Can't speak for others, but I am on an account with Rogers Cable Systems in
Ontario that gets me consistently up to 25 Mbps speed. And there is an account
type that is one higher than that which tops out at 50. Mind you it doesn't;t
come cheap but there it is.
How much does Rogers Cable charg
WOW!
That is so absurdly expensive. The US is failing us. Broadband
monopolies better be regulated soon, otherwise we're going to sink lower
and lower.
In many places you can get 1Mbps for 1 euro. Here it's insanely higher,
and not available many places, especially nowhere like here.
BUMME
Gotta have that social networking thing, you know, not to mention the
games. Dunno if Apple planned it that way, but if such a scenario
transpires, what a way to inculcate flocks of youngsters into the
Apple World... iPhones, iPods, iPads, and who knows what will be
next. Maybe, slim chance, but
"And in markets where Verizon's Fios service has been around the longest, insiders
report penetration rates have exceeded 50 percent for Fios high-speed Internet and are
approaching 50 percent for Fios TV."
And do a little math (scary, I know). . .let's see, ($750+$600)*2(half the
potentials t
I am flummoxed. First they promote the over the air digital TV signal and make
you go out and get "converters" so you don't hafta buy a new TV ...then you
find out you only get 2 channels where you live (I have a 30' tower with
uhf/vhf antenna 1h road south of Philadelphia ...no mountains here)
"Eric S. Sande" escribió:
On the downlink. On the uplink the speed is typically 1/10 of that as the
providers have found yet another excuse for charging their customers extra if
they want symmetric service.
Not really. Most of the traffic is server to client, not vice-versa. It's
a well
phartz...@gmail.com escribió:
It was a long and arduous search that I had to undertake in order to
find a digital TV that had a highly sensitive tuner. I rely upon
over-the-air TV, and there is virtually no information whatsoever from
any TV maker regarding tuner specifications. I really do
Rev. Stewart Marshall escribió:
Multiplier is 1.52
I'd be thrilled to pay £9.00 for month for 20Mbps broadband, even if I'd
have to pay it in US dollars. Today's rate: 9.00 GBP = 13.7698 USD. I'll pay
twice that at $27.54!
YES! We need Orange US!
That's great. The dollar has gon
Nice article, but I don't entirely buy it. First, just because the
iPad has plenty of processing power and battery capacity and
Apple may add more multitasking in a future OS release, this
doesn't make a straw man out of Apple's argument that third
party multitasking is a hamper to stability a
I'm considering subscribing to a paid podcast, but the site only posts
two weeks of podcasts at a time. I often travel for a month or more.
Will I be able to download the podcast while overseas? Doesn't Apple
restrict iTunes connections to US IP addresses--or did they change that?
***
A federal appeals court has ruled that the Federal
Communications Commission lacks the authority to require
broadband providers to give equal treatment to all Internet
traffic flowing over their networks.
I heard the tail end of this story on Market Place this afte
Mother Geek escribió:
Do any of you know these sites:
PithHelmet
Privoxy
as possibilities for blocking some popups and allowing others in Safari? I know
there is the pulldown that one can toggle between off and on, but it does not
always work. I am wondering if there is something else any of
I thought the court's ruling stated that Congress authorized the FCC to regulate only Telecommunications. If Congress wishes for the FCC to regulate Broadband, then it should do so. Hence Comcast, not a Telecommunications company, but a Broadband company does not fall under the juristicion of the F
When I launch Internet Explorer on my Windows XP computer, opening my
website, www.intensivecarecom.com, locks up the computer. Task Manager CPU
Usage
goes to 100%. I had already followed Microsoft's page, "Display Web sites in
Compatibility View" (http://support.microsoft.com/gp/pc_ie_methodb2
Any recommendations for a new cell? Requirements are: att service and
free. From the customer reviews on their website they all sound like crap.
But I guess poor sound quality is endemic to the industry. With thanks ...
Get one with a low SAR rating.
Which would mean not getting a "smart
Any MIDI knowledgeable users in the group? Just got a keyboard and would like
to connect to my laptop. Looking for a good MIDI to USB cable. See some very
cheap (like $6); any good? Also any concern about the cable vis-a-vis drivers
for Win 7 64-bit?
Don't want to go further with MIDI help in
Perhaps Mr. Parish is going to bop you in the nose for such a response.
