Comments for Thinkpad Home http://www.thinkpadhome.com Lenovo ThinkPad business notebook Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:35:33 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 Comment on HELP tried to jailbreak iphone 3g, with mac os x 10.5.6… now my phone will not work/switch on….? by jillolli http://www.thinkpadhome.com/help-tried-to-jailbreak-iphone-3g-with-mac-os-x-10-5-6-now-my-phone-will-not-workswitch-on.html#comment-11726 jillolli Wed, 22 Feb 2012 19:35:33 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/help-tried-to-jailbreak-iphone-3g-with-mac-os-x-10-5-6-now-my-phone-will-not-workswitch-on.html#comment-11726 Its really easy to do. Plug your phone in while in itunes. Hold the power and home button on your phone until Itunes recognizes it. (10-20 seconds) Then itunes will ask you if you want to restore. Say yes. It takes about 2 hours. Then you can try to jailbreak again. Its really easy, you just have follow the steps in the right time. This link will give you easy to follow directions along with the needed downloads. Its real easy to do. http://cdmaunlock.cellphoneaccessoriesshoponline.com/index.php/iphone3g You can than alter your phone and use 3rd party apps. Just remember, if you do use any cracked apps and plan to keep them you really should pay for it. Its really easy to do. Plug your phone in while in itunes. Hold the power and home button on your phone until Itunes recognizes it. (10-20 seconds) Then itunes will ask you if you want to restore. Say yes. It takes about 2 hours. Then you can try to jailbreak again. Its really easy, you just have follow the steps in the right time.

This link will give you easy to follow directions along with the needed downloads. Its real easy to do.

http://cdmaunlock.cellphoneaccessoriesshoponline.com/index.php/iphone3g

You can than alter your phone and use 3rd party apps. Just remember, if you do use any cracked apps and plan to keep them you really should pay for it.

]]> Comment on If I update my iPhone 3gs to a iPhone 4 can’t buy all the stuff I own in the app store for free? by Jeroen S. http://www.thinkpadhome.com/if-i-update-my-iphone-3gs-to-a-iphone-4-cant-buy-all-the-stuff-i-own-in-the-app-store-for-free.html#comment-11724 Jeroen S. Wed, 22 Feb 2012 15:20:52 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/if-i-update-my-iphone-3gs-to-a-iphone-4-cant-buy-all-the-stuff-i-own-in-the-app-store-for-free.html#comment-11724 If your phone is properly synced (meaning everything on phone can also be found in iTunes on your computer) then you should not lose anything when you switch phones. If your phone is properly synced (meaning everything on phone can also be found in iTunes on your computer) then you should not lose anything when you switch phones.

]]> Comment on how does cellular data work on the iPad 2? by P C http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-does-cellular-data-work-on-the-ipad-2.html#comment-11721 P C Wed, 22 Feb 2012 01:49:48 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-does-cellular-data-work-on-the-ipad-2.html#comment-11721 Cellula data would be data transferred via mobile devics, could be via Wifi Cellula data would be data transferred via mobile devics, could be via Wifi

]]> Comment on how does cellular data work on the iPad 2? by Andri http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-does-cellular-data-work-on-the-ipad-2.html#comment-11720 Andri Wed, 22 Feb 2012 01:06:07 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-does-cellular-data-work-on-the-ipad-2.html#comment-11720 Cellur data is a handy to have. Go to the link I provided and should, will answer your question. I sometimes have a habit of going overboard in detail with my answers. iPad with Wi-Fi is ideal if you have a wireless high-speed Internet router in your home, or if you’ll be using your iPad near a wireless hotspot — in a coffee shop or school library, for example. Pad with Wi-Fi + 3G includes Wi-Fi connectivity as well as 3G connectivity. 3G uses cellular signals — the same signals your cell phone uses — to connect to the Internet. Choose an iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G if you’ll be spending time in places without Wi-Fi hotspots, such as outdoors or on your morning commute. http://www.apple.com/ipad/3g/ Cellur data is a handy to have.
Go to the link I provided and should, will answer your question.
I sometimes have a habit of going overboard in detail with my answers.

iPad with Wi-Fi
is ideal if you have a wireless high-speed Internet router in your home, or if you’ll be using your iPad near a wireless hotspot — in a coffee shop or school library, for example.

