Greetings all. I will be going on a cruise a week from tomorrow and
had some questions about hopefully using my iPhone on the cruise ship.
First off, realizing that cruise ship Internet cafe prices are
expensive, is it possible to use one's iPhone in airplane mode on the
ship when in international
I have some questions and comments below.
On 03/11/12 22:19, Wayne Merritt wrote:
> First off, realizing that cruise ship Internet cafe prices are
> expensive, is it possible to use one's iPhone in airplane mode on the
> ship when in international waters? I called the cruise company and
> they sai
Hi Wayne,
Yes, absolutely you can put your iPhone into airplane mode and use it
like an iPod or an iPod touch. Just because you're not using the
internet or cellular features of the phone doesn't mean that any other
functionality (i.e. iBooks, taking pictures, and playing saved
recordings) won't w
I recently returned from a cruise and had no problem using my iPhone or
i Pad in airplane mode. As others have indicated you have a few
options, via Settings, you can turn cellular data, wifi and Bluetooth
on/off as you desire. When in a U.S. port you may (but are not
guaranteed) to be able t
Thanks to all that have responded. I was hoping that I could use my
phone in airplane mode while on the boat. I would rather use the
phones in airplane mode, than mess with older equipment that I no
longer use, to make the recordings or take the pictures. This is all
good information.
Wayne
On 11
So when flying I can put my phone in airplane mode and turn off wifi and
cellular and it will work as a reader with iBooks? What else does it do? Thanks
in advance.
Reggie and Brooks
On Nov 4, 2012, at 12:05 AM, Grant Hardy wrote:
Hi Wayne,
Yes, absolutely you can put your iPhone into airp
Sorry if I'm missing your question, but turning on airplane mode turns
off wifi and cellular, so you don't need to turn them off if you turn on
airplane mode. Airplane mode basically turns off all of your phone's
radios, so it'll also turn off bluetooth and your GPS. I was traveling
internationally
Hi Reggie,
Turning on airplane mode automatically turns off Bluetooth, WiFi and
cellular. In airplane mode your iPhone is basically an iPod Touch, and you
can do anything you want that doesn't require a data or WiFi connection. You
can consume any media that is stored on your phone, music, audio b