faniebraai
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what kind of plug would have that?
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what kind of plug would have that?
Pho3nix
The Legend
Just go to fast.com
faniebraai
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iOS 10.2 Beta 2 is out for those part of the program
http://www.gsmarena.com/ios_102_beta_2_is_now_available_to_the_public-news-21529.php
http://www.gsmarena.com/ios_102_beta_2_is_now_available_to_the_public-news-21529.php
RochaZA
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How's the stability on your phone with the beta?
faniebraai
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perfect really. have had no issues at all.
Do you still have to buy your way into this like back in the day?
faniebraai
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faniebraai
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Ah. If I remember correctly back in the day you had to signup as a developer to gain access to the betas and that had a yearly fee attached. This seems much better.
FiestaST
Honorary Master
Yup....used to be 99 USD per yr.
I spoke to the myistore guys today, they are in talks with apple, it seems the plus model has a shortage issue internationally as well. They couldnt give me a time when they will get stock again.
faniebraai
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are you buying cash or as a upgrade?
as an upgrade
FiestaST
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How to make the most of Portrait mode on iPhone 7 Plus
With Portrait mode for iPhone 7 Plus having been launched in late October, by this time most owners of the dual-lens enabled device are sure to have played around a little with the exclusive camera mode. From experience, portrait shots can turn out real gems that will absolutely reaffirm you in your decision to go large, while at other times the camera setting can also prove agonizingly unreliable.
Regardless of your personal success rate with Portrait mode as yet, there are a handful of tricks to take into account when trying to nail that depth effect. I am by no means a professional or maybe even advanced photographer, but adhering to a couple of simple rules and learning from recurrent observations has without fail increased the quality of my personal portrait efforts. If you are underwhelmed with the camera setting or have not even given it a go yet, let me share a few knacks with you to bring you up to speed.
Despite its name suggesting the primary purpose of artful photography of loved ones, applications for Portrait mode are much more abundant than just capturing faces. To exemplify my observations as clearly as possible, none of the subjects in this article actually revolve around portraits of people. Instead I have been out in the wild, taking advantage of the local flora and my trusted coffee mug to drive home the points I want to lay out for you below. Some of them you might find incredibly basic and common-sense, others you might not have factored in before. Let’s kick it off with the most straightforward of directives in Portrait mode:
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2016/11/11/how-to-make-the-most-of-portrait-mode-on-iphone-7-plus/
With Portrait mode for iPhone 7 Plus having been launched in late October, by this time most owners of the dual-lens enabled device are sure to have played around a little with the exclusive camera mode. From experience, portrait shots can turn out real gems that will absolutely reaffirm you in your decision to go large, while at other times the camera setting can also prove agonizingly unreliable.
Regardless of your personal success rate with Portrait mode as yet, there are a handful of tricks to take into account when trying to nail that depth effect. I am by no means a professional or maybe even advanced photographer, but adhering to a couple of simple rules and learning from recurrent observations has without fail increased the quality of my personal portrait efforts. If you are underwhelmed with the camera setting or have not even given it a go yet, let me share a few knacks with you to bring you up to speed.
Despite its name suggesting the primary purpose of artful photography of loved ones, applications for Portrait mode are much more abundant than just capturing faces. To exemplify my observations as clearly as possible, none of the subjects in this article actually revolve around portraits of people. Instead I have been out in the wild, taking advantage of the local flora and my trusted coffee mug to drive home the points I want to lay out for you below. Some of them you might find incredibly basic and common-sense, others you might not have factored in before. Let’s kick it off with the most straightforward of directives in Portrait mode:
http://www.idownloadblog.com/2016/11/11/how-to-make-the-most-of-portrait-mode-on-iphone-7-plus/
I am considering upgrading from 6 plus to 7 plus. Since I work in a building/area with bad 3g coverage, I am a bit concerned about the posts (links below), that suggest the IPhone 7/7+ models with Intel modems have a lot worse cellular performance than those with Qualcomm modems.
Starting with IPhone 7, it is the first time that Apple has used two different suppliers for modem chips. It seems only the US models that are sim unlocked or on Verizon or Sprint networks, and the Japanese and Chinese models use the Qualcomm modems, while the UK and European models definitely have the Intel modems.
From those of you who have already purchased from IStore, I would like to ask which models are sold locally? This can be checked by looking at the model number – the A1778 and A1784 models use Intel and the A1660 and A1661models use Qualcomm.
If we are stuck with Intel in SA, could anybody please comment on noticeable differences in cellular performance over previous IPhone models?
Thanks in advance for any response!
http://cellularinsights.com/iphone7/
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...lower-than-more-expensive-versions-tests-show
http://www.apple.com/iphone-7/specs/
Starting with IPhone 7, it is the first time that Apple has used two different suppliers for modem chips. It seems only the US models that are sim unlocked or on Verizon or Sprint networks, and the Japanese and Chinese models use the Qualcomm modems, while the UK and European models definitely have the Intel modems.
From those of you who have already purchased from IStore, I would like to ask which models are sold locally? This can be checked by looking at the model number – the A1778 and A1784 models use Intel and the A1660 and A1661models use Qualcomm.
If we are stuck with Intel in SA, could anybody please comment on noticeable differences in cellular performance over previous IPhone models?
Thanks in advance for any response!
http://cellularinsights.com/iphone7/
https://www.theguardian.com/technol...lower-than-more-expensive-versions-tests-show
http://www.apple.com/iphone-7/specs/
I have the iPhone 7 32GB and it is the A1778 model. I had a Nexus 5X before the iPhone and compared to that the signal is much better on the iPhone. Getting mostly 3G at my place of work where the Nexus would often stay on 2G the whole day (bad signal area). If it is better or worse than the iPhone 6/6s I cannot say.