iPod touch and iPhone: Turning on/off and resetting
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Month: August 2009
Advanced troubleshooting for Sync Services on Windows with Microsoft Outlook 2003 or 2007
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iPod and iPhone: TV out support
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iPhone or iPod touch: Error message when connecting device to iTunes on Windows computer
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Content goes mobile with iPhone
European newspaper giant Axel Springer has transformed itself from an old-school, print-based publisher to a digital media powerhouse. Key to that transformation was embracing mobile digital content delivered by iPhone 3G.
iPhone and iPod touch: Supported Bluetooth profiles
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Safari 3.1, Mac OS X 10.5.2: Bookmark-syncing issues with iPhone, iPod touch, MobileMe
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Coming Attractions: It Might Get Loud
In It Might Get Loud, director Davis Guggenheim invites Jimmy Page (The Yardbirds, Led Zeppelin), The Edge (U2), and Jack White (The White Stripes) to tell the history of the electric guitar from their own unique perspectives. How did each develop a sound unique to rock music? See It Might Get Loud and find out. The documentary comes to theaters on August 14.
“Breaking” news with iPhone
To keep Surfline.com, with 150 live-streaming cameras in key surf spots around the globe, functioning glitch-free, product manager Graeme Rae uses iPhone: “The surf doesn’t stop. With iPhone, I can reboot a server from the beach.”
iPhone apps for Lollapalooza ‘09
For anyone trying to navigate Lollapalooza 2009, one of the biggest music festivals in the U.S, running August 7-9 in Grant Park, Chicago, Jim Dalrymple (www.loopinsight.com) reports that there are several iPhone apps for that.
What is Gapless Playback?
Release date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 18:21:00 GMT
3 online support (Italy)
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iPhone and iPod touch: Spotlight doesn’t return results you expect
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iPhone and iPod touch: About backups
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Apple Keyboards Vulnerable To Firmware Hack
Almost everything has a processor and/or memory chips these days, including keyboards. Apple’s keyboards are no exception; they have 8Kb of flash memory, and 256 bytes of RAM. K. Chen has found a way to very easily install keyloggers and other possibly malicious code right inside these Apple keyboards. Proof of concept code is here…