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Ask iPhonewzealand: How can I change ugly webclip icons?

Dan — Tue, 10 May 2011 08:12:06 +0000

In this ‘Ask iPhonewzealand’ we are going to tell you how to add your own webclip icon for nearly any site. This little trick has been around for sometime but to be honest with you most websites or companies that have websites that are iPhone optimised have already implemented their company logo as a home screen icon. But what if they haven’t? Well below is a neat trick to add your own.

Ask iPhonewzealand: How do all the various iPhone models compare for use in New Zealand? (Updated)

Steve — Thu, 16 Sep 2010 21:25:44 +0000

This is an update to a post we made back in February. Every day we receive lots of emails from people who have bought either a new iPhone 4 or 3GS, or have bought an original iPhone or 3G via Trademe or eBay, and they are confused as to which networks they can use it on, whether it’s unlocked, or whether it can do this-or-that. We’re not surprised, it’s certainly not easy trying to get your head around it all, particularly if you’ve only just started looking and are trying to size the lay of the land. To help you understand the differences between each of the four models, how they work with each of the main three networks here in New Zealand and to help you pick the phone that’s right for you, we’ve updated our comparison guide. Read on to view the guide on-screen or to download a printable PDF.

© Steve for iPhonewzealand, 17/09/2010.
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Ask iPhonewzealand: How do I get my free iPhone 4 case?

Steve — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 20:07:12 +0000

No doubt about it – yesterday was epic. Probably the most intense gadget rollercoaster we’ve ever been on! But now that you’ve bought your iPhone 4 (either in-store or via the Apple Online Store), how do you get your free case? We’ve been receiving lots of emails to this effect so we thought we’d help shed some light.

Ask iPhonewzealand: How should I setup my iPhone for Xtra Mail?

Steve — Tue, 18 May 2010 03:03:13 +0000

Recently, we’ve received quite a few emails from Telecom customers who have had issues sending or receiving emails from their iPhones or who aren’t sure what server addresses to use for SMTP etc. If you’re one of those experiencing issues with Xtra email on your iPhone, there’s an uber-simple solution that you’d be forgiven for overlooking. Details after the ‘read more’.

Ask iPhonewzealand: If I buy an iPhone from overseas will it work in NZ?

Steve — Thu, 01 Apr 2010 01:00:13 +0000

Every week we receive dozens of emails from people who are considering buying an iPhone from overseas, or who currently live overseas and are moving to New Zealand with an existing iPhone, and they want to know whether or not said device will work here in New Zealand. Unfortunately, the answer is almost always ‘no’, but read on for the full lowdown.
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Ask iPhonewzealand: How do all the various iPhone models compare for use in New Zealand?

Steve — Sun, 21 Feb 2010 01:04:43 +0000

Every day we receive lots of emails from people who have bought either a new iPhone 3GS or 3G, or have bought an original iPhone via Trademe or eBay, and they are confused as to which networks they can use it on or whether it’s unlocked or can do this-or-that. We’re not surprised, it’s certainly not easy trying to get your head around it all, particularly if you’ve only just started looking and are trying to size the lay of the land. To help you understand the differences between each of the three models, how they work with each of the main three networks here in New Zealand and to help you pick the phone that’s right for you, we’ve put together a handy comparison guide. Hit the ‘Read More’ link to view the guide on-screen or to download a printable PDF.

Ask iPhonewzealand: How do I get the battery % indicator displayed?

Dan — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 18:40:30 +0000

We get a lot of questions via email from our readers so we have decided to set up a new section called “Ask iPhonewzealand“. These are emails we get from our readers asking us how to do something. They may be easy, or more long winded, but if you have a question for us you’d like answering use our contact form to get in touch.Read More