sidelsky18
Apr 30, 09:12 PM
So today, for no reason, my iphone (3gs) started having the following problems:
1) Coming randomly out of standby (like I hit the home button).
2) No function at all from home button.
3) Phone displays "Charging is not supported with this accessory" and related messages and problems even when nothing is plugged in.
4) Sound out of speakers is about 10% of normal volume, even when at max.
5) Phone will randomly enter "voice command"
Some of these problems come and go, and there's other miscellaneous issues, but these are the most prominent ones.
My phone is out of warranty, so I can't get it fixed with apple. I suspect it might have something to do with the charging end, I took some dust out of there but it didn't change anything.
1) Coming randomly out of standby (like I hit the home button).
2) No function at all from home button.
3) Phone displays "Charging is not supported with this accessory" and related messages and problems even when nothing is plugged in.
4) Sound out of speakers is about 10% of normal volume, even when at max.
5) Phone will randomly enter "voice command"
Some of these problems come and go, and there's other miscellaneous issues, but these are the most prominent ones.
My phone is out of warranty, so I can't get it fixed with apple. I suspect it might have something to do with the charging end, I took some dust out of there but it didn't change anything.
hvfsl
Oct 25, 08:14 AM
Well this is going to have to happen sooner or later because of the massive share Apple has of the MP3 player market. It's only a matter of time before they become a monopoly in this area and be forced to allow other stores to sell music downloads for the iPod.
Although I personally hope that some online stores use DVDJon's tec to sell HD music to people. I would love to be able to buy 24bit/5.1 lossless compressed music online.
I know the current iPods wouldn't be able to take full advantage of it at this point, but in the future, they will.
Although I personally hope that some online stores use DVDJon's tec to sell HD music to people. I would love to be able to buy 24bit/5.1 lossless compressed music online.
I know the current iPods wouldn't be able to take full advantage of it at this point, but in the future, they will.
mroddjob
Apr 13, 05:51 AM
this isn't too difficult to do, there are many ways of doing it.
The way i would do it is with airport expresses and small hi-fi/speaker systems. If you put an airport express into each room they are all capable of receiving a steam from the imac. You then plug the airport express into a hi-fi which will give you control over the volume in each room.
In the waiting room you would also have the same setup and also plug the tv audio output into the hi-fi, then someone can choose the tv or the airport express as the source.
Airports only technically stream from itunes but you can buy a cheep app called airfoil which will stream music from any program i.e pandora.
The way i would do it is with airport expresses and small hi-fi/speaker systems. If you put an airport express into each room they are all capable of receiving a steam from the imac. You then plug the airport express into a hi-fi which will give you control over the volume in each room.
In the waiting room you would also have the same setup and also plug the tv audio output into the hi-fi, then someone can choose the tv or the airport express as the source.
Airports only technically stream from itunes but you can buy a cheep app called airfoil which will stream music from any program i.e pandora.
clintob
Nov 8, 01:09 PM
i love macs i love the simplicity but theres nothing out there
that will topple microsoft office period.
I actually don't think this is true anymore. It was a year or two ago, but Apple is making such unbelievable headway in market share, I truly believe if they were to release a much-improved Pages/Keynote and bundle it with a true spreadsheet App, they would have a very large majority of Apple users signing up willingly.
Office for Mac is a horrendous, unstable, and ridiculously poor application. Word is awful, Excel can't run half the Macros that are made in the PC version, and Entourage is laughably easily to corrupt. I think with some clever engineering and a little good faith (ie. bundling the software with OS X or at least keeping the price very low) Apple could really put a dent into Office for Mac use very quickly.
that will topple microsoft office period.
I actually don't think this is true anymore. It was a year or two ago, but Apple is making such unbelievable headway in market share, I truly believe if they were to release a much-improved Pages/Keynote and bundle it with a true spreadsheet App, they would have a very large majority of Apple users signing up willingly.
Office for Mac is a horrendous, unstable, and ridiculously poor application. Word is awful, Excel can't run half the Macros that are made in the PC version, and Entourage is laughably easily to corrupt. I think with some clever engineering and a little good faith (ie. bundling the software with OS X or at least keeping the price very low) Apple could really put a dent into Office for Mac use very quickly.
maflynn
Apr 18, 07:32 AM
If you're a developer who needs to alter, update your code because of the new verision of OSX, its definitely worth it. If you're an apple fan wanting to play with the DP, then no its probably not worth paying the price for a developer's account with apple
Relg3!
Aug 14, 08:48 PM
I am looking for a pair of earphones.:D
That have in ear OR sit in ear.
The headphones NEED to have volume controls and mic.
I am considering Skullcandy 50/50's and the Lenntek Sonix3
T.I.A.:)
That have in ear OR sit in ear.
The headphones NEED to have volume controls and mic.
I am considering Skullcandy 50/50's and the Lenntek Sonix3
T.I.A.:)
loft3
Jan 16, 07:50 AM
Does anyone know if Intuit showed up at this MacWorld? They still haven't announced Quiken 2008 for Mac.....
