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A friend of mine bought another PDA when her Zire 22 wouldn’t charge. I asked her why didn’t she tell me as the solution could be an easy one. Nonetheless, I told her to try a soft reset and then a hard reset. She said she was charging the new one and then was going […]
I love the On-the-Go playlist on my iPod but have added a song or two by accident I didn’t want in my list. Well now thanks to shadownight’s post at macosxhints, I can remove them on-the-spot instead of having to wait when I get back to my Mac and delete it via iTunes.
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It’s a well known fact that Verizon is not a friend of the Bluetooth camp. It likes to retard the Dail-up Networking (DUN) feature as well any file transferring (OBEX Exchange). Sometimes you find just simple syncing isn’t the easiest thing in the world, either.
Some find iSync and RAZRs compatibility less […]
Ever need to hard reset your iPod and you fumbled through that little manual that came with your DAP or better yet, you Googled for the solution? Google and fumble no more because Command-Tab has got you covered with an easy to use guide. Simply select your desired action — hard reset, diagnostic […]
Sometimes, you really need to know if the handheld that your app runs on has a vibrator or a alert LED. These routines can help you:
Mostly you can delete files using the launcher, but sometimes some databases are locked and you can’t delete them. In this case - many of you should know - you can try a warm reset. You have to press and hold the up key, and then push the reset button. But sometimes apps are still […]
I remember my first laptop. It was an AST 900n and I was mighty proud of that 486 Dx2 with its nice and large LCD screen. I got all sorts of oohs and aahs in my university classes. But one day my smile became a frown when a pixel burned out. […]
RAM is precious - this is clear for most of us. Anyway, people who use a Tungsten E2 and don’t need the Blazer Browser (I almost prefer WebPro 3.5 so far) can regain two megabytes by removing those programs (by the way, a hard reset brings them back).