Pocket Informant is on sale for $4.99. It is normally $12.99. I have
downloaded but not tried it yet. It does come highly recommend by this
group.

http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/pocket-informant-calendar/id302503702?mt=8

Brent

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If you mean speech to text, Dragon.. Works great.

On Jan 27, 2011, at 2:45 PM, Robert (Bob) P Andris wrote:

> Has anyone seen or heard of an iPhone equivalent of the Android App "Google Translate"? The is a brief article and demo of it, titled "Google Translate Android App Translates Real-Time Speech" at this URL: http://www.wired.com/epicenter/2011/01/google-translate-real-time/ . It looks like the beginnings of a great App for any platform.
>
> Bob
>
> Sent from my iPhone 4
>
>

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http://goo.gl/pDrt8

Sent to you by Brent via Google Reader: Is AT&T allowing iPhone 4 users
return to unlimited data? via Gadgetell by Natesh Sood on 1/27/11

Section: Business News, Apple, Communications, Cellphones, Cellular
Providers, Smartphones

AT&T may have simultaneous voice and data capabilities, but Verizon
Wireless has unlimited data for smartphone owners. The amount of users
who use simultaneous voice and data is sizable, but the amount of users
who use/would like unlimited data is even more significant. One of
Verizon's biggest weapons in trying to win over iPhone 4 customers from
AT&T is the fact that they still allow unlimited data plans for $30,
even though they do plan to move to tiered data eventually. Since last
June, AT&T has done away with unlimited data for $30 a month, and
instead implemented a $25 monthly fee for 2GB of data with a $10 fee
for every 1GB overage.

According to a report coming from the Associated Press, one customer
has been successful in switching from a limited data plan (2GB for $25
a month) to the $30 a month unlimited data plan, which was previously
restricted to those who were grandfathered. Now, Jose Argumedo, the
AT&T customer who succeeded, originally had an unlimited data plan but
opted to switch to a limited one. However, being a power user, Argumedo
would much rather use unlimited data, and after threatening AT&T to
switch to Verizon Wireless, they reinstated his unlimited data plan.
However, a similar customer tried to do the same thing but was denied
on grounds of never originally having unlimited data.

It seems as if there is a discrepancy in AT&T's contract that most of
us aren't even aware exists. If AT&T is allowing customers who switched
from unlimited data to the 2GB cap to switch back, they may be able to
salvage some fed up AT&T customers. Naturally, AT&T denied to comment
on this matter and merely stated "We handle customers and their
situations individually, and we're not going to discuss specifics."

Via [WSJ]



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Has anyone been successful printing, i.e. emails, from your iPhone 4 to a Kodak ESP 5250 Wireless All-in-One Printer? All it tells me is "No
Printers Found".

Thanks,
---
Mark

Bill,
Thanks for the rapid reply. I think you are exactly right. I did a couple of quick tests with that hypothesis in mind, and it makes sense. Now I have to take the time to look at the four different computers and work out where the accounts are exactly and how to work out the sync situation so things go to the right places.
Thanks very much,
Dick

Richard E Johnson, ScM, MD, DABA
RECMSOJ@me.com
RECMSOJ@OnlineOK.com
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Sent from iPad

On Jan 27, 2011, at 5:55 PM, Bill Boulware <bill.boulware@gmail.com> wrote:

> Dick, with 4.x (4.0 on iPhone and 4.2 on iPad) Note Sync was done by
> account. In other words in Settings > Mail, Contacts, Calendar each account
> allows you to turn Notes On or Off. In the Notes App itself in the top
> right hand corner there is an "<Accounts" button and you might find that you
> have two or more options. For example, I have "All Notes", "BB-GMail",
> "BB-MMe", "From My Mac", and "Ofc-GApps" - meaning I can view "All Notes"
> (similar to "All Inbox", this Gmail, my MMe account, Notes on my Mac (from
> iTunes syncing I guess), and my Work/Office Google Apps account. I am
> guessing you will find yours saving your notes to one account on the iPad
> and a different account somewhere else...
>
> On Thu, Jan 27, 2011 at 18:41, Richard E Johnson, MD
> <RECMSOJ@onlineok.com>wrote:
>
>> I have an iPad (WiFi + 3G), a 3GS iPhone, both running iOS 4.2, this
>> Intel MacBook Pro I am writing on, and an Intel iMac desktop. All the
>> settings I am aware of on all 4 devices are set to automatically sync my
>> Notes app's (present on all 4) wirelessly via MobileMe. I have very current
>> notes on the iPad (which is where the majority of my Notes writing occurs),
>> but cannot get it to sync with the other devices. Am I mistaken, or did iPad
>> and iPhone (3GS and 4) become enabled to sync Notes over the air if they are
>> running iOS 4.2? What's even more unusual is that when I changed a Notes
>> font setting on MobileMe on my iMac, the font changed on the iPad, but it
>> still will not sync with the contents of the iPad Notes (i.e., won't even
>> sync with MobileMe). Any suggestions? I did hear somewhere that there was a
>> new procedure required to run Find My iPhone or Find My iPad after iOS 4
>> came out, but don't know if that has anything to do with Notes
>> synchronization.
>> Thanks,
>> Dick Johnson