The report is rich with useful information, but you have to read it. What a hardship!
Useless!
I looked through the report, DTV Converter Box Test Program--Results and
Lessons Learned. Aside from bad puctuation, ye
Lastly, "all digital images" share the "post processing" characteristic of film
images in darkroom. Snapshot or not. Finishing the image is something
photographers have done since the 1820's. But dibble-dabble with archaic file
formats in post-production is time lost. If you must have capaci
This is a problem, but for those who want the very best image it is a
problem that is worth tolerating. The reason to capture the image in
RAW format is that it is the only version of the data that is exactly
what the camera captured. A TIFF or JPEG file is obtained by
processing what the camera c
t.piwowar escribió:
On Apr 14, 2010, at 12:52 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
Useless!
My thoughts exactly. Only the object of our frustration differs.
Do you have a source for data comparison of device tuners for current
TVs, converters, DVD recorders, comparing them for consumers to decide
On Thu, 15 Apr 2010 18:45:21 -0700 Ellen Rains Harris escribió:
I have two of the Grace Digitals, and I love them.
They do internet, Sirius and Pandora.
At home I still use an FM transmitter connected to my iMac. It's a
stereo transmitter for cars that I plugged into a DC/AC adapter. It
By SAAD FAZIL of VentureBeat
Published: April 16, 2010
Pundits are declaring mobile the new PC. The number of mobile phones far
outstrips the number of desktops. Mobile phones are available to people
in the developing world who never had an opportunity to buy or even use
a PC. With phones beco
Scott Adams Blog: That Lost 4G Phone 04/26/2010
according to Wally...
http://dilbert.com/blog/entry/thatlost4gphone/
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my promo fios ran its' course. so, since i had a really lot of time to waste,
i tried to renew online. i cannot renew on line, as i am an existing
customer. all packages on line are promo packages and are for new customers.
for the "triple play"(tv,computer, telephone), the telephone person
Too true you could stream quite a few car-b-ques on that fast network.
Haven't ever heard of 30,000 cars getting torched in LA or Miami or The
Bronx...
Mike
You probably weren't around when DC, Philly, Newark, Detroit, LA were
burning during the riots of the 60s and 70s.
But if you were, an
I transferred data from all of my floppy disks to Zips, then CDs over a
dozen years ago, then to DVD, gave most of them away, but still have a
few to use with my ancient computers. Problem is that my Mac SE has a
broken floppy drive--only works on a network; makes a better museum piece.
I went
Facebook needs to make money. Is Instant Persalization a good way? EFF
doesn't like it.
"Friday morning Facebook changed its privacy settings layout, making it
a bit more challenging to opt out completely. As before, unchecking the
"Allow" box is not sufficient because you need to block each I
I doubt Steve would agree with you.
but Powell is arguably the more aggrieved party.
The entire iPhone prototype adventure--"Lost"--can't be too serious to
Apple. Otherwise they would have fired the guy who lost it. Just like
the TV show, there's lots of confusing twists, and both versio
The thing is, Apple has never liked this kind of noise. They like noise
they control. And at this point, if this guy gets fired it would make the
evening news.
Any noise is free publicity. Controlled noise is better.
Have you ever done marketing or advertising? There are many ways to keep
po
On May 4, 2010, at 2:16 AM, mike wrote:
A false argument, Apple supports all kinds of 'old technology', why does
Apple still put USB on their systems?
If you don't know that Apple is consistently the first to drop obsolete technologies you haven't been paying attention. You haven't even been re
When a major change in computing is before us and all you geezers can do is
whine about the good old days, I see nothing wrong with mocking you. In fact, it
is my duty to do so. You have missed the boat. The train left the station. This
parrot is no more.
The iPad isn't a major change in computi
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On Sun, Jan 23, 2011 at 11:39 AM, Tom Chambers wrote:
> List members ;
>A friend wants to dispose of two old MACs , but is
> worried about information which may still
> be on the hard drives . Is there a way to wipe or overwrite the drives
> before dumping the machines ?
Judy
Contact an electronics recycler. They get all kinds of computers and
peripherals. When they can, they fix them, otherwise they sell parts, or
or dismantle and recycle the parts into base components and elements. I
just found a video card for one of our older computers for about 25% of
th
Hi...I have a large external HDD connected to my desktop computer by a USB
cable. I would like to use some of the data on the HDD on my Laptop. Can it be
as simple as moving the USB cable from one machine to the other or am I missing
something major here?
