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iMovie will sometimes quit while exporting if your project contains several still images.

iPhone displays an "Inbox is full" message when attempting to check voicemail. This message indicates that your AT&T voicemail box is full, so you need to delete messages that are stored on the AT&T voicemail server. This article explains how to ensure that you are deleting voicemail messages that are currently stored on the AT&T voicemail server.

After upgrading to iOS 3.x or iOS 4 or later you may be unable to use some Cellular Data Network services, such as: Cellular Data connection for Internet services Visual Voicemail MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service) Internet tethering You may also see this error message: "Could not activate cellular data network: You are not subscribed to a cellular data service". This can happen if you edited the Cellular Data Network settings—the APN (Access Point Name) details—either manually or with the iPhone Configuration Utility prior to installing iOS 3. Note: This issue does not affect phone services (making and receiving calls or sending and receiving SMS messages).

You may encounter the following issues: You are unable to receive MMS messages You do not see the camera icon next to the message field: A red exclamation mark appears next to MMS messages you send: Note: MMS is not available for original iPhone

For most Wi-Fi networks, FaceTime video calling will just work. If you are on a Wi-Fi network that is behind a firewall, see below.

Remote is a software application for iPhone and iPod touch that allows you to control audio and video playback in your iTunes library and on Apple TV. This article provides resources that explain how to setup Remote and troubleshooting issues that may arise. 

You can use the iPad Dock Connector to VGA Adapter to connect your iPad or iPhone 4 to a compatible TV, projector, or VGA display.

You can share your finished iMovie video from the iPhone 4 Camera Roll via email, MMS, YouTube, and to a MobileMe Gallery. 

Exporting your completed iMovie for iPhone 4 movie will automatically save the file in your Camera Roll (with the export size you originally selected). You can then send the finished movie to your computer the next time you connect your iPhone. If you decide to share your movie from the Camera Roll via email, YouTube, MMS, or your MobileMe Gallery, the version of the movie you export will be scaled down (to a maximum of 568x320) in order to improve transmission performance.

See the frequently asked questions below to learn more about iMovie for iPhone 4.