u/Extension_Meat8913

Hey all, my Dad just gave me his old iPhone 4S, and I got it unlocked and everything, but for some reason, even when I enter the correct password, it thinks it's the wrong password. I just want to remove the iCloud account to turn off Find My to avoid any weird iCloud lock things that may occur after I factory reset it. I even changed the password and used the new password but it still didn't work, and even after removing the iPhone from the iCloud account via the iCloud website, the phone still acts as if it is still tied to the iCloud account. Any help is appreciated :D

Hey all, I have a 1930s DeForest Crosley model 850 that is missing the entire radio chassis. It only has the clock as of now. Is anyone able to point me in the right direction of sourcing a compatible 3-knob tube radio? Any help is appreciated :D btw I live in British Columbia, Canada. 2 more pictures are in the comments (if I can post pictures there), as I can only post 1 here.

Hey all, I managed to get my iPad 1st generation's App Store working by jailbreaking it and installing a bunch of profiles and tweaks. Then I downloaded a newer YouTube version from the App Store (still quite old tho), and I installed a tweak to allow it to connect to modern YT servers. Here is proof :D. Also I can post comments, but I can't reply to comments or edit my own comments. I guess those features weren't around back then, which is kind of evident when you find some old YouTube comment sections.

Malfunctioning arrow..?

Hey all, I have a 1980s (or late 70s?) General Electric alarm clock radio that refuses to power on. I got it from Value Village for $10.99 CAD (if I remember correctly). The power cord itself is good and all capacitors I have tested are good, so does anyone know what the next most likely culprit is? Any help is appreciated. I have another one that does work, but it is likely newer than this one, and so it probably has a different circuit board.

Hey all, I have here a '60s Kodak Brownie Hawkeye Camera Flash Model. I am trying to clean the viewfinder and the exterior of the camera, but I haven't been able to get this screw off for months. I finally got the screw to turn, but it just pivots in place and does not come out at all. Is there anything I should try to get the screw out? The screw is circled in red btw

Hey all, does anyone here know if owning phones like this is rare as a Gen Z? I saw a similar post with a newer phone (a cell phone), so it got me wondering as to whether or not this phone is rare to own as well. I'm a 2009 born btw. This picture was taken with my 2012 Samsung SGH-S390G, so if it is blurry, it's because the camera is 2 MP. I got this phone for $75 CAD early this year btw.

This is the entirety of my landline phone collection, spanning from ~1911 to the late or mid 1980s. These pictures were taken with my 2012 Samsung SGH-S390G (shown in last image). The brown Northern Telecom model 500 is the phone I have in active use. Some of these phones are probably too old for this subreddit, but I took their pictures using a feature phone from 2012, so hopefully that makes up for it. I'll try to answer any questions :D (Btw pictures are sorted somewhat-accurately from newest to oldest phone)

My ~2012 Samsung SGH-S390G can view Google, surprisingly. I was shocked it even connected to the WiFi lol. Battery life seems to be very good as well. Idk if any sites besides Google work tho.

Hey all, I recently dropped my Samsung SGH-S390G, and now the optical trackpad will not work properly. It works fine on up and down movements, but when I try left and right, it just registers as up and down. Does anyone know how I can fix this?

Sorry for light mode btw

I finally got Minecraft (Alpha 1.2.6) up and running on my Toshiba Satellite A200, running Windows Vista :D. It has to be plugged in or else it throttles the CPU and lags like crazy in Minecraft.