I thought I could use this old iphone as a squeezebox controller to make
it into a nice remote but I can't find any any apps that run on this
version of the iphone. Not logitech's Squeezebox or Orange Squeeze.
Am I missing something?
Thanks!
Judy
Does it have safari? You could just try one of the mobile skins, if they
are included with your version of LMS. I don't have the latest, but I
used to use the Skin for Nokia770, or alternatively the Touch Screen.
IIRC -- http://IP of LMS:9000/N770, or something like that
pyewackett wrote:
I thought I could use this old iphone as a squeezebox controller to make
it into a nice remote but I can't find any any apps that run on this
version of the iphone. Not logitech's Squeezebox or Orange Squeeze.
Am I missing something?
Thanks!
Judy
Judy,
the
pippin wrote:
Judy,
the problem is that Apple made it almost impossible for App developers
to still supply Apps for old (1st and 2nd generation) devices.
They removed all support for them for the current generation of their
development tools. And you need to use these tools if you want to
Yes, that works.
You need to delete the new version in iTunes, drag the old one into
iTunes and then sync the device.
I'm looking into a solution to provide existing customers with legacy
versions but will have to investigate some more things with Apple.
pippin wrote:
Yes, that works.
You need to delete the new version in iTunes, drag the old one into
iTunes and then sync the device.
I'm looking into a solution to provide existing customers with legacy
versions but will have to investigate some more things with Apple.
I knew those
That's what I figured. And now I am even more disgusted by there being
no real backup for Android phones. I came from Windows Mobile and I had
REAL backups from which I could restore the entire phone or individual
pieces. At least with Android phones you can install otherwise than
through the
The Android Play store allows to provide more than one version of an
App, on the other hand.
But you are right, it's good to be able to have real backups of App (for
iOS, you can drag the App from iTunes to any other place, for example,
to do that).
Regarding data: I think it's really the job of
