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Apple announces iPhone 5c in 2013. iPhone 5c has many colors or verity of colors. Most popular golden color. In 2014 apple will be announced iPhone 6 with new operating system. Operating system will be more and more advance from previous version.  Iphone 6 will be thinner than previous iPhone with powerful battery. We are waiting for new iPhone 6. What you want in iPhone 6 ??? -- Cheers. 

Solutions: Let me show you how to do it - it's pretty darn easy. Pop into iTunes and choose File --> New Playlist . Now rename it to something logical: I use "iPhone Sync": Now you can just drag and drop music from your iTunes library (in iTunes, needless to say) into this new playlist. When you're ready, you'll see a bunch of music happily ensconced in the playlist (remember, it's all just "pointers": the actual music files are still safely in the main music library, so if you delete something from a playlist , you haven't deleted the original music file itself): Notice here on the very bottom of the iTunes window it shows you how many songs are in the playlist, along with the size and total playing time. For my current playlist, it's 140 songs, 10.1 hours, for a total file size of 851MB, no problem for my 4GB Apple iPhone. At this point, you need to plug in your iPhone if you haven't already done so. It'll ...

Problem: Reports of an intermittent screen flicker on the iPhone 5 have also been good-looking common. This fault most frequently appears on the virtual keyboard in the App Store when users go to enter their password to purchase an app. It turns up as flickering lines across the bottom of the screen over the keyboard, but it’s relatively minor. Solutions: Wait for the next iOS update because it looks like a software bug and will likely be fixed when Apple rolls out a platform update. 

Problems: There have been a number of threads in the Apple and Verizon forums about a bug with the date and time incorrectly updating on the iPhone 5. A number of users reported that the device was losing minutes, but others complained of it being hours out of sync and even changing the date by several days. The mass of complaints concern Verizon customers, although there are some complaints from Sprint customers as well. Many people have suggested it is related to the LTE network, but neither Apple nor Verizon was keen to take responsibility. Solutions: You can try switching the update from automatic to manual in Settings > General > Date & Time. Some people have suggested switching off LTE or resetting the phone, but there’s no definite fix. If you experience this problem then complain to your carrier. Some customers suffering from the problem have reported it magically disappearance so there’s a good chance that Verizon is working on it behind the scene...