MacBytes
Aug 13, 10:23 AM
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Category: Apple Hardware
Link: Best bet to get iPhone 4 today still the Apple Store (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100813112348)
Description:: Antennagate?Obviously not an issue for real people, the ones that actually buy and use rather than just about talk stuff, who continue to snap up Apple�s latest smartphone as fast as the Cupertino, California company can make them � that�s the case at stores around the nation surveyed by Blorge and Gene Munster.
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Category: Apple Hardware
Link: Best bet to get iPhone 4 today still the Apple Store (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20100813112348)
Description:: Antennagate?Obviously not an issue for real people, the ones that actually buy and use rather than just about talk stuff, who continue to snap up Apple�s latest smartphone as fast as the Cupertino, California company can make them � that�s the case at stores around the nation surveyed by Blorge and Gene Munster.
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SgtPepper12
Apr 21, 06:02 AM
Agreed, but the latest nano is pretty poor, was surprised, seems very unapple-like. There is room for a good ultra portable small music player (gyms etc, I see so many ipods) and for them to please, please make a good quality headphone as standard, the ones that come with ipods (of any price) is pathetic. So, let's see what they do.
Why should they make good quality headphones? Seriously, I really don't think that makes any sense for apple or the consumer. Just think about it. Anyone who is serious about getting a nice music listening experience with their iPods will buy some good headphones or did already anyway. So when apple adds high quality headphones to their ipod line (making every ipod cost like 50 EUR more) everyone who already has headphones they like very much (For example I bought some Shures for 100 EUR) would be very very pissed off at buying useless headphones for 50 EUR they never wanted to buy.
As much as I see that a high quality product such as the iPod classic is bundled with something as cheap as the apple earbuds, I just don't want to be forced in buying an expensive headphone which I probably won't like (sound or comfort). Imagine buying a new amplifier for your hifi system and they come bundled with what the producer thought were okay speakers.
Just wanted to clarify that one as this is a very common complain about the iPod line which I just don't see at all.
Why should they make good quality headphones? Seriously, I really don't think that makes any sense for apple or the consumer. Just think about it. Anyone who is serious about getting a nice music listening experience with their iPods will buy some good headphones or did already anyway. So when apple adds high quality headphones to their ipod line (making every ipod cost like 50 EUR more) everyone who already has headphones they like very much (For example I bought some Shures for 100 EUR) would be very very pissed off at buying useless headphones for 50 EUR they never wanted to buy.
As much as I see that a high quality product such as the iPod classic is bundled with something as cheap as the apple earbuds, I just don't want to be forced in buying an expensive headphone which I probably won't like (sound or comfort). Imagine buying a new amplifier for your hifi system and they come bundled with what the producer thought were okay speakers.
Just wanted to clarify that one as this is a very common complain about the iPod line which I just don't see at all.
axiomission
Oct 24, 02:24 PM
I will be there.
But I keep forgetting which subway station is the closest stop to the 5th Ave store...
But I keep forgetting which subway station is the closest stop to the 5th Ave store...
mgpg89
Apr 18, 09:11 AM
My university's tech department uses several of THESE (http://www.newertech.com/products/charger_cond.php) to charge their library loaner Macbook batteries between checkouts. I asked them about it once as I was having the need to keep two batteries charged. Said that it helps with conditioning as well.
Thanks, that looks really interesting.
Thanks, that looks really interesting.
IJ Reilly
Jan 16, 07:45 PM
Did Randy Newman show up on the exhibit floor by any chance?
bella92108
Mar 31, 12:42 PM
What you fail to realise is that Apple are giving their customers what they want. Apple customers do like to be restricted, that's why they are Apple customers and that's why they buy Apple products.
Right, that's why Android has taken over the #1 spot in the mobile space, and why there are threads with thousands of people asking daily for jailbreak updates? lol
Right, that's why Android has taken over the #1 spot in the mobile space, and why there are threads with thousands of people asking daily for jailbreak updates? lol
mnkeybsness
Jun 28, 11:21 AM
you usually should be able to record straight to a dv camera. play around with it though, plug it in and go to record mode.
VPrime
Mar 30, 11:54 PM
Why not just buy the Mac version of AutoCAD?
I am going to guess and say because a windows license cost much less than buying another Autocad license.
I am going to guess and say because a windows license cost much less than buying another Autocad license.
NorrisKillsKids
Apr 20, 11:53 PM
my ipad 2 came with 4.3.1...is it okay if i update to 4.3.2? i want to have it jailbroken once thats available
don't do it
don't do it
grapes911
Apr 2, 03:25 PM
I don't know if it's MR or not. The admins need the URL and a screenshot. If it is from MR, the admins can contact the ad service and have it removed.
From the FAQ: What do I do about annoying ads (http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:MacRumors_FAQ#What_do_I_do_about_annoying_ads.3F).
