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It turns out it wasn't my router that was giving me problems but rather the wireless bridge that connects my computer to the network. I had to disable "Filter Multicast" in the security settings (DD-WRT) on the bridge. After that my iPad saw my computer's library and can stream now.

I have since our router is getting old and I need to restart it pretty often otherwise the TV and Internet don't work well. I've just ordered a new wireless N router that should arrive in a few days. I'll see after installing that if it was my router that was the issue. I don't think I'm doing...

Yes, I have kept my computer running with iTunes open. Sleep mode is disabled so only the monitor turns off. When I tried to stream though, I haven't let the monitor go to sleep so I don't think this is the problem. I've removed and re-added iTunes to the firewall with no change either. I also...

I have recently just found out about Home Sharing and it sounded like a neat feature to be able to clear the music on my iPad 3 to regain space and also stream my movies, but I can't get it to work. On my computer (Windows 7 with latest iTunes), I have enabled home sharing and signed in with my...

I figured out the problem. I have an FM transmitter since my car doesn't have an auxiliary input, but I like to play my own music or iTunes Radio while driving. If I try navigating with this accessory plugged into the headphone port, that's when the navigation stops. Within 15 seconds of...

DFU is how I resorted it both times and set up as new. What's weird is that the GPS navigation worked just fine shortly after restoring. It's only after about a week that it stops again. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I love this blue jay picture. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I first had this issue about a week after I installed iOS 7. Regardless of what app I use (Apple Maps, Google Maps, Waze, etc.), my phone will only pick up a rough location of where I am and won't get any more specific if I rely on the GPS. So when I try to navigate somewhere, it won't find me...

The ability to add exceptions to Do Not Disturb would be nice. With this, a calendar, reminders, or something else can pass through and notify if Do Not Disturb is on instead of just calls.

I just picked up an HDMI adapter for my iPad, and although the mirroring is nice, the best experience is with apps that support video out because they are full screen on the TV rather than being letterboxed due to the iPad's 4:3 display. I was wondering if anybody knew of good apps that support...

I would like restricted areas while in guided access mode to not have the diagonal lines over them while live. They should only be visible when editing the regions and configuring the restrictions. When I use my iPad on displays for slideshows, it is distracting having the restricted regions...

I never considered the iPad to be fat. It is comfortable to hold with my case and i don't see why it would need to be thinner.

Does that mean there is no difference between the two situations?

My question is how is having airplane mode on and enabling wi-fi separately different from airplane off and wi-fi on.

This is about an iPad though.

Does that mean that the only different for my usage would be that location services would be disabled? I don't use Bluetooth.

On a wi-fi only iPad, is there any difference between having airplane mode on and wi-fi on vs airplane mode off and wi-fi on? I know airplane mode disables antennas, but on a wi-fi only model, there aren't cellular or GPS antennas so is what else does it disable? Thanks!

Oh. I meant how long the message data is saved, not how long the messages stay in my inboxes. Sorry for the confusion.

Would you happen to know how long a message is stored?

When an e-mail is received on an iPhone, when is it saved to the phone for offline viewing? Is it when the notification is received or after it has been opened once? Also, are attachments saved to the phone as well for offline viewing? Thanks!