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zajae7

January 05, 2009 07:24 AM

Why does my iphone seem to be using British software?

I have a British lap top PC, which I use to connect my iphone to itunes. But recently I noticed that my iphone seems to be using British settings. My Google toolbar, for example, always searches using Google.co.uk. Also, when I input contacts, the phone is set to accept numbers in British format, e.g.: 00 1555 5555 instead of the normal 555 5555. But my itunes account is set to USA, as are all my addresses and personal info etc. Any idea how I can fix this?

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thedev

January 05, 2009 11:00 AM

If you click on Settings | General | International, is your region format set to "United Kingdom" instead of "United States"?
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• Yes, it was set to UK. Fixed now! Thank you so much!

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