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       Curious how to update to iOS 5.0.1 — or any future iOS update — over-the-air (OTA) directly on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch? Yes, Apple finally pulled the big switch in the cloud and you can go from one software version to the next, OTA and in-place faster than any iTunes restore past. We’ll show you how, after the...

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Qwizful is an iPhone educational app for kids ages 4-7. It is filled with questions on key topics that are taught in school so as to prepare your child for the classroom. Qwizful aims to make the quiz and learning environment fun and enjoyable so that the process feels more like a game. Qwizful is an enriching and entertaining educational tool that is...

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                 iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad having problems or just being buggy and unresponsive and curious how to restart or reset it? Strange as it sounds, just like a computer, restarting or resetting can solve a host of problems. We’ll show you how after the break! Update: Re-Spring iPhone 4S with Siri iPhone 4S can do...

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First: Assess your usage! Okay, this sounds funny, but make sure you’re not just using your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch more than you used to. Any time we get a new version of iOS, or a new device our tendency is to never put it down. Now, with location based Reminders, Siri, and other power hungry features, we might simply be using our...

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                 Wondering how to save video attachments you get in Email to your iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad camera roll? In previous versions of iOS, while you could easily tap-and-hold to save pictures in Mail, Safari, Messages and other built-in-apps, trying to do the same with movies — movies mailed or messaged from other iPhones and...

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        It was previously very difficult and even unreliable to password protect Time Machine backups in older versions of Mac OS X. In Lion, however, Apple has made encrypting backups as easy as checking a single box.         Most Mac users have no need to encrypt their Time Machine backups, but those who are extra careful or...

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AirDrop is a new feature in Mac OS X Lion that makes sharing files between Macs easier than ever. There are no accounts to sign into, networks to connect to, or preferences to set up. Some Macs don’t support AirDrop, though, and sharing over Ethernet isn’t possible by default. Transferring files from Mac to Mac is so easy in Mac OS X Lion...

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     In the following simple solution, I will show you how to Check your Macbook warranty Status to see how much time remains on you Macbook Warranty from the factory. This is particularly useful if you have purchased or are planning to purchase a used Macbook or Macbook Pro. The Apple Warranty on these machines goes with the computer, regardless of if...

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The iPhone 4S is official, which isn’t too surprising considering the release date and name was leaked by Apple Japan prior to the Apple event. Nonetheless it’s a big update in terms of specs, so here’s what we know. While the exterior looks identical to the iPhone 4, the interior is quite a bit different with significant upgrades. ·         Dual Core A5 CPU with 2x...

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The latest iPad 2 specs revealed many things, but it was the new Apple  A5 Chip that impressed the most; not because it is twice as powerful as the A4 processor, but because it does not demand any more power from the battery. This is certainly a big deal, as you will be able to still get 10 hours battery life while playing...

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            The second coming of the iPhone 4? Sure enough, Tim Cook just pulled the covers off of the hotly-anticipated iPhone 4S here in Cupertino, making 2011 the first year in the company's current stint in the smartphone business that it chose to launch three new handsets (Verizon's CDMA iPhone 4 included, of course). On the outside the 4S looks exactly like its predecessor,...

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       This approach is different, it lets you change the password of the user currently logged into Mac OS X Lion,without knowing the user password, and without a reboot: ·         Launch the Terminal, located in /Applications/Utilities/ ·         Type ‘whoami’ at the command line to get the current users precise login name, which will look something like this: $ whoami Will ·         Type...

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       By enabling a hidden debug feature in Disk Utility, you are able to both view and mount hidden partitions on hard drives in Mac OS X. Hidden partitions include things like Linux swap, Windows Recovery drive, and OS X Lion‘s Recovery HD, and once they’re mounted they can be edited or formatted just like any other drive. Here is how to...

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