Wouldn’t that be a very, very nice feature?!
Category: iPhone
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 …
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
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.
I love to see my (old) iPhone syncing my contacts and my calendar
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… Continue reading how to browse music?
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… Continue reading how to log into your iPhone using the root resp. the mobile account with a well-known password
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… Continue reading sipgate’s SIP client for the iPhone
Safari AdBlocker
Do you think, I am starting a fairy tale here? No, I’m not. Look it up on Apple’s list of public downloads for Mac OS X. The link there is broken (right now), but read it and bend it! It points you to sweetpproductions.com, there you want to look for the Safari AdBlocker (maybe this… Continue reading Safari AdBlocker
Developing iPhone Apps Requires Xcode on the Mac – O’Reilly Broadcast
Developing iPhone Apps Requires Xcode on the Mac – O’Reilly Broadcast Posted using ShareThis