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Apples and Oranges

With the launch of the Apple iPhone on the UK Orange mobile network will they be preloading it with Pink Floyd’s Apples and Oranges

How do you Google for iPhone 3GS ? (part 2)

Just a short update to my earlier post How do you Google for iPhone 3G S?This post from theAppleBlog clears the matter up slightly, at least it should when searching for information from official sources.

How to recover from iPhone Remote Wipe

Having used the MobileMe Remote Wipe feature on my original iPhone, I was left with a phone that would only show the apple logo for a few seconds at power on and then do nothing. Resetting did not work and trying to recover from iTunes as I had expected seemed impossible as the iPhone was not even showing up in iTunes. With a fair amount of Googling I found the answer thanks to a thread on the Apple Discussion Forums.

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1. Wake your iphone up so you see the apple logo.
2. Hold down the power button (the one on top) and the home button until the screen goes black.
3. This turns the phone off, don’t keep holding the button or the phone will restart.
4. Now that the phone is off, press and hold the home button.
5. While holding the home button connect your phone back to your computer, continue to hold the home button until itunes says it has found a phone that needs to be restored.
6. restore phone.”

How do you Google for iPhone 3G S ?

When I search for iPhone 3G S I am referring to the new iPhone 3G S due to be launched on the 19th June 2009, the one where the “S” stands for speed not plural. With the previous model released last year called iPhone 3G the internet is littered with references to iPhone 3Gs. Google does not differentiate between searches with lowercase and capital letters, so searching 3Gs or 3GS does not make any difference. So should I put a space between the 3G and the S? Well the results do differ slightly between 3GS and 3G S, but not in any usable way as it seems no one else is really sure whether there should be a space between the 3G and the S when referring to the latest model.

So is this an oversight by Apple in the naming of their new product, that will result in customers having great difficulty in finding information about their exact model of iPhone. Or is it a stroke of genius as the internet is already full of references and has been for a year, to their new product that was only publicly named last week?

If this is the case, with internet references now appearing to iPhone 3G S’s is the next model of iphone to be called the iPhone 3G SS, speed and style maybe?