How to transfer app progress from iphone 3 to iphone 4?

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Jake

Hi, i am getting a new iphone 4 in a month and i don't want to lose all my game progress from my iphone 3. So how can i still be up to the same level in my apps when i get them on my new iphone

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You can use Free Mobile Helper to transfer apps with app data from iphone 3 to iphone 4.
Follow the steps as follow
1. Donwload Free Mobile Helper at http://www.macrobile.com/download/?r=129 and install it.
2. Connect your iphone with PC through WIFI or USB
3. Backup your iphone 3 apps with Free Mobile Helper. Free Mobile Helper -- Home -- Backup/Restore. Then you can click the items you want to backup and click the "Backup" button.
4. Switch device. Connect your iphone 4 with Free Mobile Helper. Free Mobile Helper -- Home -- Switch device. select the iphone 4.
4. Restore the apps and app data to iphone 4. Free Mobile Helper -- Home -- Backup/Restore -- Restore -- Restore from other backup. then find the folder you place the iphone 3 apps and app data. Mostly in D:/My files/Macrobile/Backup/Iphone.
You can also this way to transfer contacts, sms, music, photos and others.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of jailbreaking my iPhone?

FRAGEN

I have an iPhone 4 and I've been thinking about jailbreaking it, but I'm not sure about the advantages and disadvantages. If I decide to, what is the best program to use? Are there risks? Will it delete all my data and can I unjailbreak it? Any info would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

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Cons:
1. Lag. It's usually not even noticed unless you're using an older iPhone model. I notice that stock apps take about 1 second longer to open, but that's about it.
2. Battery life might be slightly decreased.
3. You can't hit that update button in iTunes the second it appears. Well, you can, but you might temporarily lose your untethered jailbreak, so it's best to wait. If you do this anyway and then decide you want to roll back the firmware, you can do that as long as you have your SHSH saved. They are automatically saved after the first one.

Pros (There are a lot more than this. These are just some of the highlights):
1. The freedom to do things outside the scope of an application and the ability to install apps that were not approved for the App Store for various reasons.
2. Fast access to settings toggles.
3. Full access to the file system.
4. Customization and themeing.
5. Custom gestures and buttons for features, such as a springboard pinch to activate the flashlight and double tap the lockscreen clock to open phone favorites.
6. Managing photos and videos on the iPhone (create folders without iTunes).
7. Enhancing stock apps. Add a download manager to Safari, save attachments in email, add a download feature to YouTube, pull to refresh Safari, access WiFi only apps, such as FaceTime, on 3G, and add a navigate button to Maps (opens in Navigon or TomTom).
8. Live weather on the lockscreen and springboard.
9. Accelerate animations in the GUI.
10. Add more folder options and improve the task switcher.
11. Enable iOS direct printing (AirPrint) for non-supported printers.
12. Bluetooth media file transfers to and from other phones.
13. Better text messaging apps. Send and reply to texts on the lock screen and from within apps.
14. Action Menu customizations. This adds additional functions, such as favorites, dial and to bottom, to the stock cut, copy and paste functionality.
15. Add a user agent faker toggle so you can quickly switch between mobile and full site website browser user agents.
16. Free tethering.
17. Managing music without iTunes.

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With that being said, if you do decide to jailbreak your device, you can do it by going to this link:
http://www.ios-source.com/how-to-jailbreak-the-iphone

You would jailbreak it with Redsn0w. It will not delete all your data, but you should backup your device before you jailbreak it, just in case something goes wrong. You can only unjailbreak by restoring your device with iTunes.

I'd recommend jailbreaking your device. Mine is jailbroken, and I'm glad I did it.

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Transfer pictures from camera to phone without a computer?

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Sarah

How can I get my pictures off of my nikon coolpix L810 on to my iPhone 4? I dnt have a computer at the moment is there any kind of cord I can use to transfer some of these pictures? I also don't believe the L810 has wifi or Bluetooth either...

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No.

(1) processing power
The average photo taken on your coolpix is significantly larger than the majority of your apps. Your phone doesn't always have the processing power to manage such large files. That is why web browsers and programs like Facebook reduce the file size when you upload it. And imagine how slow it is to load some of your larger apps, multiply that by the hundreds of photos on your phone.

(2) memory
Image files are bloody large. Re look at (1).

(3) apple silly connectors.
Apple doesn't like to cooperate with other things. That is why there is no expandable mini sd card. The SIM card requires a paper clip and a surgeons hand to get it out - to discourage people to tamper with it. The iPad has connectors that allows photos to be downloaded by USB or sd card BUT it isn't comparable with the iPhone.

(4) wifi or Bluetooth
Will not work unless you have the corresponding app that allows you to utilize those functions. Even then, that supposes your phone has wifi and Bluetooth capability.

(5) best bet: use an ipad
The iPad has connectors that allow a sd card or a USB connected (the one included with your camera) to be connected to the iPad. iPad photo will then download them onto the iPad (albeit usually at a reduced file size)
http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC531ZM/A/apple-ipad-camera-connection-kit
(5) IS NOT COMPATIABLE WITH THE IPHONE.

Will the data on my Apps on my iphone 3G when i backup, then restore, then sync from backup?

samc1994

I have an iphone 3g, and i want to update to a iphone 4 eventually, and will my last backup go onto my new iphone with all of the data on apps, calendar and contacts? So i have some apps that i store photos from holidays and other stuff, so will the back up and sync still keep all of the data (photos) in the app and transfer it all to a different phone? All answers appreciated.
Thanks

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Yes, you first back it up and then you plug in the new iPhone 4 and restore it from the backup of your iPhone 3G, initally only your contacts, photos and calendar will be on there but when you sync back on all your apps they will still have the high scores etc.

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