Category: iPhone
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I purchased a couple of audio-books at The Pragmatic Bookshelf, and how do I seriously listen to them on my iPhone?
Actually I had a 20% discount voucher, that’s why I got them all at once. I want to listen to the audio-book on my iPhone and to read the corresponding e-book on my iPad in sync. Makes sense, doesn’t it? That’s my new alternative to binge-watching on the treadmill in the gym. I can imagine…
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my smartphone gets called by a number, and it knows the number by a prefix only … – I would like that to be a match
Wouldn’t that be a very, very nice feature?!
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iOS onboarding for smartphone beginners – iOS vs Posteo
https://posteo.de/en/help?tag=ios https://posteo.de/hilfe?tag=ios https://posteo.de/en/help?tag=iphone https://posteo.de/hilfe?tag=iphone address book, calendar, e-mail …
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Linux tools support iOS 4.2.1 – The H Open Source: News and Features
Linux tools support iOS 4.2.1 – The H Open Source: News and Features
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How to add more than one google/gmail Calendar to your iPad/iPhone – O’Reilly Answers
How to add more than one google/gmail Calendar to your iPad/iPhone – O’Reilly Answers OMG, how long did it take them to find this out? I had written about this last year. And others even earlier.
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how to browse music?
Today resp. just now I found “yet another time …“, that browsing my music library in iTunes / on the iPod / on the iPhone “by genre” is much more fun, then browsing by name on my file system – what a surprise! Yet I still insist, that my music library has to be kept…
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how to log into your iPhone using the root resp. the mobile account with a well-known password
This article on h-online.com helped me to log into my iPhone via ssh for the very first time. Find the instructions especially here! I used it for changing those passwords immediately, and I also created a ~/.ssh/authorized_keys2 for user mobile. Creating one for user root did not work, even “$ man sshd_config” did not help…
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sipgate’s SIP client for the iPhone
sipgate.de re-announced their SIP client for the iPhone on the 2009-10-30. Downloaded it, started it, nice. It can of course make us of my address book on the iPhone. I’m not sure, I would want to use SIP over UMTS (if they don’t restrict that anyways as Skype does), but for telephone over WiFi, that’s…