What is the apple logo on your lock screen from? Is it part of the wallpaper or some way to unlock your phone?
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What is the apple logo on your lock screen from? Is it part of the wallpaper or some way to unlock your phone?
Lucky guy. 3 and 4G. Jealous.
Started getting the signal last week. Speeds are decent for 3 bars.
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Where are you @? I'm in Cambridge, got one bar on 4g too. Speeds were the same as on 5 bars 3g.
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the logo represents the friendly message to unlock the phone.i have replaced the text with apple logo, just copy paste work and enabled tweak.
lock with rght circled arrow on iphone screen
there were posting saying to double click home button and then drag to left
well i found on the bottom of phone a light grey small bar pull or flip this upwards and it will show you all your short cuts of which is the screen lock button press home button opens to home screen at bottom is the bar flip upwards voila top right corner is the symbol the rest is history
there were posting saying to double click home button and then drag to left
well i found on the bottom of phone a light grey small bar pull or flip this upwards and it will show you all your short cuts of which is the screen lock button press home button opens to home screen at bottom is the bar flip upwards voila top right corner is the symbol the rest is history
Lock screen is my girlfriend of four years, home screen is an almost-black gradient thingy I threw together in Pixelmator.
I like to keep the traditional "Original iPhone" all-black wallpaper for the home screen, especially because a lot of iOS 7 icons can look not-so-great on busy wallpapers. I change it up here and there, but often come back to the basic black.
I also keep everything on one screen, and have more recently deleted all "stream apps", except for mail, in an attempt to not check Twitter every five minutes. I know, I know, self-control. There's something that I like about having a super simple phone setup, though. It reminds me of 2007, when we didn't take these things for granted, you know?
I know that might sound kind of stupid, but whatever. I've had these phones for so long that I decided I'd try to simplify things a bit.
I like to keep the traditional "Original iPhone" all-black wallpaper for the home screen, especially because a lot of iOS 7 icons can look not-so-great on busy wallpapers. I change it up here and there, but often come back to the basic black.
I also keep everything on one screen, and have more recently deleted all "stream apps", except for mail, in an attempt to not check Twitter every five minutes. I know, I know, self-control. There's something that I like about having a super simple phone setup, though. It reminds me of 2007, when we didn't take these things for granted, you know?
I know that might sound kind of stupid, but whatever. I've had these phones for so long that I decided I'd try to simplify things a bit.
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Time to delete Foursquare then too.
I actually never use Foursquare for social stuff. I do check in to places now and again, but I mostly use it as a way to find restaurants, almost as a Maps replacement. I never browse around or check it though.