For a couple weeks now at least, my iPhone has been reporting “Zero KB” free space. At first I thought I’d just filled the sucker up, but then after removing a few unused apps, some old Strong Bad Email podcasts, and a few albums, and still seeing “Zero KB”, I realized something was amiss. For a moment after deleting each of those things, I did see some free space return, but then after changing “tabs”…
Was Incase reading my mind, or perhaps my blog? I just caught this in my iGoogle Engadget feed: http://goincase.com/products/detail/EC20003/5 All four corners protected? Check. Extends battery life more than double? Check. Isn’t completely fugly? Check. Lets you charge and sync via standard mini-USB port? Check. Next Friday, I’ma be all over this, barring any terrible reviews or completely ridiculous pricing. It does look a little thick in some of the photos, but maybe that’ll be…
Or, more precisely, what its case didn’t prevent the ground from doing to my phone: It didn’t get destroyed or anything, and is still perfectly functional, but it’s now got some more personality. So maybe the case did protect it a little. Still looking for a good leather or neoprene replacement that covers all 4 corners of this thing… (This is a followup to this post.)
So this morning is cold and rainy. I was running in from my car, and out from my hoodie pocket tumbles… yep, my iPhone. Now, when I got my phone back in July, I made sure to pick up a good case for it, since I’m prone to dropping my phones. I had an Incase case for my last phone (a vx8300), and it was great. It did its job of protecting the phone when…
This has been happening the last few days or week maybe that I’ve noticed. When I open the App Store on my phone, I immediately get prompted for my iTunes password. I used to only have to enter it when I wanted to download a new app or update. Does that happen for everyone now? On another note, I miss the “Install all updates” thing. It’s sort of a pain to have to manually install…
