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If you are trying to sell an iphone it can be a difficult task, especially if the phone is in a used condition, or even worse the iphone is broken. There is now an option to enable you to sell your phone easily and trouble free, regardless of it´s condition and get you some quick cash to discount the purchase of your new phone. Therefore if you were thinking you were stuck with your iphone, or it was ready for the trash then you will be relieved to know you can get paid to recycle it.There are several companies available on the internet to assist you with this process, however I highly recommend www.cashforiphones.com , when you sell your iphone to them they offer a service that stands out above the rest, they keep to their promises and they deliver fast cash, all at no cost to the customer, including the postage and insurance being paid for by them.Also offered by the 'cashfor' family is a very simple, easy to use website where you can gain an accurate quote for your iphone that you wish to sell, and you will see from the list that all models are accepted and in any condition - you can even sell your broken iphone to them, meaning you get paid to recycle your electronic waste. Once you have completed the online process they will ship a postage box to you that is prepaid and the cost of insurance is covered so all you have to do is box up the phone in the comfort of your own home and ship it back to them at no cost, revolutionizing the process of selling an iphone and making it very straightforward.After you have sent off the old iphone in the post and it is received by www.cashforiphones.com they will erase any personal information that was stored on it giving you piece of mind, and they will immediately dispatch the check in the post for amount quoted when you chose to sell your iphone - they also offer this service for Smartphone's, Blackberry's and laptops, so it is an ideal company if you are looking at having a clear out of your unused electronic hardware, an

Gmailで転送フィルタ作成（u5@officek.jp） 1. ［フィルタを作成］で、［宛先］に「u5@officek.jp」、［キーワード］に「in:inbox」、［次のアドレスに転送］に「sample@i.softbank.jp」を設定 これで、受信トレイに入るものだけ（他のフィルタ設定で「受信トレイをスキップする」にしたものや「削除」にしたもの以外）が、i.softbank.jpへ転送される。 ちなみに、i.softbank.jpへ送ると、iPhoneに着信表示が出るけど、着信音やバイブは鳴らない。 なので、夜中に通知が来ても大丈夫。 u5@officek.jpは、これまでずっと使ってきたメインアドレスなので、深夜を問わずいろんなメールが来るけど、これならOK。 また、i.softbank.jpアカウントはiPhone上でオフにしているので、通知表示がされるのみで、メール自体はiPhoneは受信しない（通知のみ＝未読としてカウントされない） i.softbank.jpへ転送メールは、永遠に無視されてどんどんメールが溜まっていってしまうけど、30日を過ぎると自動的に削除されていくらしいので、放っておけばいい。 Gmailで転送フィルタ作成（sample@gmail.com/iPhone用アドレス） 1. ［フィルタを作成］で、［宛先］に「sample@gmail.com」、［含めないキーワード］に「in:spam」、［受信トレイをスキップ］にチェック（お好みで）、［既読にする］にチェック（お好みで）、［次のアドレスに転送］に「sample@me.com」で設定 これで、sample@gmail.comに来たメールのうち、（迷惑メールではないものだけが）me.comへ転送される。 これを、iPhoneで、me.comの方で受信する。 me.comへ転送すると、メールが来ると同時にiPhoneにメール本文がプッシュ送信され、着信音/バイブが鳴る。 なので、（普通�

One of the most complex repairs on an iPhone is a screen replacement repair, before you attempt this repair be sure to have sufficient time to complete the task, and have a clear working space for your iPhone and the replacement screen to sit in while working on them.For a replacement screen repair it is necessary to completely disassemble the iPhone, therefore I would suggest that prior to commencing the repair get a few small pieces of paper in order to label your parts, and I particular the origin of the screws. Label them as follows; Metal Back Screws, aluminum back case, and motherboard - lay them out on the workspace in this order with a small space between them for the other iPhone components and replacement screen to lie in.The tools and equipment required for this repair are; a case opener, a small Phillips screwdriver, a paperclip to eject the SIM tray and the iPhone replacement screen, once you have these to hand and the paper labels lined up. Be sure to have clean hands before starting the repair.