Pad with Wi-Fi + 3G
includes Wi-Fi connectivity as well as 3G connectivity. 3G uses cellular signals — the same signals your cell phone uses — to connect to the Internet. Choose an iPad with Wi-Fi + 3G if you’ll be spending time in places without Wi-Fi hotspots, such as outdoors or on your morning commute.

http://www.apple.com/ipad/3g/

]]> Comment on how does cellular data work on the iPad 2? by CanadaRAM http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-does-cellular-data-work-on-the-ipad-2.html#comment-11719 CanadaRAM Wed, 22 Feb 2012 00:16:26 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-does-cellular-data-work-on-the-ipad-2.html#comment-11719 To use cellular data, you will have to have a contract for the iPad with a cell phone carrier. This gives your iPad a 'phone number' and the connection to data. Data plans cost $ 40 and up per month. But beware of MB overage charges - the plans have a limited amount of data you can access per month, and it gets really expensive if you go over that. So streaming movies or audio through the 3G cellular data is not a good idea. Use WiFi whenever you have the chance. http://ipad.about.com/od/iPad_Guide/ss/iPad-101-New-Users-Guide-Install-Move-Delete-Folders.htm http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/195521/3g_v_wifi_which_ipad_is_right_for_you.html To use cellular data, you will have to have a contract for the iPad with a cell phone carrier. This gives your iPad a ‘phone number’ and the connection to data. Data plans cost $ 40 and up per month. But beware of MB overage charges – the plans have a limited amount of data you can access per month, and it gets really expensive if you go over that. So streaming movies or audio through the 3G cellular data is not a good idea.

Use WiFi whenever you have the chance.

http://ipad.about.com/od/iPad_Guide/ss/iPad-101-New-Users-Guide-Install-Move-Delete-Folders.htm
http://www.pcworld.com/businesscenter/article/195521/3g_v_wifi_which_ipad_is_right_for_you.html

]]> Comment on Can i make a iphone apps in flash CS 5 for non jail break phone,and no developer license ? by David Aremu http://www.thinkpadhome.com/can-i-make-a-iphone-apps-in-flash-cs-5-for-non-jail-break-phoneand-no-developer-license.html#comment-11717 David Aremu Tue, 21 Feb 2012 14:41:35 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/can-i-make-a-iphone-apps-in-flash-cs-5-for-non-jail-break-phoneand-no-developer-license.html#comment-11717 Now you can make your own i-phone apps without any programming skills and in turn sell them for a load of money on app store. Now you can make your own i-phone apps without any programming skills and in turn sell them for a load of money on app store.

]]> Comment on Can i make a iphone apps in flash CS 5 for non jail break phone,and no developer license ? by techguru http://www.thinkpadhome.com/can-i-make-a-iphone-apps-in-flash-cs-5-for-non-jail-break-phoneand-no-developer-license.html#comment-11716 techguru Tue, 21 Feb 2012 13:43:39 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/can-i-make-a-iphone-apps-in-flash-cs-5-for-non-jail-break-phoneand-no-developer-license.html#comment-11716 How to Create Apple iPhone and iPad Apps with Adobe Flash Professional CS5 http://prodesigntools.com/how-to-create-adobe-flash-pro-cs5-apps-for-apple-iphone-ipad.html How to Create Apple iPhone and iPad Apps with Adobe Flash Professional CS5
http://prodesigntools.com/how-to-create-adobe-flash-pro-cs5-apps-for-apple-iphone-ipad.html

