samedi 31 août 2013

Re: [apple-iphone] Dead Storage

 

select them with the Command key, then delete all at once.

More importantly, why are the old versions hanging around? How are you updating?

What version of OS X are you running? How many iDevices are you using?

Brent

On Aug 31, 2013, at 2:51 PM, Robert Poland wrote:

Hi,

I just noticed that on my iMac the Mobile Applications folder is taking 7.49 GB of space, with many many older versions.

Is there a way to clean it out other than removing them one at a time?

TIA,

Robert Poland - Fort Collins, CO

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[apple-iphone] Dead Storage

 

Hi,

I just noticed that on my iMac the Mobile Applications folder is taking 7.49 GB of space, with many many older versions.

Is there a way to clean it out other than removing them one at a time?

TIA,

Robert Poland - Fort Collins, CO

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Re: [apple-iphone] apps look like their updating but are not

 

I've had it happen a couple times. I've been lucky to be able to delete the app, then reboot and start the app downloading again.

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> On Aug 29, 2013, at 2:01 PM, James M Graham <jimigraham@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> Has anybody else had an issue with apps that are "stuck" in an update mode?
> I've seen this on my iPhone and my iPad mini. Usually turning off the device and then back on clears this, but recently on my mini, I had to resort to deleting the apps that were stuck and then reinstalling them. First time I had to do that not sure why this happens.
> Any ideas or suggestions? It is as 64gb mini with admittedly large number of apps.
> Thanks
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[apple-iphone] New iPhone 4 questions

 

My husband recently bought his first Apple device, an iPhone 4. When I tried to set up his yahoo mailbox I get the message "server cannot retrieve mail." I can get to his yahoo mailbox via the website using Safari
He doesn't have an Apple/iTunes ID. Is this the problem? Would he be better off using Gmail?

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Jesse
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vendredi 30 août 2013

Re: [apple-iphone] iPhone Battery issue - odd

 

Good suggestion tks

Sent from my iPhone 5 

On 31/08/2013, at 10:25 AM, "N.A. Nada" <whodo678@comcast.net> wrote:

> I think all the moisture sensors do is turn color. They are chemical not electrical.
>
> I still suggest some time in the rice, at least while you are waiting for the screwdriver and returning it to your daughter. Can't hurt and it can catch water that you can't see.
>
> Brent
>
> On Aug 30, 2013, at 2:12 PM, Tony wrote:
>
> Tks Brent, the rice is often mentioned. When I got the phone, it was dunked for about 2 seconds, and that was 24 hours earlier before I picked it up last night. Gven time has gone by, either its damaged or not yet damaged. Got the lockcode and all seems perfectly fine, including sound. I assume that the screen went off perhaps due to the moisture sensor? I will need to dismantle it when I get my pentalobe screwdriver back to clean any residue or future corrosion possibility. Maybe the water never went far enough, it certainly hasnt seemed to have shorted anything
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Re: [apple-iphone] Charger plugs

 

>> Of course I charge my devices elsewhere; I plug them in to my computer, and I plug them in to my car.
>
> Watch the computer ports. You need a special high power USB port to charge an iPad at full speed. Otherwise just like with an underpowered AC adaptor it takes forever. Even though the iPad does not say it is charging it is getting a trickle charge. Not all computers USB ports (most in my experience) put out enough amperage for an iPad.

I'm a Mac guy.
My ports are designed for this.

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Re: [apple-iphone] iPhone Battery issue - odd

 

I think all the moisture sensors do is turn color. They are chemical not electrical.

I still suggest some time in the rice, at least while you are waiting for the screwdriver and returning it to your daughter. Can't hurt and it can catch water that you can't see.

Brent

On Aug 30, 2013, at 2:12 PM, Tony wrote:

Tks Brent, the rice is often mentioned. When I got the phone, it was dunked for about 2 seconds, and that was 24 hours earlier before I picked it up last night. Gven time has gone by, either its damaged or not yet damaged. Got the lockcode and all seems perfectly fine, including sound. I assume that the screen went off perhaps due to the moisture sensor? I will need to dismantle it when I get my pentalobe screwdriver back to clean any residue or future corrosion possibility. Maybe the water never went far enough, it certainly hasnt seemed to have shorted anything

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Re: [apple-iphone] Charger plugs

 

On Thu, 29 Aug 2013 09:12:51 -0400
Jim Saklad <jimdoc@icloud.com> wrote:

> How many of us have truly found a requirement for multiple "wall-wart"
> chargers per device?

