Posted by Apple - Support - Most Recent - iPhone under All, Support on Friday Apr 30, 2010
When syncing your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch using iTunes 9 or later, one of the following may occur:
You see an error saying that AppleMobileDeviceSync has stopped responding
The sync completes, but nothing changes on your computer or iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch
Older files on your computer related to OpenSSL, but often included with other software, may cause a conflict when they are in some system locations.
Posted by sheep under All, Hacks on Friday Apr 30, 2010
This week’s apps are both games, including a game that lets you compete in the FIFA World Cup tournament and the sequel to a zombie-killing survival game.
Originally posted at The Download Blog
Well ain’t that a kick in the pants. Reports are coming in from newly-minted iPad 3G videophiles that iTunes store previews and Netflix streams are getting downsampled over AT&T’s network. The folks at iLounge have been tinkering enough to confirm the iTunes issue (we’re still waiting for FedEx to drop off our 3G tablets so we can corroborate ourselves) and, lo and behold, ABC player flat out refuses to work over AT&T’s 3G network, instead displaying an oddly familiar message: “Please connect to a Wi-Fi network to use this application. Cellular networks are not supported at this time.” We’re sure at least someone at Sling HQ is having an awkward chuckle.
iPad 3G denies ABC player, downsamples iTunes store video previews over AT&T originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:07:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Posted by sheep under All, Hacks on Friday Apr 30, 2010
It was quick but not very surprising, MuscleNerd of the iPhone Dev Team has just confirmed that the iPad Wi-Fi+3G, which went on sale today has been successfully jailbroken. He has also published photos and videos of the jailbroken iPad 3G. The iPad 3G was jailbroken using the Spirit jailbreak…
Posted by Apple - Support - Most Recent - iPhone under All, Support on Friday Apr 30, 2010
When drivers required by a PC’s USB interface are not installed correctly or are out of date, an iPhone, iPad, or iPod connected to this computer may not be recognized properly.
One or more of the following may occur:
Device does not appear in iTunes
Device cannot be restored in iTunes
An exclamation point appears next to the device’s entry in Device Manager
iPod screen does not display "Do Not Disconnect" screen when connected to the computer (does not apply to iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch)
iPod is not recognized as a disk in My Computer (does not apply to iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch)
Products affected
iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, and iPod (all models)
Microsoft Windows XP
Microsoft Windows Vista
Microsoft Windows 7
Posted by sheep under All, Apps on Friday Apr 30, 2010
I just arrived at the Apple Store in Rancho Cucamonga, CA to check out all the iPad festivities. There are roughly 30 people in line right now, but it’s steadily growing. A decent turnout, but nothing like any of the iPhone releases I’ve been to here.
The Apple sales people have come out a couple times offering waters and umbrellas to everyone in line. One also informed everyone that they are only accepting credit or debit cards for payment.
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Posted by sheep under All, Hacks on Friday Apr 30, 2010
iPhone Dev Team has published a post providing more details about the ‘Spirit’ jailbreak that Comex is planning to release shortly that can jailbreak iPhone OS 3.1.3 for all iPhone and iPod Touches and iPhone OS 3.2 for iPad. The ‘Spirit’ jailbreak is the first userland jailbreak since iPhone firmware…
The Engadget Podcasters ‘double down’ on the juicy goss from this week. And when we say “juicy goss from this week” it means more than in other weeks – like if the juice were from a succulent, perfectly ripened, just about to fall from the vine grapefruit of a gossip week as opposed to a shriveled, 2-month old lime you forgot to use that’s been sitting out in the sun of a gossip week.
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00:02:37 – HP buys Palm
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00:03:15 – HP: opportunities for webOS ‘smartphones, slates, and potentially netbooks’
00:08:55 – HP buys Palm: the liveblog
00:21:00 – HP and Palm: what happens next
00:30:40 – Palm Developer Day reveals interesting bits on the webOS 2010 roadmap
00:40:00 – Microsoft confirms, kills Courier in one fell swoop
00:49:09 – Microsoft says Android infringes on its patents, licenses HTC (update: talking to other Android manufacturers as well)
00:56:25 – Steve Jobs publishes some ‘thoughts on Flash’… many, many thoughts on Flash
00:58:21 – Adobe’s CEO: Jobs’ Flash letter is a ‘smokescreen’ for ‘cumbersome’ restrictions
01:17:03 – RIM shows off BlackBerry 6 on video
01:19:40 – BlackBerry Bold 9650 hands-on: yeah, it’s a Tour with an optical pad
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01:22:28 – Engadget app update: iPhone app passes the 1m download mark, Android and webOS get an update!
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Engadget Podcast 194 – 04.30.2010 originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 30 Apr 2010 14:35:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Apple, love it or lump it, has seen some big numbers lately:
one million App Store apps downloaded,
ten billion iTunes, and now it looks like the company can claim to be the number one phone maker in the US. According to
Forbes, Apple sold 8.8 million iPhones in the first quarter, as opposed to 8.5 million mobile devices sold by Motorola — quite a slide when you figure that four years ago the company moved something like 46.1 million in Q1. If that ain’t enough to give Motorola pause, industry analysts IDC have issued a report stating that, while the mobile phone industry continues to recover (growing almost 22 percent in Q1) Motorola has been knocked out of the top five worldwide mobile vendors by RIM. We guess the next question is, will
Motorola’s all-Android, all-the-time strategy be enough to bring it back into the big leagues?
Apple #1 US phone manufacturer, RIM enters top 5 worldwide, Motorola feels the burn originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 30 Apr 2010 14:01:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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