Posts Tagged ‘iphone’
Simplenote is probably a wonderful app (at least others think so) but I'm currently not amused, as the following screen shot demonstrates:
New notes are duplicated in the cloud somewhere. I suggest it is the Simplenote Web service, because duplication also happens when I use Notational Velocity (yeah, latest version) with synchronization to the Simplenote service [...]
In spite of several reboots, I couldn't get wireless LAN connected on the iPhone — something that had worked flawlessly until now. No amount of resetting the network settings helped either until the iPhone wouldn't even reboot. The only solution was to put the iPhone into DFU mode with which I could perform the Device [...]
At least one of the members of this household sometimes asks "what are the words (s)he singing?". It's easy enough to find lyrics for most popular songs but where to put them?
I was browsing around (pun intended) iTunes last night and I found the Lyrics tab in the track information (right-click, get Info or CMD-I).
I [...]
The BTstack Keyboard application allows you to use a Bluetooth keyboard with a jailbroken iPhone and iPod Touch.
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Mac OS X' iCal has a Birthdays calendar which pulls birthdays you set in Address Book and displays them, and this works very nicely, but it doesn't satisfy my needs. First, because I manage birthdays differently, and second, because I sometimes have more than one birthday reminder for a single address book entry. (E.g. one [...]
My iPhone woke up this morning without Wifi, similarly to what happened to Volker recently.
I didn't want a paperweight, so I tried resetting network settings again and again, until the MAC address then finally showed up. Whew.
Martin's GhettoPush, which I talked about recently is being heavily used here. So much, that I've implemented some changes, that Martin has kindly merged back into his master repository.
The two additions I submitted to the code are both very similar — almost identical. They enable us to exclude certain e-mail messages from being Prowl'ed. You [...]
Prowl is a Growl-like client for the iPhone which accepts notifications from your computer (Mac, Windows) using push. UNIX and Linux systems are also supported via a third-party API that you can use to build your own applications. Installing Prowl is easy enough, and doing so in conjunction with Growl is well explained.
In order to [...]