[apple-iphone] Transferring photos from my PC to my 3G iPhone
How do I do this? I've tried using iTunes, syncing, choosing the file, etc, and nothing works..
Gee, I wish there were better instructions in the "manual"...
Saturday, July 31, 2010 4:34 PM By Livemail
How do I do this? I've tried using iTunes, syncing, choosing the file, etc, and nothing works..
Gee, I wish there were better instructions in the "manual"...
4:31 PM By Livemail
just ran across the following article about how the iphone and other camera phones are giving away your location in the pictures you take.
http://news.cnet.com/8301-1009_3-20010809-83.html?tag=mncol;mlt_related
quote:
NEW YORK--Be warned: If you take a snapshot with your iPhone or other camera-enabled gadget, it may divulge more information about you than your photographic abilities.
At the Next HOPE hacker conference here on Friday, a security researcher demonstrated how he scanned over 2.5 million photo links posted to Twitter and extracted exact latitude and longitude coordinates embedded in over 65,000 photos -- typically without the user's knowledge.
2:42 PM By Livemail
Does the iPhone have a caller block feature? Where YOU can block someone who calls you?
Some other phones have it and I was wondering if the iPhone does.
Karen in CA
Sent from my iPhone
12:08 PM By Livemail
Thanks for the info, John. I love the trackpad on my unibody pro, so when I
heard about this, I was really curious how it stacks up. Might have to pick
it up and use with the bluetooth keyboard to see how it fairs in everyday
use.
Jim H.
On Sat, Jul 31, 2010 at 2:50 PM, <jparkerg@yahoo.com> wrote:
> While not directly connected to iphone discussions, the Apple Magic
> Trackpad made its appearance at our house today and was an immediate hit.
> My wife is a graphic designer and she describes the new device as amazingly
> intuitive.
> While she is tech savvy, she is not a geek.
>
> Imagine the on-screen controls that we're used to on the iPhone (pinch,
> zoom, scroll, etc) -- then multiply them to total twelve discrete finger
> controls. It seems to replace the mouse almost entirely.
> It's pretty cool!
>
> John
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