Just click on the App Store icon and try a few searches. Many useful apps
are free.

Otto

On 22 December 2010 22:31, caracolillo12000 <amarsanx@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello.
>
> I am a new member in this group.
>
> As a user of iPhone 4 I would like to know what applications and themes I
> could install on my iPhone 4.
>
> I don´t know much about it and I know there are many here who understand
> it.
>
> Thank you very much for the replies.
>

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As of October 2010, the iTunes App Store contained over 300,000 applications, and 7 billion downloads. Thus, answering your question could become quickly unmanageable.

iPhone users often familiarize themselves with the App Store simply by browsing the categories, either in iTunes (look in the left-hand column) or in the iPhone itself. There is a pre-installed app for the App Store.

I think most folks find some free games to play on their iPhones while waiting for appointments, etc. And many users download free general use apps like Google, Yahoo, or Wikipedia. But beyond this, your individual interests will dictate the apps you want to download.

That said, here are my five favorite free apps:
Words With Friends
Wikipedia
Google Earth
AroundMe
RedLaser

--- In apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com, "caracolillo12000" <amarsanx@...> wrote:
>
> Hello.
>
> I am a new member in this group.
>
> As a user of iPhone 4 I would like to know what applications and themes I could install on my iPhone 4.
>
> I don´t know much about it and I know there are many here who understand it.
>
> Thank you very much for the replies.
>
> Alejandro
>

I have an old G4 Mac with a bunch of photos in iPhoto. I'd like to get them over onto my iMac, make some movies/slideshows, and put on my iPhone. Can someone suggest how to move the photos over to iMac? Copy the whole user>Pictures folder onto a DVD and copy onto iMac?

You could do that, or thumb drive, or

use an Ethernet cable or WiFi and network them, or

use USB or Firewire and use Target Mode.

Pick your poison.

On Dec 23, 2010, at 8:49 AM, Jeffrey Fort wrote:

> I have an old G4 Mac with a bunch of photos in iPhoto. I'd like to get them over onto my iMac, make some movies/slideshows, and put on my iPhone. Can someone suggest how to move the photos over to iMac? Copy the whole user>Pictures folder onto a DVD and copy onto iMac?

We bought an iPhone 4 last night, brought it home and authorized it, sync'ed and everything looked fine.  Email showed up and worked, calendars and contacts.  Seemed to work this am, as well.

Now, I don't see the email account even as an option.  The calendar is selected but no events show.  All the contacts show.

In the Settings, under the MobileMe account, I see the word 'Inactive'.  Not a good sign.  Selecting it shows none of the usual 'options'.  Only the email name and the choice to Delete it.

I've tried deleting and then recreating.  I'm getting the same results.

Frustrating.

Any suggestions?
David