There comes a time, when you finally decide that you’ve had enough of iOS and decide to move to the Android ecosystem. Moving from an iPhone to any Android phone is difficult, and most users look at high end devices. One such high-end device is the Samsung Galaxy S III, which was launched recently. To [...]
Posted on February 18, 2012 by Jaden Ellett
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One thing that has always bugged me about my iPhone is that you cannot sync it will multiple iTunes libraries. While there are obviously solutions available to get past this default restriction I have never really put the time fourth to actually look into them. That is why when I saw the MultiTunes Cydia tweak [...]
It gets really annoying when you want to add songs to your Android device and you find that your music is stored in random places on your computer. Wouldn’t it be simpler if you could just transfer your iTunes library to your Android device? Most users, these days, use iTunes to play music, create play [...]
Apple has brought support for Windows users in its “Wifi Sync” feature to iOS 5 Beta 4. For some time now Apple has been under scrutiny for “stealing” the idea from a rejected app submission, but have now added support for Wifi Sync on both Mac and Windows. The feature allows for wireless syncing whenever [...]
Ok, so we’re only in Beta 2 and we’re still uncovering many of the 200+ new features with many jailbroken features making it’s way into the native iOS, but in my opinion – there is still ALOT of room left leaving jailbreaking necessary. So what’s missing? We’ve already got WiFi-Sync, deletable music from within the [...]
For those of you that use GMail as their syncing service of choice (which is most of us), Google has added some functionality to their sync service that will make that experience just that bit better. Having GMail set up as an Exchange service on iOS allows the users contacts, calendar, and mail to be [...]
It appears the release of iOS 5 has caused some issues with Exchange accounts and ActiveSync due to insufficient secruity requirements on iOS 5. The error occurs when trying to add an account as an Exchange on the Mail.app (not Gmail) – the error looks like this: This release has a known compatibility issue with [...]
One of the most annoying things about iOS was the restriction that to delete any music file, you had to do it through iTunes and sync the changes down. The music in the iPod.app is a database, with only one way communication; make a change on the device, iTunes will just sync it straight back, [...]
Only a day after releasing iTunes 10.3 that supports new cloud-based syncing between devices for purchased items from the iTunes store, Apple today quickly released a small update. With no official changelog, it can only be assumed the update was to address the issue a number of iPhone users were experiencing with an “unknown error [...]
Although most people have to wait a month or more to get their paws on the new Mac operating system, and twice that long for iOS 5, there is one cool new feature Apple unveiled this week that users can take advantage of right away. The iDevice community all let out a synchronous sigh of [...]