Sign up for Google Voice outside the US
If you’re in Canada and want to try Google Voice, here’s a way around the US-only verification system. This should work for free, but requires a bit of patience. It should work in other countries as well. I’ve done this twice in Canada, and now have two Google Voice numbers. This should allow you to set up Google Voice outside the USA.
Nintendo Ringtones for the iPhone
Here are a few old-school Nintendo ringtones in iPhone format. Right-click, download the files and add them to iTunes to use them.
Posted by miguel Date: Saturday, March 14, 2009
Categories: Culture
Tags: iphone, nintendo, ringtones
Using an iPhone on a Pay as You Go plan in Canada
Note: This post is more than a year old, so I’ve edited it with updated info. Edits are indicated.
If you’re interested in using an iPhone in Canada, but aren’t interested in being stuck in a lengthy contract, perhaps using a prepaid service can be an option. Here’s my 3-step guide to using an iPhone on a Pay as You Go plan in Canada.
Step 1: Acquire an iPhone in Canada.
First thing you’ll need is an iPhone. You can grab one on eBay or from your friendly neighbourhood iPhone seller. I’m not going to go into how to acquire an iPhone in Canada, you can figure that bit out yourself. Maybe your husband just bought a new iPhone and wants you to have his old hand-me-down iPhone or something like that.
A few things to watch for, though. If you get a first generation iPhone (sometimes called a 2G or 2.5G iPhone), you’ll have to unlock it, since it was never sold in Canada. This is trivial, and can be accomplished using the iPhone Pwnage Tool on either Mac OS X or Windows.
