If you couldn't justify spending the money to replace your old iPhone with an iPhone 7 (£449 at Apple), you're not alone. And if you feel somewhat left out because of it, you're also not alone. Giving your old phones an iPhone 7 makeover is reportedly on the rise in China. The trend, first reported by Reuters, sees iPhone loyalists turning to online makeover kits and services to make their phones look new. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.
Apple's AirPods wirelessly connect to the iPhone 7, "The early response to AirPods has been incredible," Apple told CNET, "We don't stark case for apple iphone 6s plus, 7 plus and 8 plus - clear believe in shipping a product before it's ready, and we need a little more time before AirPods are ready for our customers."The company declined to say when the AirPods would become available, Apple unveiled the headphones at its iPhone 7 launch in September, The company's newest phone ditched the traditional headphone jack in favor of a Lightning connector or Bluetooth headphones, The AirPods are slated to cost $159 when they go on sale..
The company says it needs "a little more time" to get the wireless headphones ready. You're just going to have to wait a little longer to look ridiculous in Apple's new wireless headphones. The company on Wednesday said it needs "a little more time" to finish its AirPods before it starts selling them to consumers. Apple previously said the headphones would be available in late October. Many people expected the company to talk about availability during its event Thursday. Be respectful, keep it civil and stay on topic. We delete comments that violate our policy, which we encourage you to read. Discussion threads can be closed at any time at our discretion.
Don't mind me, just taking out the stark case for apple iphone 6s plus, 7 plus and 8 plus - clear trash, Now, pop on over to a text message conversation, Autocorrect learns from what you type, So, if you constantly misspell a word it will think that is what you want and will put the word in its dictionary, Whenever you autocorrect tells you to misspell something, tap on the suggested word and drag it upward, A trashcan icon will appear at this point, Just continue to drag the offending word over to the trash can icon and release it, That word will be deleted and will never come back..unless you teach your autocorrect that word again..
While this works with the default keyboard on all types of Android phones, it may not work if you are using third-party keyboards. For example, on SwiftKey you can drag a word up to remove it, but the trashcan icon won't appear. You'll just get a pop-up asking you if you would like to remove the word from the dictionary. This is particularly handy for those of us with salty language. I will never say "duck" in conversation, even though autocorrect is constantly telling me I should. Finally, I got tired of the motherly advice and chunked duck in the trash. Now I am able to cuss freely. Take that, autocorrect.
