Hello My Fellow iPhone Islanders,
Just in case you didn’t know, the iPHone will charge much, much faster using the A/C adapter than when using the USB-to-computer method. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
I have compiled, edited, and formatted the documentation on how to use the iPhone 3G S clock so that it may be more easily read by those using screen readers, screen magnifiers, and refreshable Braille devices. Read the rest of this entry »
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Hello Everyone,
I think one of the most fun aspects of the iPHone 3G S is the CoverFlow feature. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
I have compiled, edited, and formatted the documentation on how to setup email accounts on the iPhone 3G S so that it may be more easily read by those using screen readers, screen magnifiers, and refreshable Braille devices. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
If you’re searching for a very sheer, beautifully crafted black leather case for either your iPHone 3G or 3G S Smartphone that allows total access to the device when in use, I suggest the following item from AT&T Wireless: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello My Rapidly Rising Number of Rapscallions,
From the days of my first Windows Mobile Smart Phone, I have enjoyed using my own personally created sound files as ring tones, reminders, and notifications. I see no reason why I should not be allowed to do this on the iPhone 3G S for free.
Of course, in its infinite wisdom, Apple disagrees and as a result, wants me to pay for ring tones or some third-party application to make ring tones on my iPhone. To Apple I say, “No Way Baby!!!!!
To convert your own MP3, WMA, or anything else (Smile), do the following: Read the rest of this entry »
Hello Everyone,
I have compiled, edited, and formatted the How To Use Messages on the iPhone 3G S User Guide so that it may be more easily read by those using screen readers, screen magnifiers, and refreshable Braille devices. Read the rest of this entry »
Hello My Friends,Â
Despite the fact that I was the first customer to receive my iPhone from my local store, (because of my preorder status I went in ahead of the 4 people ahead of me) I did not have a chance to work with the iPhone 3G S until this evening. At the time of this post, I have been awake for 22 hours so I’m running on empty but, because my day, today, (Saturday) is full, I wanted to relay the following about my first 6 hours with the iPhone 3G S: Read the rest of this entry »
QUESTION:
When you say reset you do mean a hard reset, Yes?
ANSWER:
Actually, it is somewhat of a matter of semantics. When possible, it is generally recommended that one perform a Master Reset of the device from within the operating system. Depending upon your wireless carrier’s design specifications, the “Reset Device” item may be listed in the Settings menu or in a submenu thereof. Though not an absolute rule, it is generally accepted that a “hardware reset” with regard to mobile phones, anyway, is that which one performs when the phone cannot load the operating system. Usually, this procedure includes pressing a key or combination of keys while powering on the phone. The net result of a “hardware reset” and an operating system “Master Reset” are the same. Read the rest of this entry »
