I recently noticed that my iPhone 4 was not being backed up. After a little while, I realized I wasn't the only one with this problem. To see if your device is being backed up and to fix the problem:
1. Open iTunes with your device connected.
2. Right click on your device- If you see Back Up on the list of options, you're fine. If you don't, then continue following these steps.
3. Quit iTunes.
4. Open Terminal and paste this: defaults write com.apple.iTunes DeviceBackupsDisabled -bool false
5. Restart your computer
As of right now, I don't have a fix for PCs. If you do have this problem and you're on a PC, first try reinstalling iTunes. If that doesn't work, try emailing or calling Apple support.
The App Store has recently passed the 10 billion download milestone. To me that's a very great achievement. But a few people still might be wondering what are some good apps for my iPad. Well in this video, that's exactly what I will show. The applications in this post are applications I use on my iPad daily. Hopefully you will find a few good applications for your iPad. But, you could also get in on this by leaving recommendations in the comments for applications I should get. Hope you enjoyed my post.
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A couple months ago when the sixth-generation iPod nano was released, people were up in arms about all the features that it lacked. Compared to the fifth-generation Nano, the new Nano lost video playback support, video recording, internal speakers, contacts and calendar support, etc. For the life of me, I could never understand why people were so mad about it. Why were they expecting a music player to do anything more than play music? I just didn’t get it and I still don’t.
I think we’ve all been spoiled. The fact is, we shouldn’t expect our music players to do anything more than play music. That’s what they are: Music players. All the extra features like video playback and cameras, pedometers, contacts and calendar support and games? They are extra features that companies like Apple can choose not to implement in later versions if they choose to do so like they did with the iPod nano. Don’t like it? Tough. Buy something else, like the iPod touch or a Zune, if you want all those features, but don’t expect it on a music player.
I happen to like the iPod nano for what it does: Play my music/Podcast collection, view photos, listen to FM radio, act as a pedometer, and work as a fairly nice watch.
This is a speed test between the iPhone 4, the iPod Touch 4G, and the iPad. They are all running iOS 4.2.1. In the end, the iPad usually came first, then the iPod Touch 4G, and lastly the iPhone 4.
It's that time of season again. Where you want to give the best presents and celebrate Christmas with your family. Well, in this video I let you know what are some of the best gadgets to buy this holiday season.
A controller-less gaming system, Kinect, is something you want to buy to get people up and moving. Unlike the Wii or Playstation Move this uses no controller, just your body. One of the best selling gadgets of the year, Kinect. -- $149 or $400 w/ Xbox 360 bundle.
One of the most higly anticipated tablets of the year, Apple iPad, is the best tablet in the market. It's great for reading, light gaming and movies. With the released of the game Infinty Blade the iPad really is a must buy for the holidays. -- $499 for base 16GB Wifi model
Apple released earlier this year the iPod Touch 4th Generation. With many features of the iPhone 4 such as, retina display, Factime, front and back facing camera, and iOS 4. This is great for people that enjoy listening to music, light gaming, movies and don't want to spend the extra money for an iPad. -- $299 for base model.
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This gadget is whatever you want it to be. I'm going to be giving away anything electronic you want that is under $100. All you have to do is comment and subscribe.
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