If it works that easily, I can envisio
Seems like a minor thing but the corded ear pieces I keep buying for the
cell phone keep going bad. Sick of being frustrated, so can anyone
recommend a got one that might last a few months or at least a place to buy
one?
Also, speaking of frustration, any places to buy low-cost batteries for
cor
Any Windows drive can be read-write on a Mac, including the "invisible"
NTFS drives, using MacFuse and NTFS-3G utilities, available from
http://code.google.com/p/macfuse/ and
http://www.tuxera.com/community/ntfs-3g-download/.
Betty
I would win that bet quickly, Mike - as long as the drive f
"phartz...@gmail.com" wrote:
My best friend says that she just endured the worst short airplane
flight in her life. She was seated next to some jerk of a guy who
wanted to play motion sensor games on his iPad the whole way from
Charlotte to Dulles. He kept jamming and poking his elbow into
Got this from a friend early this morning. He checks his email online,
using Firefox. FWIW, SBC/ATT uses Yahoo for email.
Bored tech, playing with server messages or something else?
---
Here's a weird one.
I woke up at 3:15 am and
decided to check my mail.
Suddenly started getting
this series
This is an iPhone story, but could be the same issue for other devices
and systems. Be careful when installing new software on old
devices--important for those who plan to keep them for a long time.
Don't you hate it when your phone/computer/device works perfectly until
you install an "upgrade
Henry
Why don't you get a new email address? It's easy--lots of choices.
Then unsubscribe your hotmail.com address and rejoin the group at
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ComputerGuys-L.
Betty
My email contacts file has been captured by a hacker sometime in the
past. The problematic emails a
Henry - I saved these instructions from the old list, just for you!
--and everyone else who needs it.
The new list is at Yahoo. See details at the end of each message on the
old list.
Send your SIGNOFF COMPUTERGUYS-L message to lists...@listserv.aol.com.
Don't bother to tell Tom. He created
On 08/12/2011 09:47 AM, gerald wrote:
vista, firefox, tbird, big computer with lots of free space.
once every couple weeks i get a tbird upgrade. seems even more agressive than
MS improvements. i get to the computer in the morning, and it's there. a
couple weeks ago, i got a sidebar calend
> On Aug 25, 2011, at 12:00 AM, b_s-wilk wrote:
>
>> These examples are the best reasons to NEVER buy software at an app
>> store where it's automatically installed, overwriting the last version.
>> The worst bugs are always in the automatic installs, and they&
What's wrong with Apple? Steve Jobs should have retired a long time ago and
taken his sadistic narrow micromanagement style with him.
It is my thought that Apple wants to go with program installations
on-line as opposed to having the user employ a downloaded installer
because Apple has decided
That is disturbing to me - I am in a copper only DSL area of Verizon's service.
I was hoping to eventually get FIOS, as no cable vendor serves my area. Now I
guess I will have to hope that LTE comes to my DirectTV eventually or that a
cable company decides to serve this area. I am beginning to
Tmobile Dash? AKA HTC excaliber...anyone got one? Thoughts? I was thinking
of one, 50 bux for the phone, mainly used for IM and text msging. And of
course as a phone.
$50 I'll take two. Where? Are you sure that isn't a typo?
This is a ~$500 phone with good specs--GSM quadband, WiFi, qwer
Although AppleWorks and Pages can use vector tools like a bezier to
create drawings, the output is raster/bitmapped. Can Pages output
Postscript [AppleWorks doesn't]? I don't see any support documents with
this claim, however there are people who teach this in college courses.
Are they clueless
Original Message
Subject: Steve Jobs gives back $100
Date: Thu, 06 Sep 2007 16:07:03 -0400
http://www.apple.com/hotnews/openiphoneletter/
To all iPhone customers:
I have received hundreds of emails from iPhone customers who are upset about
Apple dropping the price of iPhone by
Lots of people want those new iPods and the cheaper phones. The servers
are overloaded. I waited until after midnight EDT and the store site
loaded quickly again.
It locked up my Mozilla, Firefox AND Safari browsers Wednesday
afternoon, but rather than force-quitting, I waited a while, and the
Apple has lowered prices quickly on new technology before, without any
refunds--it happens a lot with new technology from other companies too.
