what the reception would be like. We may have other iphone
users in WAMUG who have travelled around using them.
For email and the other functions, I make sure I am on wireless. We
have a wireless network at
On Mon, 20 Oct 2008 13:58:30 +0800, Stephen Chape
Where as the Nokia's are well known for their durabilty in this area.
My general experience with the Nokias is that when dropped they tend to
fly apart in a horrifying fashion (battery flies out, case flies off
etc.) but once you push the case
Added to what Sue has said;
Telstra gives you free wireless at every McDonalds in Australia.
Reception seems to be as good as other phones I've had. (Nokia and
Motorolla)
I use WiFi on my iPhone almost exclusively. Only downloading maps via
3G occasionally when using the GPS.
As far as
I've found my iPhone 3G to be very tough (certainly much better than
my expensive HTC Windows Mobile smartphones).
Check out this iPhone Stress Test that PC World did of the iPhone 3G:
http://www.pcworld.com/article/148310/its_tough_to_kill_an_apple_iphone_3g.html
They tried scratching it
On 20/10/2008, at 4:21 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
I've found my iPhone 3G to be very tough (certainly much better than
my expensive HTC Windows Mobile smartphones).
Check out this iPhone Stress Test that PC World did of the iPhone 3G:
Hi Rob,
They both HAD a baby, but the better half gave birth !!
On 20/10/2008, at 4:34 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
On 20/10/2008, at 4:21 PM, Martin Hill wrote:
I've found my iPhone 3G to be very tough (certainly much better
than my expensive HTC Windows Mobile smartphones).
Check out this
Thank you very much for that input Martin,
I was hoping to get some positive responses (and I did), but I have to
admit I was sort of
expecting people to agree with the Telstra guy.
After all the sales guy I spoke to is working for Telstra.
Perhaps on a commission from Nokia ??
You have
More faith being restored by the minute !!!
On 20/10/2008, at 3:27 PM, Eugene wrote:
Added to what Sue has said;
Telstra gives you free wireless at every McDonalds in Australia.
Reception seems to be as good as other phones I've had. (Nokia and
Motorolla)
I use WiFi on my iPhone almost
I'm looking for some advice in terms of setting up a corporate email
environment on the Mac platform (but catering for users of other
platforms who would be potentially anywhere).
I'm quite familiar with pop email accounts, understand the concept of
IMAP (I think). But I haven't really
Hi folks,
I use Backup to backup just my essential files off site.
Not a huge load of files ... certainly less than 1 GB before archive
is created and compressed.
It is scheduled to take place every Monday at 6 pm.
About 6 weeks ago things changed.
It seemed to be taking much longer than
On 20/10/2008, at 7:48 PM, Steven Knowles wrote:
I'm looking for some advice in terms of setting up a corporate email
environment on the Mac platform (but catering for users of other
platforms who would be potentially anywhere).
I'm quite familiar with pop email accounts, understand the
Give me a call if you like Steven. I have set up Mac Mail Servers for
many of my clients over the years. The most recent version of Mac OS X
Server 10.5.5 provides a robust and mature mail service which includes
POP, IMAP, authenticated SMTP and Webmail.
IMAP does most of what you require.
Hi Eugene and WAMUGgers
Hi All MacEdders
Go to http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?
threadID=1751964tstart=0 and enter the discussion. There are over
15000 entries currently,
Reg
On 16/10/2008, at 11:24 am, Eugene wrote:
Hi all,
now that Apple has decided to forgo the Firewire
Use http://getdropbox.com instead.
2Gb offsite backup free.
Glenn.
2008/10/20 Stephen Chape [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi folks,
I use Backup to backup just my essential files off site.
Not a huge load of files ... certainly less than 1 GB before archive is
created and compressed.
It is scheduled
On 20/10/2008, at 4:34 PM, Robert Howells wrote:
You would be pretty smart to do that ... but we get the message !
The better half had a baby !
:-) Don't you know the PC thing is to say we are pregnant and the
like. ;-)
Congrats to you both !
Life now begins . !
Bob
I wouldn't trust what Telstra has to say about the iPhone as they have
a very poor track record so far.
Telstra's operations chief Greg Winn, considered the telco's second-
in-charge and the man who oversees most of its big product decisions
infamously scoffed that Apple should stick to
On 20/10/2008, at 7:48 PM, Steven Knowles wrote:
I'm looking for some advice in terms of setting up a corporate email
environment on the Mac platform (but catering for users of other
platforms who would be potentially anywhere).
http://www.kerio.com
Kerio Mail Server is pretty much the
For some reason I cannot access web page at http://www.skehan.id.au/ (http://www.skehan.id.au/Home/Welcome.html
) which is hosted on .Mac was working file when we left home a couple
of weeks ago. The domain name people say that they can access it
externally but I get the following response
Hi Adrian
They open ok and I find the server ok
from here 1.30pm
Perhaps you have something in cache or cookies which is causing a
problem ! ?
Bob
On 21/10/2008, at 1:06 PM, Skehan Adrian wrote:
For some reason I cannot access web page at http://www.skehan.id.au/
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