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i can live wiht 16gb, its enough for my music, photo s and apps.
though i prob will eeventually exceed 16gb due to app downloads and possiably movies
but is it really worth spending the extra 100 dollars for the extra 16gb (total 32gb)
i assume i will ahve the iphone for 2 years max before im tempted to buy the latest and greatest again
thanks
btw folks, black or white iphone 3gs?
thanks
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i have a black one that broke but im getting it replaced asap for free since its under my apple care plan :(
but for me i could never imagine actually reaching over 16 gigs of memory even with my pages of apps and songs. if your thinking about getting movies in it then yah go for the 32 otherwise stick with the 16 but if you really feel paranoid that 16 isn't enough then just get that 32 if that extra hundered bucks doesn't mean much to you.
as for white and black, i chose black because it honestly looked better but if i could chose again i'd get white since my black one got hot easily under the sun since i live in the desert not literally "desert though".
i have a black one that broke but im getting it replaced asap for free since its under my apple care plan :(
but for me i could never imagine actually reaching over 16 gigs of memory even with my pages of apps and songs. if your thinking about getting movies in it then yah go for the 32 otherwise stick with the 16 but if you really feel paranoid that 16 isn't enough then just get that 32 if that extra hundered bucks doesn't mean much to you.
as for white and black, i chose black because it honestly looked better but if i could chose again i'd get white since my black one got hot easily under the sun since i live in the desert not literally "desert though".
Why did they make WINDOWS 8 into a complete NIGHTMARE!!??!?
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This has got to be the worst product I have ever paid for.
In terms of wasted time, hunting down crap, and dealing with stupidity, there is fundamentally NO difference between Windows 8 and downloading a really really really bad VIRUS.
I don't know where to begin, from the lame and horrible attempts of trying to make it mimic a stupid iPhone or the removal of the Got Danm start button which now makes every function a major task of hunting things down.
If that wasn't bad enough, it comes with like 30 different company spam programs all over the desktop that I have to sit here and delete off. This version of windows is set up as if people's only use of computers is to play with pictures, watch movies and sit on facebook all day. NOTHING is set up to be useful.
Whomever came up with the Windows 8 should be fired, and banned from ever programming AGAIN.
Now I have to go put Windows 7 on my computer, there is NO way in heII I am going to use this junk.
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They hid a lot of things they shouldn't have on the start screen. For example, it's not obvious how you get a list of all program from the start screen. If you right click while on the start screen you'll find a button to take you the all programs list. This is really something that should be on the start screen at all times.
According to their own research, fewer people every release are not using the start menu. So they saw it as an opportunity to try something different. Thing is, they don't teach people how to use it. There is this one very lame instruction about how to open the charms bar then they toss you in and expect you to figure the rest out.
The program installed by the manufacturer are not Microsoft's fault so can't blame them for that. Be pissed off at the manufacturer since it was their idea.
Install one of the free start menus so you don't have to spend money on a new OS. The best are paid for, like Start8 and StartIsBack. Classic Shell is free as are many others. Here's a link to the list.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/windows-os-software/708472-list-start-menu-replacements-windows-8-a.html
Each has options to let you boot directly into the desktop so you'll never even have to see the start screen again and can disable the hot corners, charms bar, and switcher. I recommend changing your default programs so that video, pictures, and PDF files open in desktop program instead of start screen apps.
Winkey + X opens the quick access menu. It can also be opened by putting your pointer in the bottom left corner of the screen and right clicking. Click Control Panel. Type "default programs" in the search box. Click the set your default programs link. You'll see a list of programs. Click on Windows Media Player to highlight it then click the set this program as default button. Do the same for Windows Photo Viewer. Install a PDF reader like Adobe Reader and set it as the default as well.
Now you won't be kicked to the video, music, or reader apps.
Windows 8 comes with multi-touch gestures but, once again, these are never covered in a tutorial or anything so new users find that Windows 8 seems to do things at random. Here's a article about those.
http://winsupersite.com/windows-8/windows-8-tip-use-trackpad-multi-touch-gestures
You'll want to disable app switching right away.
Winkey + I â Change PC settings â General â turn off "When I swipe from the left edge, switch directly to my most recent app."
Now you won't seem to switch apps at random anymore.
Once you get everything customized you'll basically have a faster booting version of Windows 7.
- Dominic
They hid a lot of things they shouldn't have on the start screen. For example, it's not obvious how you get a list of all program from the start screen. If you right click while on the start screen you'll find a button to take you the all programs list. This is really something that should be on the start screen at all times.
According to their own research, fewer people every release are not using the start menu. So they saw it as an opportunity to try something different. Thing is, they don't teach people how to use it. There is this one very lame instruction about how to open the charms bar then they toss you in and expect you to figure the rest out.
The program installed by the manufacturer are not Microsoft's fault so can't blame them for that. Be pissed off at the manufacturer since it was their idea.
Install one of the free start menus so you don't have to spend money on a new OS. The best are paid for, like Start8 and StartIsBack. Classic Shell is free as are many others. Here's a link to the list.
http://forum.notebookreview.com/windows-os-software/708472-list-start-menu-replacements-windows-8-a.html
Each has options to let you boot directly into the desktop so you'll never even have to see the start screen again and can disable the hot corners, charms bar, and switcher. I recommend changing your default programs so that video, pictures, and PDF files open in desktop program instead of start screen apps.
Winkey + X opens the quick access menu. It can also be opened by putting your pointer in the bottom left corner of the screen and right clicking. Click Control Panel. Type "default programs" in the search box. Click the set your default programs link. You'll see a list of programs. Click on Windows Media Player to highlight it then click the set this program as default button. Do the same for Windows Photo Viewer. Install a PDF reader like Adobe Reader and set it as the default as well.
Now you won't be kicked to the video, music, or reader apps.
Windows 8 comes with multi-touch gestures but, once again, these are never covered in a tutorial or anything so new users find that Windows 8 seems to do things at random. Here's a article about those.
http://winsupersite.com/windows-8/windows-8-tip-use-trackpad-multi-touch-gestures
You'll want to disable app switching right away.
Winkey + I â Change PC settings â General â turn off "When I swipe from the left edge, switch directly to my most recent app."
Now you won't seem to switch apps at random anymore.
Once you get everything customized you'll basically have a faster booting version of Windows 7.
- Dominic
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