10 ways to 'recycle' your Mac, iPhone, iPad and iPod devices
we can say, we are living in a world of technology. removing used goods to find alternative products is easy.
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Connect your iPhone or iPod phone to Windows 7 via Bluetooth
in the previous tutorial, we presented some basic steps to connect mobile devices to windows computers via bluetooth. and this lane, we will continue with a product using the ios
Prevent iTunes from working when connecting an iPhone or iPod
by default, when the user proceeds to connect an iphone or ipod device to the computer, the itunes application will automatically activate. and many times, this feature of itunes
Experience with the CopyTrans Suite application
copytrans suite is a combination of utility tools that help you manage ipod / iphone without needing to itunes application. besides, the program also has the ability to backup
Connect iPhone to TV
in addition to choosing compatible cables, you can also connect the 'apple' mobile device to the tv by purchasing an additional set-top-box box apple tv connected via airplay
Manage mobile devices using iOS 5 remote with Find My iPhone
one of the many improved features in this ios 5 upgrade version is the find my iphone app - previously a separate support application, but now apple has upgraded and integrated the
Use iCloud with iWork on iOS devices
apple's iwork suite is also ready to offer seamless integration with icloud to keep pages, numbers, and keynote data synced between devices.
Tips for using iDevice do not need iTunes
ipod, iphone and ipad users have been forced to connect their devices to itunes on a pc to enable, update and synchronize data. luckily, with new improvements, itunes has become
11 secrets of Steve Jobs presentation
through his talks and presentations, this entrepreneur has inspired millions of people around the world, from aspiring young people to powerful leaders and entrepreneurs.
10 lessons for Steve Jobs's life
'there will be no one like steve jobs. we cannot become a special person like him. we are us and need to appreciate his greatness. ' - larry ellison, oracle ceo.