So for international to US destinations on FlightAware they only give the US portion of the route. Obviously in today's time, we don't fly over Russia. So basically it's showing direct to the first waypoint in US airspace.
So for international to US destinations on FlightAware they only give the US portion of the route. Obviously in today's time, we don't fly over Russia. So basically it's showing direct to the first waypoint in US airspace.
Just call someone right after you text them to see if they received your text.The funny thing is it may be weeks before I make a phone call with my new phone
Yes! Please order the new iPhone Ultra with us next year and pick a home delivery. It's so much fun. Can't wait to have you join. I’ll be waiting. See you next year. 😌Not even one fifth of your post count! lol. I bet you're having fun.
Looking forward to tracking with you all next year. These are exciting times. I remember tracking my 7 Plus, X, and 11 Pro Max. Good times! My red 13 still has another year in it, though.
Those $19 cleaning cloths. That's why they're so expensive. They cruise first.Tim Apple Cook 🍎 🧑🍳 said that they are sending things through ships now as well. I realize not iPhones, but I do wonder what they ship by ship 🚢
6 TB should have been 19.99Here’s what we are looking at price wise for iCloud storage
5 GB -free
50 GB - $0.99
200 GB - $2.99
2 TB - $9.99
6 TB - $29.99
12 TB - $59.99
So for international to US destinations on FlightAware they only give the US portion of the route. Obviously in today's time, we don't fly over Russia. So basically it's showing direct to the first waypoint in US airspace.
Part of that dotted line goes over Russian airspace (I think the part above the "U" in UPS is Russian soil) and definitely the weird shaped peninsula thingie in the middle is Russia. Would that even be legal to fly over Russian soil?View attachment 2268335Interesting route over Japan from dashed route…
A bunch of people did, but rest assured your phone will not be there until Friday. I wonder how many people not on this forum get that message and then adjust their plans for the next day due to being under the impression that their phone is getting delivered and they want to be home to receive it.Anyone else get a text / email from UPS saying their phone will be delivered tomorrow? I just got one and it says coming from AI and will arrive between 12:45 and 2:45 on 9/19.
Who is the MacRumors user who swaps out his new iPhone like 20 times every year to get the best display?
Tomorrow, 6AM Pacific.Wednesday
I got the same thing. It must be a bug in their notification system. Probably if Apple didn’t specify a set date, the package would arrive tomorrow.Is everyone getting these? I highly doubt this will actually happen, particularly since my UPS app is still showing 9/22 delivery for both phones. 😂View attachment 2268382
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Tomorrow, 6AM Pacific.
Any time I see a B747 or an A380 during an initial climb, they look like they are barely moving. A couple of years ago, I had to catch a regional flight on an E175 out of EWR (the only time I ever flew on one) and that thing literally blasted off the runway at a nearly vertical angle. Weight certainly matters!A heavy 747 will be quite slow on the climb.
Tomorrow, 6AM Pacific.
Thank you.
I used to do that but I stopped because there’s a high chance you can get a refurbished model. That refurbished model # starts with letter “N”. All new units start letter is “M".Who is the MacRumors user who swaps out his new iPhone like 20 times every year to get the best display?
Not to mention the slow Carrier Activation that build a backlog as the day goes along. So no Cellular either for many customers on Launch day.They do, but you use their WiFi which is notoriously slow. I often walk out of the store with no working phone because it is easier to get home and set it up on my personal WiFi.
About 150,000. And around 500,000 are manufactured each day.Anyone have any knowledge or speculation as to how many phones would typically be on a flight? Many thousands?