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iPhone 101: Save Images from Safari and Email to phoneThe Apple Blog - Aug 27, 2008 I emailed my brother a picture of us when we were little to use as the picture that pops up when I call him, but when he received it he wasn’t sure how to save it to his iPhone (which you need to do to assign to a … |
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Mac 101: Enable Right Click on MacsThe Apple Blog - Aug 21, 2008 To right click on any Mac without changing any configuration: Click “crtl+Mouse button” A right click menu should pop up To enable right click on an Apple desktop with an Apple mouse connected: Go to “System … Also tagged: mouse, walkthroughs, right click, mac 101 |
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Getting A Handle On Your iPhone Data (A Mini-Tales From The Command Line Story)The Apple Blog - Aug 20, 2008 The past two weeks have been fairly hectic, with little time to deal with anything but security updates to software (hence, no software update news). This week, however, my iPhone needed some serious care and feeding … Also tagged: software, sms, backup, commentary, unix, iphone, command line, ecamm, sqlite, software reviews, phoneview |
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Disable Apple Remote ControlThe Apple Blog - Aug 18, 2008 I have two computers in the same room, about five feet from one another. One is an iMac acting as a media center for playing music, videos, etc. and the other is a MacBook Pro that I use to work on. After I got the … Also tagged: software, productivity, walkthroughs, remove, disabled |
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Free Custom iPhone Ringtones using only iTunesThe Apple Blog - Aug 7, 2008 Create free ringtones for your iPhone using only iTunes and songs you already have on your computer (This method only works with songs that are DRM free. To create ringtones using DRM protected songs please use this … Also tagged: itunes, iphone, walkthroughs, ringtones |
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Tales From The Command Line: What’s Going On? (lsof)The Apple Blog - Aug 1, 2008 As mentioned in the previous installment, there is a very useful command buried deep within the confines of your OS X terminal. This command - lsof (LiSt Open Files) - is like the Swiss Army knife of utilities, proving … Also tagged: security, tcp ip, network, commentary, command line, open files |
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Adeona: Open Source Asset Tracking & RetrievalThe Apple Blog - Aug 1, 2008 Chances are fairly decent that there are a good number of TAB readers who have been impacted by the loss of either their laptop or cell phone (or iPhone) due to theft. Estimates are that 12,000 laptops are lost or … Also tagged: software, commentary, lojack, asset tracking, adeona, lost asset |
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Adeona: Open Source Asset Tracking & RetrievalThe Apple Blog - Jul 31, 2008 Chances are fairly decent that there are a good number of TAB readers who have been impacted by the loss of either their laptop or cell phone (or iPhone) due to theft. Estimates are that 12,000 laptops are lost or … Also tagged: software, commentary, lojack, asset tracking, adeona, lost asset |
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2 Ways to Take Screenshots From Your iPhoneThe Apple Blog - Jul 28, 2008 Ever wanted to know how to get great screenshots from your iPhone? It’s really easy. With the iPhone 2.0 software, you can simply hold down the Home button and press the top (on/off) button. The screen will flash and … Also tagged: development, iphone, screen capture, screenshot, ipod touch |
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2 Ways to Take Screenshots From Your iPhoneThe Apple Blog - Jul 27, 2008 Ever wanted to know how to get great screenshots from your iPhone? It’s really easy. With the iPhone 2.0 software, you can simply hold down the Home button and press the top (on/off) button. The screen will flash and … Also tagged: development, iphone, screen capture, screenshot, ipod touch |