I bought a computer a decade ago a week before a newer, faster model was
released for the same price--bummer--no refunds or apologies, even
though the m
Good question. I have been wanting to take a look at the new Numbers
> component in iWork so...
>
> Scaling the graphic within the program proves nothing because the program
> could be doing whatever. So got to get the graphic out and see how it
> behaves.
>
> The easiest way to get the graphic ou
New Compaq notebook plays CDs and music files that are on the hard drive
with good sound--speakers are excellent. It would be great if Internet
streams and online audio files also had sound so we could listen to the
fine Altec-Lansing speakers. However there's no sound from online
streams, audi
I just bought a MacBook; took it out of the box last night. A Mac [not
MAC] has a setup program that runs when you first turn it on after
taking it out of the box--my MacBook was fully charged w/3-4 hrs of
power--just plug in the iMac. I set the location; it automatically set
the time. I have a
On 9/10/07, Charles Ballinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have a 30GB iPod and need to buy a case for it. It spends most of
> > its time clipped into a bag, slipped into a jacket pocket, or sitting
> > on a table. I charge it via USB (no dock) and also plug a Griffin
> > iTalk microphone int
Repost: Please help!! No sound from online streaming content. Now sound
files play, except you can't hear most of them.
---
New Compaq notebook plays CDs and music files that are on the hard drive
with good sound--speakers are excellent. It would be great if Internet
streams and online audio file
Free Ink? I like free.
Original Message
Subject: Walgreen's offers free ink refills
Date: Tue, 11 Sep 2007 12:43:04 -0400
Extremetech is reporting that Walgreens is offering one free ink jet refill
to promote their refilling service. This will happen on Wednesday, September
12
Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
Beginning to get jealous of people who live within close proximity to Walgreens or Walmart!
Walgreen's yes, it's a good store. Walmart no, it's owned by evil trolls
who lure you with phony low prices, then steal your money by not paying
taxes.
intere
Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
They are renamed Lexmark printers, but, as they always say if you
call tech support, other cartridges won't or often don't work, as has
been my experience twice now. Not sure what, exactly, they do to
them to prevent other ones from working, but sure some othe
Apparently the claim is that MS is doing this in the middle of the
night. I do not have auto updates turned on, yet when I look through
the log, the entry is there. Mine happened on 8/24 at 9:35 in the
evening. I was not even online that night (I do know that for sure).
I can see possibly snea
The main reason I keep my old SLR cameras -- Pentax and Canon -- is to
shoot and print breathtaking photos. I used to do posters and print them
in a friend's studio [he was a National Geographic photographer]. There
isn't an affordable digital camera that can come close to the quality of
the SL
You can own a bicycle. You can own a refrigerator. You can own a
computer. However you can only license the code that makes the computer
do things for you--you don't own someone else's intellectual property.
The problem isn't ownership, it's the contract--and piracy. Contracts
need to be simpl
> I may not own their IP, but I _can_ own a *binary copy*.
>
> On 9/15/07, b_s-wilk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> > You can own a bicycle. You can own a refrigerator. You can own a
>> > computer. However you can only license the code that makes the
computer
>
In contrast, Computerworld sez:
http://www.computerworld.com/action/article.do?command=viewArticleBasic&articleId=9033302&intsrc=hm_list
When you subtract all the people in the third world who are inclined to
get the cheapest computer and use pirated software, you're left with a
totally differ
> Except the article isn't talking about users. He's talking about
Apple as a
> company possibly missing an opportunity. So it's not that the author
of the
> article doesn't get it, you are missing the point of the article.
Macs have
> often been compared to ferrari or bmw..companies not afte
Microsoft is offering VirtualPC as a free download.
Rather than try to delete Vista from a new computer, how well does an
earlier version of Windows run inside VPC? No gaming, or anything that's
processor intensive, other than VPC and Vista.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downloads/virtualp
Any new iMac, Mini or MacBook, dual core, will be fine. My new MacBook
has so much more power than my old G4, but I used that "old" Mac to
create and edit dozens of movies, using several different programs--yes
you DO have good choices, including open source like Jahshaka, free
iMovie/iDVD--you
Meant to say to get iLife version before iLife '08, as new iMovie is
missing some features. iMovie HD v.6/7 is better, until the 2008 version
is revised.