i.softbank.jpにはフェッチでメールを取りにいくそうです。iPhone側からサーバーにメールを取りに行く設定があるのですが、最短でも15分おきとちょっと間隔が空きすぎの感じです。 　しかし、「You got mail!」という表示をしてくれるので、視覚的には解りやすいです。 　それに対して、MobileMeはプッシュでサーバーからiPhoneにメールを送るので、ほぼリアルタイムでメールを受けられるわけです。 　しかも、メール着信音とバイブにも対応しているのでこちらのほうが断然いいです。 　しかし、「You got mail!」という画面表示が無いんですね。しかも年間9800円です。 　たぶん、MobileMe + i.softbank.jpのパターンが今のところベストだと思います。 　次にGmailですが、これもフェッチでメールを取りに行きます。ですので間隔は最短でも15分です。 　Webで見れば携帯の絵文字も見れます。 　こちらは、リアルタイムではないですが、メール着信音ありでバイブもありになります。しかし、「You got mail!」の表示ができません。 　で、私はどのようにしたかというと、Gmail + i.softbank.jpのパターン。 　まず、Gmailのメールの転送の設定で受信したら xxxx@i.softbank.jp に転送するように設定します。 　これでGmailにメールがきたら「You got mail!」が表示されるようになります（xxxx@i.softbank.jpのアカウントをiPhoneのMail.appに登録しないのがポイント） 　つまり、xxxx@i.softbank.jp は「You got mail!」を表示させるためだけに使います。 　あとはiPhone上でGmailのアカウントを設定し、フェッチの間隔を15分にします。 　これで、iPhoneが15分おきにGmailのメールを見に行き、メールがあれば着信音とバイブで知ら

So, the iPhone 3G - the iPhone 2.0 - has launched at last. Here's what I want for iPhone 3.0, which is all the stuff left out of the iPhone 3G!

I could go on and on today to you about how Apple is wrong for ignoring the low-end market and why they should be producing a smaller, cheaper version of the iPhone that will be the iPhone nano, but what's the use? I don't see any, especially now that these beautiful cases of a purported, already-in-production, upcoming iPhone nano have been generously leaked. No, sir.

I know some people really enjoy the novelty iPhone apps, and I happen to not be one of them. However, when I got a press release that had the words "iPhone" and "Japanese Horror" in it, I admit I did take notice.

Taking good care of your iPhone 3G is important, especially since it has that horrible plastic back that's vulnerable to cracks. As you know, cracks on the white iPhone 3G appear to be the most visible, but that doesn't mean they don't exist in black models. I'm still not sold on the iPhone 3G so I don't have one, but if I did I'd take extra good care of it because I wouldn't want to pay another $200 or $300 to replace it.

Some China bloggers got hold of a Lenovo OPhone shell and did a sizemodo against the iPhone and iPhone 3G. Verdict: Similar slimness with more features. *swoon* I know what I want for Christmas.

I really hate to admit this, and it's the fault of one of my employees, Joe Wright, a true iPhone lover. Two weeks ago, I went back to the iPhone. Yes, I got a brand spankin' new iPhone 3Gs with 16 GB of storage. I thought about getting the 32GB but figured it would just cause me to buy more music and install more applications.

Well, it official. The iPhone 3G is legitimately coming to Thailand. In a recent interview, I had stated that I had some doubts that the iPhone would come to Thailand so soon, citing that they did not have any confirmed deals for content, which is what really rakes in the money in the whole iPhone money machine. But soon after that interview, there were some events which hinted towards a Thailand launch. It now looks like the baby brother in Thailand's trio of major phone operators, True Move, who is often over looked or forgotten, has sealed the deal with Apple. Commenting on the question of what happened to their rumored deal, AIS has stated that the deal with TrueMove is nonexclusive, leaving the door open for speculation that AIS is still in negotiations with Apple.

My buddy Joel Evans from Geek.com and I both waited in line for the original iPhone in 2007, but this year Joel jumped on the new iPhone 3G at launch while I waited 3 weeks. Actually, it was his positive experiences with the iPhone 3G that tipped me over the edge to go get one at my local Apple store.

If I was to choose one of the best accessories for the Apple iPhone 3G, then it would have to be this Silicon Touch iPhone case from Yanko Design. This accessory makes using the Apple iPhone 3G much easier for the visually impaired.

If you just got a new iPhone for Christmas, then congratulations, you are going to love it. Next step now is to jailbreak your iPhone in order to release the full potential of it. If you're not sure what jailbreaking is, I suggest you read a bit more about it. As you will see, there are many reasons to jailbreak your iPhone.

I just got my new iPhone 3GS the other day and the first thing I did with it was get it jailbroken, just how I handled my iPhone 3G.