From the FAQ: What do I do about annoying ads (http://guides.macrumors.com/Help:MacRumors_FAQ#What_do_I_do_about_annoying_ads.3F).
scem0
Sep 14, 01:49 AM
I have the same problem, my printer isnt supported for USB printer sharing and I have 2 computers. THe printer (Samsung ML 1210) is a great printer, but it just isnt supported by 10.2 USB printer sharing, and it has some bugs in 10.2, but Im sure Samsung will work them out - eventually.
ctt1wbw
Nov 5, 09:28 PM
I think you're right - check the bow.
;)
I'm laying money on the USS Missouri (BB-11) before the cage masts were fitted.
No, that pic is way pre WW2. That's around WW1 by the looks of it.
;)
I'm laying money on the USS Missouri (BB-11) before the cage masts were fitted.
No, that pic is way pre WW2. That's around WW1 by the looks of it.
Huntn
Apr 19, 08:58 AM
Anyone with experience with this product?
I have a G5 that is functioning in a room without a cable hookup. I purchased a Rosewill RNX-N2X USB Wireless Adapter (http://www.rosewill.com/products/1120/productDetail.htm) to connect to my G5 to my wireless router. The install seemed to go well. I setup a profile, entered by password, and the The Rosewill Utility says I have a connection to my router however, in my Mac Network System Preferences page, the USB connection says "USB Ethernet (en1) has a self-assigned IP address and may not be able to connect". Indeed, I am not connected. I have selected Configure using DHCP.
I have read the manual which is not helpful. I plan on calling Rosewill tech support later, but thought I would throw this question out in the meantime hoping to get some easy configuration adjustment advice. Thanks!
-Dave
I have a G5 that is functioning in a room without a cable hookup. I purchased a Rosewill RNX-N2X USB Wireless Adapter (http://www.rosewill.com/products/1120/productDetail.htm) to connect to my G5 to my wireless router. The install seemed to go well. I setup a profile, entered by password, and the The Rosewill Utility says I have a connection to my router however, in my Mac Network System Preferences page, the USB connection says "USB Ethernet (en1) has a self-assigned IP address and may not be able to connect". Indeed, I am not connected. I have selected Configure using DHCP.
I have read the manual which is not helpful. I plan on calling Rosewill tech support later, but thought I would throw this question out in the meantime hoping to get some easy configuration adjustment advice. Thanks!
-Dave
drew.bowser
Feb 16, 04:44 PM
well, I ordered both parts and we will see which one fits. They should be here by friday, so Ill update then.
alfmoonspace
Mar 10, 06:30 PM
I will be over at the Best Buy in SLC. Plan on getting there before 10AM. I might post some pics to show you some updates. Good luck at gateway! :apple:
deebster
Feb 15, 09:42 AM
I agree, it's very annoying, and seems to be one of the Finder's long-standing bugs. I use column view exclusively and still get annoyed when new windows open in another view, such as when viewing an app's package contents.
You might want to try opening a new Finder window and setting it how you like, then closing it and opening another. This has sometimes worked for me in the past.
One way I found to not so much get around the problem but get new windows opening how I like is by using scripts. Here's one I amended from an article originally on MacOSXHints.com way back in 2001. It opens two finder windows, one above thew other in column view, and is designed for a 1024 x 768 resolution screen. It's pretty easy to follow so you should be able to tinker with it to get it exactly how you want it (and remember to change the 'set target...' lines to reflect your user account and what you want the Finder to display).
tell application "Finder"
activate
close every window
-- Bottom Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
-- display external firwire hard disk if mounted
if disk "X Files" exists then
set target of this_window to "X Files:Archive"
else
set target of this_window to "HD:Applications"
end if
set bounds of this_window to {86, 364, 818, 762}
set current view of this_window to column view
-- Top Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
set target of this_window to "HD:Users:db"
set bounds of this_window to {86, 97, 818, 279}
set current view of this_window to column view
end tell
You might want to try opening a new Finder window and setting it how you like, then closing it and opening another. This has sometimes worked for me in the past.
One way I found to not so much get around the problem but get new windows opening how I like is by using scripts. Here's one I amended from an article originally on MacOSXHints.com way back in 2001. It opens two finder windows, one above thew other in column view, and is designed for a 1024 x 768 resolution screen. It's pretty easy to follow so you should be able to tinker with it to get it exactly how you want it (and remember to change the 'set target...' lines to reflect your user account and what you want the Finder to display).
tell application "Finder"
activate
close every window
-- Bottom Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
-- display external firwire hard disk if mounted
if disk "X Files" exists then
set target of this_window to "X Files:Archive"
else
set target of this_window to "HD:Applications"
end if
set bounds of this_window to {86, 364, 818, 762}
set current view of this_window to column view
-- Top Window
set this_window to make new Finder window
set target of this_window to "HD:Users:db"
set bounds of this_window to {86, 97, 818, 279}
set current view of this_window to column view
end tell
applemacdude
Sep 25, 12:50 PM
Who was the first real "teen" poster here?
What was vniows first user name?
What was vniows first user name?
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