]]> Comment on Why can’t my iPhone 4 connect to my unsecure wifi at work anymore? by Chris B http://www.thinkpadhome.com/why-cant-my-iphone-4-connect-to-my-unsecure-wifi-at-work-anymore.html#comment-11713 Chris B Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:14:59 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/why-cant-my-iphone-4-connect-to-my-unsecure-wifi-at-work-anymore.html#comment-11713 I would suggest you check with who maintains your wireless network as it sounds settings may have changed which could be security related. Filtering of MAC addresses and "hiding" the SID is of no value when speaking in security terms thus I doubt those wireless AP settings would have changed if your wireless infrastructure is being managed by a knowledgeable network engineer. The other reasonable explaination is the AP stopped working for one reason or another if you are having difficulties in one particular space of the building. I would suggest you check with who maintains your wireless network as it sounds settings may have changed which could be security related. Filtering of MAC addresses and “hiding” the SID is of no value when speaking in security terms thus I doubt those wireless AP settings would have changed if your wireless infrastructure is being managed by a knowledgeable network engineer. The other reasonable explaination is the AP stopped working for one reason or another if you are having difficulties in one particular space of the building.

]]> Comment on How do I transfer apps from my iPad to my macbook? by teenscanearn2 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-do-i-transfer-apps-from-my-ipad-to-my-macbook.html#comment-11711 teenscanearn2 Tue, 21 Feb 2012 03:44:46 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/how-do-i-transfer-apps-from-my-ipad-to-my-macbook.html#comment-11711 Make sure that your computer is authorized first. To do this, sign in to iTunes on your Macbook, click on the "Store" tab, then click on "Authorize computer" and follow the directions. Then transfer the apps as you normally would: 1. Connect your computer to the iPad using the USB cable 2. Launch iTunes on the computer 3. In the Devices section of the left-hand menu on iTunes select iPad 4. Click on the Apps tab 5. In the File Sharing section you can see a list of apps that support file sharing on your iPad. 6. To copy a file from an iPad to your computer, drag and drop it from the document list to your Desktop or another folder. Or just click on the Save to... button and save the file to any location If the apps you're trying to transfer don't show up in the file sharing section, the problem might be that the apps are iPad only. But luckily, when you buy an iTunes app, it's associated with your account so you shouldn't be worried about losing them if you need to delete them to make space for more. But some apps are only made to be downloaded to specific devices, so I don't think there's an easy way to transfer iPad only apps to your macbook. And it makes sense that you're running out of space if you've been downloading all of the free iPad apps they have been giving out, lol. Make sure that your computer is authorized first. To do this, sign in to iTunes on your Macbook, click on the “Store” tab, then click on “Authorize computer” and follow the directions.

Then transfer the apps as you normally would:

1. Connect your computer to the iPad using the USB cable
2. Launch iTunes on the computer
3. In the Devices section of the left-hand menu on iTunes select iPad
4. Click on the Apps tab
5. In the File Sharing section you can see a list of apps that support file sharing on your iPad.
6. To copy a file from an iPad to your computer, drag and drop it from the document list to your Desktop or another folder. Or just click on the Save to… button and save the file to any location

If the apps you’re trying to transfer don’t show up in the file sharing section, the problem might be that the apps are iPad only. But luckily, when you buy an iTunes app, it’s associated with your account so you shouldn’t be worried about losing them if you need to delete them to make space for more. But some apps are only made to be downloaded to specific devices, so I don’t think there’s an easy way to transfer iPad only apps to your macbook.

And it makes sense that you’re running out of space if you’ve been downloading all of the free iPad apps they have been giving out, lol.

]]> Comment on Can I update the software on my iPad after jailbreaking it? by devon wasson http://www.thinkpadhome.com/can-i-update-the-software-on-my-ipad-after-jailbreaking-it.html#comment-11708 devon wasson Mon, 20 Feb 2012 23:38:12 +0000 http://www.thinkpadhome.com/can-i-update-the-software-on-my-ipad-after-jailbreaking-it.html#comment-11708 The only way to update it is to un-jailbreak it by restoring it back to it's factory settings. Then you can get the newest software and re-jailbreak it. The only way to update it is to un-jailbreak it by restoring it back to it’s factory settings. Then you can get the newest software and re-jailbreak it.

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