Are rotorburn people the cleverest on earth?Thanks for all the advice guys, really appreciate it!
Nope...troll away.Are rotorburn people the cleverest on earth?
Just Earth ??Are rotorburn people the cleverest on earth?
I've actually tried several different cables. The error message that appeared on the phone always used the term "not a registered Apple product".I've only ever used non genuine cables, they're about 2 bucks a pop on ebay... Never a problem. I'd suggest one dud cable doesn't write off a brand of phone.
I have a Sony Xperia X from Voda. They also threw in a PS4 at the time so it was an easy one. The Xperia are pretty underrated and I'm partial to Android personally. Itunes is just a headache and a big reason why i didn't want to stay with Club Apple. Cut n' paste music to a from a computer folder to a phone folder without faffing around with Itunes in between is a winner in my eyes.One of my main concerns is transferring music from my phone (and Macbook) to, for example, a Samsung without having to redo playlists etc. I'm a longtime itunes user and don't have an issue with it but am certainly open to using other platforms.
Yep, I've had the same issue with a "non genuine" cable. I believe they added this awesome bit of bastardry from iPhone 6 onwards .....(?)I've actually tried several different cables. The error message that appeared on the phone always used the term "not a registered Apple product".
Cheap knockoff cable works fine with my iPhone SE, which runs iPhone 6 innards... Curious.Yep, I've had the same issue with a "non genuine" cable. I believe they added this awesome bit of bastardry from iPhone 6 onwards .....(?)
Not really, but genuine ones are approx.$20 versus $2-$4 for non genuine. You're throwing money for the brand product.But either way, even genuine cables are not exactly expensive.
Nice! How's it going so far?Just got a $600 LG G6 and Logan prepaid (on special for $315 for 12 months of unlimited phone stuff an 16gb every 30 days) and they rock my casbah.
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Cheap knockoff cable works fine with my iPhone SE, which runs iPhone 6 innards... Curious.
But either way, even genuine cables are not exactly expensive.
And that's the issue.....I dislike that immensely.Not really, but genuine ones are approx.$20 versus $2-$4 for non genuine. You're throwing money for the brand product.
Pretty damn good. A flagship phone that can hold its own against the big boys like Apple and Samsung at half their price, and without all the wanky, battery draining gimmicks that they feel obliged to add to make themselves "unique".Nice! How's it going so far?
I really think the G6 is the current 'sleeper' amongst the high end smart phones. Seems like epic value to me.....
I still reckon it was that phone, not the cables...And that's the issue.....I dislike that immensely.
Sure, same for any branded product. $20 is not exactly going to break the bank though...Not really, but genuine ones are approx.$20 versus $2-$4 for non genuine. You're throwing money for the brand product.
I still reckon it was that phone, not the cables...
https://www.cultofmac.com/246236/io...bles-but-heres-a-fix-that-might-work-for-you/Sure, same for any branded product. $20 is not exactly going to break the bank though...
But it must have been a faulty phone - how many million knock off lightning cables have been sold? Surely if none of them worked we'd have heard about it.