You first need to select a free app before registering(make sure you are signed out).
Once you get to the payment option just tick the "none" option
You first need to select a free app before registering(make sure you are signed out).
Once you get to the payment option just tick the "none" option
Google's music, movies and books are also not available here. Games from the major publishers on Android is a recent development here. Google also uses another rights model where the legal responsibility lies with the developer, not Google.
I recently had dealings with Kobo. Wanted to get them to sell their readers to us. They told me it is hell to get the rights to do so in SA (got the same answer from Sony). Amazon put a massive effort in to get theirs approved.
Last edited by BeVonk!; 04-08-2012 at 07:51 PM.
Dude... Sigh.... Finally. What a freaking mission.
I tried to register on the pad and could not find an option for no payment option. Vis selected by default.
So I went back to the PC. Selected the store and checked the flag. Now it is on USA. WTF!!!!
Anyway, did not question it. Proceeded to select a free app and go through the process. Sorted.
Now I need a voucher. Went to iEverything and selected a $25 voucher. Complete registration, enter CC and after submitting am presented with Money Bookers. WTF!!!! I specifically selected Master Card and entered info.
I started the procedure over and no matter what, only payment option now was Money Bookers. Nothing else.
I ended up getting my voucher at Maximus. No mess. No fuss.
What a pain I tell you.
Thanks to the peeps that had patience with me here and got me through this![]()
I genuinely would like MyBroadband journos to a get legal opinion from a reliable company about the legal risks associated with fake US iTunes registrations and what it could mean for SA users forced to go that route. Who's the major blockage that prevents us from enjoying what even Kenia gets to enjoy.
As it stands Apple must block manipulated accounts brought under their attention. Same goes for Amazon and other companies dealing with the sale of music, books, games, software, etc.
Maximus works great. What I used.
Every minute I stay in this room, I get weaker, and every minute Charlie squats in the bush, he gets stronger
http://mybroadband.co.za/news/intern...ted-in-sa.html
Read this before but without paying attention.
Every minute I stay in this room, I get weaker, and every minute Charlie squats in the bush, he gets stronger
Enjoy Mike! Would love to hear your opinion in a week's time having had proper time with the iPad.
An ICASA licence will not solve this problem. It has to do with digital rights management. Apple would gladly get an ICASA registered servers if that was all that was required. Many data centres in SA to host the servers. Problem lies with the owners of digital rights and what they will allow Apple to sell where.
Electronic Arts was one of the biggies that only recently stated selling games in the local Android store.
Thanks dude. Will def report back.
Guys, please don't stop the helpful hints and tips. You successfully convinced me to not immediately sell this new toy off again and would love to hear about anything else that can improve the experience.
I am going to hold onto the iPad I think. I don't however see it replacing my Galaxy Tab in the near future but you never know.
Next on the list are potentially a Galaxy S3 and definitely a Galaxy Note 2 and Nexus 7. Man... Got to love toys
I am watching the leaks on the iPhone 5. If I tend to start enjoying iOS and the iPhone 5 dumps that puny screen, then it too will creep onto the hit list.
Thanks a lot people![]()
Mike, what I find to become an issue on my SGT10.1 is the lack of enough RAM. Things are getting more RAM hungry as Android evolves. Something one has to start to look out for when buying devices.
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