Betty
iLife apps can create HD [warning, get , and are bundled free on
consumer Macs [above]. If she wants more features, she can pay for F
What's the point?
There's nothing you can block your kids from seeing that they can't see
somewhere else. Guaranteed that they have at least one friend, most
likely many, whose computer isn't blocked. Set your default search
engines to filter "offensive" sites.
The kids will see anything the
See my 12:29 post earlier in the day. The issue is homework. The sex is inevitable and will take care of itself. College entry is not inevitable. I'd like the option of blocking RuneScape and the like until the homework is done.
Why not block access completely until homework is done, and pu
> I appreciate the time and effort you put into helping me resolve the
> parenting aspect of my problem. The circular logic of your last two
> sentences escapes me however.
There's a difference between a lockdown and guidance. When you're around
to provide encouragement and rewards for doing hom
State of Delaware schools use Blue Coat, http://www.bluecoat.com/. Try
their free K9 home version, http://www.k9webprotection.com/. It uses a
web-based database. Unless your kids are fairly young, they'll get
around it soon. Best thing about it --> it's free. Platform: Windows.
FAQ claims that
I have one!
It's in my old *iPod*.
They still make those? Or would we buy from a museum?
Mike
On 9/21/07, Tom Piwowar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >...not to mention all the ancillary stuff iTunes installs. I recently
> >had to install it again to buy a tune I needed, but after a week
> Betty,
> Thanks for the link to OpenDNS. It looks very interesting.
> Jim
A few weeks ago I requested DNS services that work better than the ones
I'm using. Thank Fred Holmes and John de Carlo, since they suggested
OpenDNS to me on the list first, recently anyway.
I wouldn't use the
New flavor: Genuine Windows® Vista Home Premium
Shipped with new Compaq notebook. What's the difference? Maybe if we got
Vista Ultimate it would have taken less than a week to get online with
wireless.
Choose your flavor
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/editions/default.
Constance Warner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
It's not just health care.
As I see it, the underlying question is: do we, as citizens, want a
system in which the highest ethical value is making more money, down to
the last penny, no matter what else is lost in the process? Especially
when some
Nicholas Negroponte, head of the MIT Media Lab started the OLPC project
Wired Magazine had a couple of stories about this in 2005 when the
project was fairly new,
http://www.wired.com/techbiz/people/news/2005/11/69615, photo,
http://www.wired.com/culture/geekipedia/magazine/geekipedia/one_lapto
Outsourcing Works, So India Is Exporting Jobs
By ANAND GIRIDHARADAS
Published: September 25, 2007
MYSORE, India --- Thousands of Indians report to Infosys Technologies'
campus here to learn the finer points of programming. Lately, though,
packs of foreigners have been roaming the manicured lawn
>
> If you ever had a Cortland apple from upper NY state, you would know
which is the best. :-)
Northern Spy--not only perfect for my yummy apple pies--it has the best
name.
Gotta go back to canning my apples now...
Betty
**
Most of the "big 3" "security" companies' software is free after
rebates, if you have the patience to find the details, best price,
forms, contact rebate centers to insist your submission was correct,
wait for checks. Sometimes it's worth the effort. I got the CA Internet
Security Suite FAR [fr
This locks down iPhone more than iPod Touch? But gives new features, too.
Original Message
Subject:5 things to know about the new iPhone update
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 10:27:40 -0400
From: Kurt
Before you hit that 'Upgrade' button, here are a few items of community
Original Message
Subject:XP Gets Life Extension
Date: Fri, 28 Sep 2007 12:18:06 -0400
Customer demand has forced Microsoft to extend the shelf life of Windows
XP by five months. Microsoft was scheduled to stop selling the
six-year-old operating system on 30 January 200
You must be talking about Microsoft and technology, not Apple's
technology. Last week I had to convert a drawing from Aldus FreeHand 2
[1988] to Adobe PDF. I found the _floppy_disk_ that contained FH2, put
the software on my 10-year-old PowerMac, then transferred it to my newer
Mac on our netwo
Backup device will arrive in a few weeks -
http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/features/timemachine.html
Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
Well, sounds like Macs would be perfectly suited to build in a back
up device (or provide an external one) to make backing up as easy and
automatic as pos
Randy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> excribió:
> I'm thinking of something like this: when a person is curious or has
> aquestion about something they can go out in the world - to other
> persons, the internet, a book, database, etc. - and acquire new
> information, which would then answer their question o
Cell phone numbers are recycled, more often for PAYGO. So if the person
who gave up the number when they didn't bother to refill their card
doesn't tell friends, etc., that the number isn't theirs any more, you
will likely get their number with your new phone and their unwanted
phone calls. If
As one who uses several different languages in my work [and play], I've
memorized most of the keyboard combinations for special symbols,
accents, umlauts, etc. I still use the old Key Caps to find what I need
quickly, and I have a chart, too.
