How to Create an Apple ID without a Credit Card

Wondering how to purchase free apps when you need a credit card to create an Apple ID?

Not to worry iCr8zy is here!! Just follow my simple steps and you'll be downloading tons of free apps in no time!

Note: To download paid apps, you'll still need a Credit Card to make payment.

Step 1:
Open iTunes, Navigate your way to a free app and click on Free App.



Step 2:
A small window will pop asking you to sign in to your Apple ID. Click on to Create New Account here!



Step 3:
iTunes will guide you through to create an account. Click on Continue.



Step 4:
Read through the T&C, accept it then Continue.



Step 5:
Enter all the fields then click on Continue again...



Step 6:
And there you have it, Payment Method to select None. Cool eh?
Complete the fields here too and you'll be off with your Apple ID without a Credit Card used!



Special thanks to:
Alwyn for the Screenshots
and Alwyn for the Guide. xD

iPhone 4 DSLR?

Hey DSLR & iPhone fanatics!!

Here are some cool ways you could try when you buy your new iPhone 4 this coming months!

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Michael D'Ulisse of MoreBluSky submitted his flashlight application to the App Store the day following the iPhone 4's release. After a delay in approval he was told the app was "inappropriate use of hardware". He reached to VP Phil Schiller who promised to meet with the App Review department to discuss the situation. Today thirteen flashlight applications have already appeared in the App Store including MoreBluSky's Flashlight - For iPhone 4.

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iClarified.

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Here’s the long waited white iPhone 4 with full packaging which Apple thinks it’s more challenging to manufacture.

For those of you who’ve waited this long for the white iPhone 4, you have to thank the Japanese for providing us a wholesome of pictures of the beautiful snowy white device.
Here are the pictures.

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Corporate Culture
Apple is a pretty divided mix of typical corporate red tape and politics mixed in with startup level urgency when the direction comes from Steve. If you have a project that Steve is not involved in, it will take months of meetings to move things forward. If Steve wants it done, it's done faster than anyone thinks is humanly possible. The best way to get any cross departmental work done was to say its for Steve and you'd probably have it the same day.

Quora.com