Keep tangled phone cords organized – with style
I use my leather laptop bag every day to bring my laptop to work, and every day I put my phone charging cord in that bag nice and tidy… yet somehow it gets all tangled up by the time I arrive to work.
How to upload songs, photos, and contacts to your iPhone
Uploading songs, photos and contacts from your Mac to your iPhone requires the use of a software program like iMacSoft, which also has a lot of other features that let you transfer text messages, videos, audio books, etc. iMacSoft loads your iPhone as if it were an external hard drive, and gives you tools for managing literally everything on your…
How can I add someone to an iPhone message?
Question: I had a text conversation going with a friend and wanted to add another friend, but couldn't figure out how to do it. Is there a way to turn an existing iPhone message into a group chat? Answer: Unfortunately you can only add another contact to an existing conversation if it's already a group message. You can't add someone…
How to back up your iPod
Question: I just lost my ipod that had a ton of songs on it. So now I have to buy those songs all over again and load them on my new ipod! Is there a way for me to backup these songs I’m buying, so that if my ipod goes belly up again then I won’t lose my music investment?
Answer: Wow, sorry to hear that you lost all those tunes – that can be really expensive!
iTunes does have a built-in backup feature, but it requires you to use a recordable CD for each album. You can access this feature by selecting the songs you want to back up, and then selecting the “File” – “Back Up To Disc” menu in iTunes.
That’ll convert your mp3 songs to audio format that you can play from a CD or DVD player, but you’ll burn through a LOT of discs for several gigs of music files that live on most ipods.
A more ideal solution would be to back up all of your ipod music to a single location on your computer, and preferably an external hard drive.
MediaPilot has a slick backup feature that lets you backup all of your ipod music to a single location on your hard drive. No recordable CDs or DVDs are needed with this approach either.
Here’s how it works.
- Plug your ipod into your computer using the regular data cable, which should start itunes.
- Download a copy of MediaPilot, install it and run it on your system.
- Select the Tools – iPod File Backup menu.
- Choose a backup folder location and identify how you’d like the backup folders to be organized.
Copy photos from an iPhone to a Samsung Galaxy
Tired of that iPhone or just switched to an Android? Here’s how to wirelessly transfer your photos, videos, and documents from your iPhone to your Android (or vice versa) using your wireless network with no data cables required.