Eto...sta sve moras da radis zbog nas da bi nam dostavila informacije  , ali ubuduce pazi, nemoj da vozis sa jednom rukom, opasno je   

Ha, ha, ha!
Nemam nameru da ponovo budem na uslovnoj i da plaćam kazne za saobraćajne prekršaje, prema tome ne sekiraj se 

Ja ga imam  vec mesec dana i nisam nijednom imao problem sa signalom, malo sam testirao prvih par dana ali posle toga sam i zaboravio da obracam paznju na tome jer jednostavno nemam nikakvih problema.
Telefon je stvarno dobar.

Treba da seces malo i cip jer drugacije imaces kontakte pomerane u stranu i nece leci kako treba kontakti sto nije nikako za preporuku. Cutter sece pravilno karticu, evo ti primer kako izgleda kada se poravnaju ona tri bitna kontakta u sredini kartice original micro sim kartice preko mini sim kartice koja treba da se sece, vidis koliko iz chipa mora da se isece:


Ako nisi tako sekla, preporucio bih ti da zamenis sim karticu i da je iseces kako treba jer mozes da kratkospojis kontakte u telefonu sa karticom koja ne lezi kako treba.

Ovako izgleda moja sim kartica secena sa makazama, pored original ATT micro sim kartice:

Evo slike kako sam isekla kartice


A evo i kompletnog testa sa karticama sva tri mobilna operatera u Srbiji.

Ne moze da se kaze da Telenor ima najbolji signal za iP4, vec da telenor ima najbolji signal za tvoju kucu, on ima predajnik koji je najblizi tvojoj lokaciji gde si probala signal.

Evo klip koji sam ja napravio kada sam kupio telefon, mts mreza je u pitanju i tu bas imaju slab signal, moze da se gleda i u HD:


Sto se kartice tice, kod onih sa velikim cipom treba da se sece malo iz chipa, onako kako cutter radi.

ljudi godinama nosim nokia fonove ali kako se stvari čine kupujem iphone 4. Zanima me da li telefon vrijedi tih para i da li je zaista dobar jer na forumu nailazim na raznorazne komentare...uglavnom mi se čini da pljuju po njemu oni koji ga nikad nisu i neće vidjeti jer ga ne mogu priuštiti. Volio bih da mi vi nešto kažete iz prve ruke da li ga preporučujete...

How to Shoot Better iPhone HDR Photos



The iPhone 4's best new feature in iOS 4.1—besides not hanging up on people with your face—is its ability to capture HDR photos. But you've gotta use it correctly.

To revisit, a high dynamic range photo combines multiple photos taken at different exposures to create a single picture that looks more like what your eyeballs are able to detect than a standard digital photograph. (Dynamic range is basically the range between the darkest and lightest parts of an image. Check out Ansel Adam's Zone System for more on this.)



HDR photos solve two problems in the iPhone 4: Most digital cameras  tend to not have fantastic dynamic range, and the iPhone 4 also lacks manual controls for adjusting exposure beyond tapping the area of the image you want to expose for. This can cause problems in bright outdoor scenes, forcing you to choose between blown out skies or shadowy figures (see above). With an HDR photo, theoretically you'll be able to capture and correctly expose the whole picture, just the way you saw it before you framed it with your iPhone. (Sadly, this is only available for the iPhone 4, not other iOS devices.)



Freeze, sucker
In HDR mode, the iPhone 4 captures three exposures to combine into an HDR photo: underexposed, normal, and overexposed. Even though it's shooting those sequence of pictures pretty fast, it's not instant. So, if you move the phone, or if your subject is on the run, you're going to wind up with some mutant friends with three arms or whispy ghosts when the phone tries to mix all the photos together. As you can see in the picture above, taken while walking, we've got phantom cars, mutant trees and weird road markings.

Focus, focus, focus
Having your subject in focus is key to making it look right when the iPhone 4 combines everything into a single image—in part, so it's easier for the software to do its job mixing all of the photos together without scrambling them into a fuzzy, weird mess.



Is it an HDR-worthy photo?
The key is to make sure you have a lot of dynamic range to capture in the first place. In other words, something with a decent range of light and dark areas. Photos that are relatively flat (like in low light), at best, show no improvement or at worst, suffer when you slap HDR on 'em.



Given the iPhone 4's basic HDR capabilities, you'll get the best results with photos where you're trying to do basic things like properly expose somebody's face against a bright outdoor scene. A photo of planks on a boardwalk that's already properly exposed, not so much. (When it's not clear what it should do, the iPhone tends to lean toward an overexposed or washed out look. And with HDR in general, you definitely lose the iPhone's tendency toward pumped contrast and saturation, which I usually prefer.)



Play Around
The great thing about the iPhone 4's HDR feature is that it preserves the original photo along with the hopefully new-and-improved version, so it doesn't cost you anything to experiment. If you hate the result, just delete it.

The iPhone 4's camera was already awesome. While its new HDR feature doesn't produce miracles, it does make our favorite phone camera even better, so it's hard to complain too much.

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GreenPois0n.com Updated, Hints At Imminent Arrival of New iOS 4.1 Jailbreak !

Just two days ago, we posted that GreenPois0n (the same tool which was initially planned for iPhone 3.1.3 and iPad 3.2 jailbreak) would be jailbreaking iOS 4.1 using the newly found SHAtter exploit.

Today, we were tipped of an updated Greenpois0n.com website which you can see here. The site currently consists of a round green logo with the skull on it:



This continues to reinforce our belief that iOS 4.1 will be jailbroken by Chronic Dev-Team’s GreenPois0n tool. However there is still no exact ETA (Estimated Time of Arrival) for GreenPois0n’s release. With the workload being cut in half, expect this tool to be available soon.

We will have the complete guide posted on how to jailbreak iOS 4.1 on iPhone and iPod touch as soon as we have information available. Stay tuned for that !

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Quick video showing of the new printing feature of iOS 4.2. Using an iPhone 4 and printing a photo from my camera roll.