DjShift, 19 September 2016, 23:30
r8lover wrote:
DjShift wrote:
Vinchops wrote:
DjShift wrote:
I actually love the fact that they got rid of the aux port in the phone. I hated that thing
what? How can you hate an aux port? What even is there to hate about it?
It's all round and sharp and has cut me before. And it gets so much lint in there.
Sharp? It's a rounded port going into the phone lol. How can it even cut you?
I do get the lint issue though. I always just use a needle/clothespin/small pointy object to scrape it out. I don't know if that's good or bad for the phone, but it works well enough.
I really have no idea how it cut me once. I had my pinky resting on that part of the phone and it slid across my pinky and I had a huge bleeding cut. It was really weird.
But the needle thing is a good idea if it gets lint again before I switch to the 7.
My lightning port is full of sticky soda too cause someone decided to have the car charger in the disgusting cup holder and it was covered in food when I went to charge my phone.
bej96, 20 September 2016, 20:47
r8lover wrote:
DjShift wrote:
bej96 wrote:
Anyone else get the iPhone 7?? What's your thoughts??
I find the home screen button quite hard to use when unlocking the phone etc, -and it annoys me that I can't listen to music with earphones or have the AUX plugged when in my car and charge at the same time, apart from that not much else has changed from the 6s.
I find the home screen button quite hard to use when unlocking the phone etc, -and it annoys me that I can't listen to music with earphones or have the AUX plugged when in my car and charge at the same time, apart from that not much else has changed from the 6s.
If you plug your phone into a car that has a USB slot using the white charging cable that came with the phone, the car will actually charge the phone and let you listen to music at the same time using just the one cable. I do this with my 6plus all the time.
The car may not have a dedicated USB slot that goes into the stereo. It could just be a charger going from the outlet.
Bluetooth speakers and headphones are very expensive though...
Eeti, 23 September 2016, 21:33
I just hope the 3.5mm removal doesn't catch on until wireless headphones are as good and as easy to use as wired headphones.
Bluetooth headphones from my experience simply suck.
Bluetooth headphones from my experience simply suck.
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sumosloths, 24 September 2016, 02:36
DjShift wrote:
Thite coild just grr rur or hesdphones
I know, right?
DjShift, 24 September 2016, 04:08
sumosloths wrote:
DjShift wrote:
Thite coild just grr rur or hesdphones
I know, right?
Scorf soeakers
DjShift, 24 September 2016, 19:18
bej96 wrote:
DjShift wrote:
Thite coild just grr rur or hesdphones
What??
Ambien blackout. But I think the first one said they could get rid of headphones. The second ones were something about speakers I believe.
911gt3rsfan, 10 October 2016, 13:10
Here's a crazy car related Mandela Effect
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
carguyjt, 10 October 2016, 17:38
911gt3rsfan wrote:
Here's a crazy car related Mandela Effect
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
Damn same here! I always thought it was O'Connor
bej96, 10 October 2016, 23:31
911gt3rsfan wrote:
Here's a crazy car related Mandela Effect
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
I don't see the difference??
carguyjt, 11 October 2016, 00:13
bej96 wrote:
911gt3rsfan wrote:
Here's a crazy car related Mandela Effect
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
I don't see the difference??
O'Connor/O'Conner
bej96, 11 October 2016, 00:22
carguyjt wrote:
bej96 wrote:
911gt3rsfan wrote:
Here's a crazy car related Mandela Effect
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
For those of you who don't know, a Mandela Effect is when everybody shares a memory that's different then the actual reality.
For example: Kit-Kat never had a dash it's always been KitKat
Berenstein Bears was never Berenstein Bears it's always been Berenstain Bears
The famous line "Luke, I am your father," has always been "No, I am your father."
Now hers's one I discovered yesterday Brian O'Connor, the character played by Paul Walker (RIP)in the Fast And Furious Movies has always been Brian O'Conner. Now me, being a die hard fan of the movies, am 100% positive it has always been O'Connor.
I don't see the difference??
O'Connor/O'Conner
So just the spelling?????
