be taking advantage of this feature as I prepare to part ways with my
beloved phone...
One week after purchasing this phone I dropped it and broke off the
little switch that changes the phone from ring to vibrate. The people
at the Apple Store (all. the. way. in. Salt. Lake.) have decided they
will just replace my phone. Which seems like a kind and generous
offer... Except that means I lose everything stored and setup on this
one. Talk about annoying... (the whole situation is actually more
annoying than that but it's time for this story to be over)
Youre wondering, Why am I blogging about my phone, right?
(1) I am already in bed. I cannot sleep and cannot play another second
of Phase 10 so I decided to post. With limited access to photos and
formatting, this screen shot is all that is available for posting.
(2) I'm extremely bored of the fact that my blog has not been properly
maintained over the last two months. I mean this is supposed to be my
final summer of glory and I need proof of that fact to look back on
from my future desk job. As hard as posting everyday was, it was
easier than being constantly annoyed with myself for not posting. Does
that make sense?
(3) Posting about the pointless helps one get over the fact that one
has not yet posted about the significant. Posting as such helps one
get back on the bandwagon so to speak. So here one is climbing aboard.
In summary, thank you for your patience. I am planning to plan-in
posting time soon.
I will now resume counting backwards from 100 and/or playing monoploy
against non-existent opponents. Goodnight.
3 comments:
Why don't you just plug your phone into your computer and let it sync, then every single thing in your new phone will be exactly the same?
Here's the question: will such a sync transfer over my text history? And call history? The layout and organization of my apps? All the history saved in my apps such as Shazam tags? My contact favorites? My ring settings? Because when I go to sync my phone on the computer it only seems to sync contacts, notes, calendars and basic app stuff. So I'm afraid I'll start from zero on everything else cuz that's one small fraction of what I want to restore. So enlighten me!
Last week my phone was doing something weird so I syncd it, restored it erasing everything, then re-syncd it and couldn't tell a difference at all, everything was back. Not sure if it would be the same on a PC or not
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