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How to Send Games to Your iPhone With USB
Games on the iPhone come in the form of apps, which are purchased and downloaded through Apple's iTunes app store. Once downloaded on the computer, a game app is transferred to an iPhone by way of the device's USB connector cable. After the app has been successfully sent to the iPhone, it is accesse
How to Transfer Contacts From a Palm to an iPhone
After buying a new cell phone, sometimes the most difficult thing for its owner is moving phone numbers and contacts between one brand of smart phone and another. With many Palm users upgrading to iPhones, a common question is this: Can you transfer contacts between Palm desktop software and iPhone
Is it Really a Good Idea to Jailbreak Your iPad?
Jailbreaking is the process of breaking the iPad, iPhone or iPod "out of jail" by removing limitations imposed by Apple.
Can I Take Music From My iPod & Put it in My iTunes Library?
Apple's iTunes is media management software that allows you -- among other functions -- to transfer music from your computer to your iPod music player with the click of a button. If you want to transfer songs from your iPod back to your computer, it's possible to do so, but only with third-party sof
5 High-End iPod Gifts Over $1,000
Sometimes giving a nice old iPod or iPod accessory as a holiday gift just doesn’t quite say what you want it to say. Sometimes, you may want an iPod, but you want also want to make a statement with diamonds, gold, or other precious items.
How to Copy and Paste Safari Bookmarks on an iPhone
If you wish to email a bookmark from your Safari browser, or include it in the Notes application, you can do so using the iPhone's tap feature. Copy and paste allows you to highlight URLs in Safari using your finger, as well as select other text on the iPhone's screen. Previous to the 3.0 update, co
How to Turn on DHCP on My iPhone
When you connect to the Internet on your iPhone using a Wi-Fi network instead of the 3G connection, you save battery life and experience faster network speeds. If you are having trouble getting online using a Wi-Fi network, check and adjust the network's advanced settings. Most Wi-Fi networks use th
How to Extract Songs From an iPod
When Apple Inc. designed iPods, they didn't allow for users to transfer songs from the iconic MP3 players. That business decision, which was rooted in a desire not to encourage music piracy, left iPod owners in the lurch if their computers crashed and destroyed their laptop music libraries. But a mu
How to Add Covers to a Cover Flow on an iPod
Missing or erased album covers in iTunes means missing artwork while using the Cover Flow feature on your iPod or iPhone. In order to organize your iPod so that all songs have artwork, you'll first need to add them in the iTunes program. If they cannot be found using the iTunes find artwork feature,
How to Make New Notes in Gmail on the iPhone
With the iPhone's built-in Notes application, you can jot down messages and record important data whenever you are on the go. In addition, you can sync iPhone Notes to your computer or online services such as email accounts. Open your Gmail Notes page to view any entries associated with your Gmail a
How to Downgrade iPhone Baseband
The iPhone has versatile capabilities, but some cannot access its numerous features because they are trapped with an unsupported carrier. Downgrading the baseband is one of the steps required if you want to unlock your iPhone to use with another service provider. After downgrading, you can use vario
How to Troubleshoot iPod Software
If your iPod suffers from functionality issues, quite often your problem will lie with the software that runs the device. Your iPod software, which you can regularly update using iTunes, maintains all of the technical aspects of your iPod digital media player, from managing your menus to loading you
How to Multitask on IOS4
iOS is the mobile operating system that runs on the Apple line of mobile devices including the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. With version 4.0, IOS introduced multitasking, which allows applications to run in the background and return to their previous state when reopened without sacrificing battery
How to Take Care of an iPod Touch
The best way to extend the life of your iPod Touch is to take good care of it. With proper care, your iPod will not only last longer, but will perform better on a day to day basis. Taking proper care of your iPod Touch is not difficult, but you do have to treat it properly if you want to get the mos
How to Replace an iPhone Back Cover
Apple's iPhone is one of the most popular cell phone devices available. One of its most popular features is its sleek design. The front features a wide front screen, which is perfect for taking pictures, displaying pictures, and showing video. And the back is a sleek, silver cover which helps the de
How to Reorganize iPad Photos Through iTunes
The iPad is designed to work in exactly the same way as the iPhone and the iPod Touch. This includes the way in which photos are synced from the computer through iTunes. Applications such as "Photo-Sort" allow users to reorganize their photos and videos directly on the iPad, but organizing the photo
How to Put Pictures From a Computer to an Apple iPod
Your iPod, iPod Touch or iPod Nano is not limited to playing music or videos. It offers other entertainment options, including photos. Between your digital camera and phone, you probably have several hundred if not thousands of pictures stored on your computer. The iPod is designed to store and show
30 Days with iPhone – Day 20 - iPhone-Specific Websites
Thoughts on the iPhone-optimized websites that began cropping up after the first iPhone appeared.
How to Load Documents on the iPhone
The speed with which your iPhone can browse the Internet or gather information with some of its applications makes it seem like it can double as your computer. As deft as your iPhone can be, Apple does not yet have its own word processing application so that you can load Microsoft Word documents to
How to Use Your Cell As a Flash Light
The current generation of smartphones features bright liquid crystal display (LCD) screens and camera flashes that software developers use to create flashlight applications. Several of these flashlight apps are free for download from smartphones' built-in application markets. Most phones' applicat