I got a new iPhone 3G, and I’ve got a dilemma. I’d like to sync my calendar and contacts with my PC at work, but I don’t keep my music on my work computer – my music is on my Mac at home. Can I sync the iPhone to two computers? I get a message about only syncing to one library and erasing everything on my phone. I don’t want that.

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If your iPhone crashes more often than you would like, conventional wisdom typically attributes this to the proliferation of third-party apps on your phone, the ones you added via the App Store. However, this is likely a misconception, or at least an exaggeration.

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The iPhone 3G brought changes in shape, function, features, etc., but to the dismay of many cell phone photographers, the device retains the same 2.0 megapixel camera as the first iPhone. apple enhanced the camera via software improvements by coupling the camera to the GPS features of the iPhone 3G to enable photo geotagging, but this did little to calm the complaints about the camera’s resolution, lack of flash and other features available on a few other phones.

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The most common iPhone crash is one where the application you are working in suddenly ceases operation, the screen momentarily turns black, then the iPhone home screen appears. In a slightly more serious manifestation, the crash will result in a complete freeze where the iPhone is unresponsive. Your initial reaction could be…

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Several users have reported an issue in which accessing Gmail accounts causes the iPhones Mail application to crash consistently. Likewise, any other applications that access Gmail, including Contacts, crashes when Gmail data are present. Apple Discussions poster rowanpettett writes:

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Several users have reported an issue in which connectivity to Microsoft Exchange servers fails after the update to iPhone OS 2.1.

Per Apple Discussions poster Jim Little:

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It’s always a kick in the nuts waiting for a page to load in mobile Safari when you know like half of it is for an ad. Luckily, there’s a way to block most of them using this method from James Is Bored. It requires a jailbroken iPhone and bit of voodoo, but it’s not overly complicated.

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Web-apps promised to make native mobile applications a dying breed. But, with web-apps requiring a constant wireless connection and the need to run within a mobile web browser, native applications are still running strong. But, with the iPhone 2.1 OS, Apple has taken the first step to making web-applications just as powerful and convenient as natively installed mobile applications.

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Many users have reported an issue in which the iPhone’s mail application fails to retrieve messags in the background, no matter what checking interval is set and regardless of whether or not push is enabled. An Apple Discussions thread harbors more than 275 posts on the issue.

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The days when a household had one central stereo in the living are long gone. Today you’ll find receivers and speakers scattered throughout—and sometimes, outside—the house. Yet, as many of us move from room to room, we switch one music system off and another on. Wouldn’t it be simpler to feed each system the same music and channel it to different rooms as you move around the house?

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Apple’s iPhone Configuration Utility 1.0.1, released late last week, isn’t designed as an end-user troubleshooting tool. Instead it’s meant to “create, maintain, and sign configuration profiles, and track and install provisioning profiles and authorized applications” allowing enterprise users to create configuration profiles for device deployment.

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Some iPhone users were disappointed to find out that Apple’s latest firmware update, iPhone Firmware 2.1 released on Friday, was only to fix bugs and performance improvements.

They were hoping to see features like Copy and Paste, MMS etc that are still missing from iPhone’s rich feature list.

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If you’re a longtime Hotmail user, like me, you’ll want to access your account using your iPhone. There are several ways to do this, including adding Hotmail.com to the Home Screen and log in through the browser.

If you’d like for it to be integrated with Mail, then one easy way is to use Windows Live Hotmail Plus to have access to POP3.

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Several users have reported an issue in which connection of an iPhone or iPod touch to a Windows Vista system running iTunes 8 results in a blue screen of death (BSOD).

Two potential fixes for this issue have emerged.

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The other night I was playing with my iPhone 3G and decided to see if there were any new applications worth downloading from the App Store.

I launched the App Store and was immediately notified that there were 18 updates waiting for my installed applications.

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Some people have asked me why the address book will not show addresses on the Google Maps application on the iPhone.

The only answer I’ve got for you: it has to be written in Japanese and in the correct japanese way of putting addresses.

How to resolve this ?

read it here iphonejapan.wordpress.com

Today, I’ll show you how to quickly create a mockup of an iPhone in Illustrator.

Surprisingly, this process is very easy in Illustrator. Once you’re done, you’ll have a scalable, layerable, and fully editable graphic to place in any of your designs.

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This allows you to display a chart on your iphone based on responses to a form you create on Google Docs & Spreadsheets that can be either be emailed or embedded into a blog.

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Though such a procedure is sure to void your warranty, you can (fairly) easily remove the iPhone 3G’s screen, gaining access to internal components and allowing possible resolution of certain longstanding manufacturing issues as well as repair of hardware damage.

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Cissie is a 17-year-old Dutch girl who managed to blag a meet and greet with Metallica, just before the band’s performance at Pukkelpop festival in Belgium. A surprisingly courteous James Hetfield took a shine to the girl, and opened up about songwriting and his secret weapon for memorising would-be lyrics: the iPhone.

read it here www.musicradar.com

All of us folks who are lucky enough to already have an iPhone know how much fun they can be just to play around with. Playing with my iPhone a lot myself, I have discovered some cool tips and tricks that you may find useful.

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After praising the iPhone as wholesome as warm bread, Colbert takes to task the iPhone for its “kill switch” (”It actually kills you!”).  In the meantime, Gizmodo reports that there’s a “BossPrefs” app to disable it, joining the more labor intensive method of tricking the iPhone into thinking that the Apple update server is found on the phone itself. 

read it here futureoftheinternet.org

If Steve Jobs says the iPhone comes with Visual Voicemail, the iPhone really comes with Visual Voicemail. We simple users of the device don’t get to disable it. That is unfortunate for those of us who travel internationally, because voicemail is really expensive when roaming abroad. The problem is that phone networks are also really dumb. All calls have to go through your home country, where they’re forwarded to the roaming network, incurring international charges.

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Have you noticed the recent changes on midomi? We now have Concert Alerts.  Keep up to date with your favorite artists and their tour stops.

You can even buy tixs by clicking on the location of the event. This will take you to our partner StubHub!, where they will guarantee your tixs to the event in time!


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Like others, I have been annoyed by the lack of Tasks synchronization on the iPhone. This hint is a very basic workaround, but one that can give you with a rudimentary Tasks list, of sorts, which can be edited on either an iPhone or computer and can be synced. This works with the iPhone and Safari on Mac OS X; I haven’t tested it on Windows.

read it here www.macosxhints.com