Thanks for the input. I ended up going back to the Telstra shop today
where the iphone was purchased and they have confirmed it is faulty
and will have to be returned for repairs. Bit unfortunate to buy a
faulty phone, which is so unlike Apple.
Thanks again
Jewels
On 30/12/2009, at 4:22 PM, Paul van der Mey wrote:
Jewels
The iPhone does not show the contacts on the SIM card, they need to
be imported.
Settings -> Mail, Contacts, Calendars -> scroll down to "Import SIM
Contacts".
Then manage your contacts through Address Book & iTunes.
Thank you
Paul van der Mey
[email protected]
Mob. 0419 201 477
On 29/12/2009, at 9:49 PM, Julie Bedford wrote:
Happy New Year to you all.
I got an iphone last week. I was assured all my contacts had been
transferred over to the new sim card ( had to upgrade to Next G
card). When I turned the phone on when I got home, I was requested
to put in the sim code, which was accepted. However. a few minutes
later the phone said No Sim Card. That is the way it has acted
since. I have to keep entering the sim code. Also no contacts
were transferred over to the iphone. Wondering if there is a fault
with the phone, or is it something I haven't performed which I
should do?
Cheers
jewels
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