iGoiPhone
    iGoiPhone
    Advanced Built in features Using every day

    Broken Apps in iOS4 – Back to the Basics

    Have you installed iOS4 on your iPhone 3G or GS? Or, migrated to the new iPhone 4? Did

    June 27, 2010
    Read more
    Using every day

    Keep things running longer, everyday

    You may have noticed right off with your iPhone that you can not pull the battery out and put in another fully charged one. Apple chose to seal the battery inside like they have done on all of the iPod line.

    There are a few fine tuning tips you can do to get more hours of usage between charges. Which ones you use will depend on how you uses your iPhone; Internet usage via Cell connection, lower quality cell signal areas, bluetooth headset, WiFi networks, music listening, brightly lit areas, and email checking. All of the tips on setting changes are easy to flip back and forth so you can tune as you needs change day to day.

    Starting off with the adjustment tips, from the ‘Settings’ icon;

    December 31, 2008
    Read more
    Built in features Getting Started

    Rearranging the icons

    You can change the icons around to your desire whenever you like. You can change the order, move icons from one screen to another, and change which and how many icons are in the lower section (not more than four).  

    You may have noticed that you have more than one screen for icons. You can move from one to another by pressing your finger to the screen and swiping across to the left or right to spin through the screens. There are small white dots along the bottom that shows you which screen of icons your on. The lower row stays the same as you move from screen to screen.

    November 8, 2008
    Read more
    Built in features Using every day

    Sometime you just need to Restart

    The iPhone is much more than a ‘phone’, or even a ‘smartphone’. As with several other phones on

    November 5, 2008
    Read more
    Built in features General

    Screenshots from your iPhone

    Your telling your friend about how you have your apps arranged on the screen, or you want to explain a screen in an application your in, or maybe there is a Web site you want to share a image of.

     

    When the occasion arrises that you need a screenshot;

    Hold down the main front button (called the ‘Home’ button)

    Then press and release the button on the top of the iPhone

    The screenshot is saved without changing anything your doing so you can continue on. Just go to your Photos area to view the screenshot. From there you can email it or retrieve from iPhoto the next time you sync to your desktop.

    November 5, 2008
    Read more