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If you are like me, the one-size-fits-all earphones that come bundled with new iPods are more like don’t-fit-at-all. The standard earphones rest in the bottom of your ear next to your ear canal. They are comfortable and do sound pretty good, provided you can stay stationary. You can forget about shaking your head like the …
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Previously I carried a Palm TX (a TH from Sony before that…) which I enjoyed using to listen to Audio books. I would load up the memory cards so I could play while flying or during slow parts of the day. At the time, it was almost exclusively Audible.com providing the content. Audio Books …
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There is no need to wait to get updates via your desktop iTunes. You can check for updates anytime directly on the iPhone. Choose the icon ‘App Store’, then choose the ‘Updates’ along the bottom right.
You bought a few apps for your iPhone / Touch from the iTunes AppStore. You installed them are now using those applications as the developer had intended you to. But… what if the application developer decides that there is a feature they want to add or there is an issue that they have …
You will find in every app review and How To guide will first explain if the app is a stand alone or sharing application. You should think through what you would like your iPhone to be to you prior to making application purchases. When we say ‘stand alone’ or ‘sharing’ we are talking about …
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