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Sometimes, if you look on the websites that display as mobile, there could be a link to the full version of the webpage. The user agent in mobile safari tells a site that it is a mobile browser, and the site loads the appropriate webpages...for a mobile. It is to allow the content to download...

Try re-installing iTunes.

Did you say an 8gb camera?

Well, maybe the manufacturers need to start making devices that are not connected to the internet. But, oh yeah, how would AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon and Sprint be able to charge fees for data plans then? Such a quandary we live in.

I never said it was feasible. The question posed was how would they be able to tell, not would they. The technology is there, it is up to AT&T as to whether they want to spend the time and money to implement this or not.

Most people would try to get the same labeling on the back that the phone is, 8GB back for an 8GB phone. I guess that depends on the availability, though. iFixit: Apple Mac, MacBook, iPod, and iPhone Repair Parts has a section for the iPhones and a step by step teardown that shows you how to...

Don't feel alone, my hotmail/live account is doing the same thing. I will have to delete the messages twice a day from my phone, only to see them once when I log into my email on the computer.

Apple probably won't implement USB 3 until it is somewhat widely accepted by the industry. If their phones and devices utilize USB 3, but other devices lag behind, it leaves Apple to be the forerunner with a non-utilized piece of hardware in their devices. When laptops and desktops are running...

With their ability to ping devices and know what they are by IMEI number, as well as Vendor ID numbers, people would have to be ignorant to believe that AT&T can't tell what kind of data is flowing through your phones. The bill you receive has an itemized list of data, messaging and voice. All...

How about "iTunes+", or "iTunes Plus". The "plus" monicker meaning more than music and podcasts.

Big brother can see a lot of things these days.

Is the phone jailbroken? What OS are you using? What iPhone are you using (1st gen, 3G, or 3GS)? The answers can help to possibly solve the problem.

It sounds like the install of iTunes changed the location of the iTunes music folder. If you know what folder it is in, go into the iTunes preferences and change your music folder setting to the folder your music is located in. The option to change the folder location should on the advanced tab...

A lot of developers will not use them anymore, either, as the phone itself is not advanced enough to utilize the full potential of the 3.0 SDK. Most developers usually code for the latest hardware, or one generation older at the most. Even the 3G is lacking some of the features of the 3GS that a...

That is not correct. I had the 8925 Tilt and paid an extra $30 charge per month for the tethering add on, as well as $30 for internet. I also had a Blackberry Bold that I had to pay the $30/$30 for the Blackberry plan plus tethering add on. I believe all smart phones require the tethering add...