When you create a document in Acrobat, there are a
Original Message
Subject:XP Lives Until 2010
Date: Thu, 04 Oct 2007 11:54:02 -0400
http://www.techarp.com/showarticle.aspx?artno=455
*Microsoft extends Windows XP to 2010
*
Microsoft had earlier announced the end of availability of Windows XP in
retail and OEM channe
I use Adobe InDesign. InDesign gives lots of choices for export,
including prepress, crop marks, compressing images, embedding fonts
[default], compatibility with earlier versions of Acrobat Reader. Only
Postscript fonts can be embedded [? maybe]. A PDF/X file embeds lots of
extra information f
> I have an ancient 7500 Mac, and would like to have a
> last look at its harddrive before oblivion. Also have
> a G3 tower running 9.2, how do I do this? I haven't
> connecting wire to do this any normal way.
>
>
> Chad Wyatt
Chad
Connect the two Macs via Ethernet cable. Follow instructions to
These were a snug pocket for watches on the right side of pants
just underneath the belt -- all men's pants had them until about
1955. My father reluctantly had to switch to a wristwatch when the
watch pocket was removed from pants.
Is THAT what that little pocket is for??? I always wondered!
I'm constantly amazed and pleased at the kindness and generosity of
strangers here, and around the world. Jeff, you miss so much by assuming
the worst when most likely the outcome will be neutral or positive.
Randy, there's a fine line between being a fanboy and being a stalker.
You seem to h
>And while we are at it, why not this: Every legal citizen would ( at birth
>or whenever this would be implemented for everyone else) be automatically
>registered with one domain based on their legal name, with some unique
>identifier to distinguish identical names.
This would be creepy.
Th
Why don't you contact her publisher? Publishers usually handle much of
the PR for their authors and handle requests like yours. They also set
up web pages to publicize and sell their books. Writers who are also in
practice and teaching don't usually do, or even have, their own web sites.
Take
I have more than enough email accounts around the world. Yahoo, for
instance, has many SMTP servers in other countries. I can use any one of
them. When the Yahoo.es SMTP server [located in the UK] crashed last
year, I used one of their other ones, like smtp.mail.yahoo.au, or use my
GMail or Lycos
Techtool Protoge is on a FireWire, not USB drive.
http://micromat.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=34&Itemid=49
Haven't seen a tiny FW drive like that before. Can I get one without the
TT software?
>Can I boot a PM G4 from a USB2 flash or micro drive? How about an Intel
>Mac? Or
Matthew,
I bought a terrific portable shortwave radio from Kaito last spring.
They have a portable AM/FM stereo/SSB-SW/weather/MP3 player-recorder. If
it's as good as the KA1102 SW radio I bought, it should be fantastic.
It's probably better. SPECS - Kaito radio-MP3 player,
http://www.kaitous
SDK = Software Development Kit
Good news, but what about the bricked iPhones for those who didn't read
the fine print? Users WERE warned.
IMHO, it's taking a long time to release an SDK for the iPhone because
the iPhone is more than just a phone, and more than just a PDA, it's a
computer plu
How do you plan on moving your MP3s to your clock radio?
We have a couple of flash-based RCA MP3 players that mount on the
desktop of our Macs where we drag and drop MP3 files. It plays without
any extra software. A free Rosewill MP3 player using SD card memory
loads the same way. Unless ther
http://www.ifixit.com/iPod-Parts/iPod-1-2G-Replacement-Battery/IF190-001
$24.95
http://www.ifixit.com/iPod-Parts/iPod-4G-Replacement-Battery/IF193-016
$14.95
Find step by step instructions for installation, too.
I was thinking of the Apple Battery replacement program as a road to
an inexpensi
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