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If you are using iPhone 4S or iPhone 5 and have recently upgraded iOS, you might have ended up with your iPhone WiFi switch being greyed out. Read the article below to find out what causes this problem and ways it can be resolved. The Apple Support Communities have seen a surge in problems related to iPhone users’ WiFi being defunct. In many cases, the issue is related to iPhone 4S recently updted from iOS 5 to iOS 6 but also occurs in iPhone 5. UPDATE: I found a useful post which summarizes iPhone WiFi connectivity issues in general. It might be useful for you. Check out this tumblr post for an exotic way to fix iPhone WiFi: http://bit.ly/17vldCD What causes iPhone WiFi greyed out? iPhone Wifi being greyed out means that there is a hardware-related issue – i.e. the iPhone WiFi chip does not function. With the release of iOS 6 back in September last year, Apple improved power management for better iPhone performance over iOS 5. As a result of inadequate testin

There has never been a truly automatic way to transfer one's Outlook contacts to iPhone without having to sync with iTunes – until now. I found an easy enough way to get those Outlook contacts on my computer transferred directly to my iPhone without even having to open Outlook or iTunes on my PC. The trick works with any iOS device like iPhone, iPad, or iPod. Here is how to transfer Outlook contacts to iPhone directly 1. Download the following Windows tool to your computer: http://www.copytrans.net/copytranscontacts.php 2. Start the tool and connect the iPhone, iPad, or iPod Touch to your computer 3. Click on the “Import contacts” button 4. Now select “Outlook (direct import from Outlook)” 5. CopyTrans Contacts will now access the Outlook contacts on your computer. From the newly-appeared window, select the Outlook contacts you wish to transfer to the iPhone and click “Import selected contacts from Outlook” 6. The Outlook contacts are now