You should see the array of plugs and adaptors I have in my car for a
radar detector, an iPod, a GPS, a WiFi hotspot, and an extra socket for
my phone charger. I still find myself needing more.

> Of course I charge my devices elsewhere; I plug them in to my
> computer, and I plug them in to my car.

Watch the computer ports. You need a special high power USB port to
charge an iPad at full speed. Otherwise just like with an underpowered
AC adaptor it takes forever. Even though the iPad does not say it is
charging it is getting a trickle charge. Not all computers USB ports
(most in my experience) put out enough amperage for an iPad.

--
John

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Re: [apple-iphone] iPhone Battery issue - odd

 

Tks Brent, the rice is often mentioned. When I got the phone, it was dunked for about 2 seconds, and that was 24 hours earlier before I picked it up last night. Gven time has gone by, either its damaged or not yet damaged. Got the lockcode and all seems perfectly fine, including sound. I assume that the screen went off perhaps due to the moisture sensor? I will need to dismantle it when I get my pentalobe screwdriver back to clean any residue or future  corrosion possibility. Maybe the water never went far enough, it certainly hasnt seemed to have shorted anything

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From: N.A. Nada <whodo678@comcast.net>
To: apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Saturday, 31 August 2013 8:55 AM
Subject: Re: [apple-iphone] iPhone Battery issue - odd


 
The iPhones charge up the first 80% fast and the last 20% is slow. If you look up the Apple Support article, you run them down until they turn off to start the recalibration.

It does not matter if you run them until empty every time or if you recharge them when only partially down. It all counts to the number of full recharges. In other words, if you recharge 20%, 30%, 65% & 85%, it count as 2 recharges, the same as 100% & 100%.

You should not have tired powering it up until it was dried. The water just moved about. Button it back up and then put it in a bag of uncooked rice for a day or three..

The odd sounds were probably water moving about the jack or speaker connections, and the continued movement finally got the water to land when it would not start up.

So stuff it into some rice for a day or so. She'll be without a phone for a day or so, but that is life.

Brent

On Aug 30, 2013, at 4:23 AM, Tony wrote:

My 5 has done this twice. Gone flat. No issue, as it was low, so I put it on charger, and in no time its 32%, last time was 27%. Too soon to get that charged. Its like it was wrongly calibrated, but when it went flat, not unexpected.

I used to turn my phone off at night. I don't let it go flat apart from these two times.. Should I let it go flat or low, then recharge to 100%? I normally do that.. When I charge, it may be at work on laptop, slow, or at home on iPad charger, fast, can these affect calibration?

Happy tonight, daughter dropped iPhone 4 into a container of water. Worked but odd sounding speaker (not surprising). Then it won't turn on.

I brought it home as I know how to dismantle it. No screen, plug into power and I get the noise, take a screenshot I get camera noise, so its actually on, maybe screen connector faulty.

No pentalobe screwdriver here tonight, so I do a hard reset, whaa laa I get Apple logo and lockscreen. No passcode as she is in bed at her home but looks good

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Re: [apple-iphone] iPhone Battery issue - odd

 

The iPhones charge up the first 80% fast and the last 20% is slow. If you look up the Apple Support article, you run them down until they turn off to start the recalibration.

It does not matter if you run them until empty every time or if you recharge them when only partially down. It all counts to the number of full recharges. In other words, if you recharge 20%, 30%, 65% & 85%, it count as 2 recharges, the same as 100% & 100%.

You should not have tired powering it up until it was dried. The water just moved about. Button it back up and then put it in a bag of uncooked rice for a day or three.

The odd sounds were probably water moving about the jack or speaker connections, and the continued movement finally got the water to land when it would not start up.

So stuff it into some rice for a day or so. She'll be without a phone for a day or so, but that is life.

Brent

On Aug 30, 2013, at 4:23 AM, Tony wrote:

My 5 has done this twice. Gone flat. No issue, as it was low, so I put it on charger, and in no time its 32%, last time was 27%. Too soon to get that charged. Its like it was wrongly calibrated, but when it went flat, not unexpected.

I used to turn my phone off at night. I don't let it go flat apart from these two times. Should I let it go flat or low, then recharge to 100%? I normally do that. When I charge, it may be at work on laptop, slow, or at home on iPad charger, fast, can these affect calibration?

Happy tonight, daughter dropped iPhone 4 into a container of water. Worked but odd sounding speaker (not surprising). Then it won't turn on.

I brought it home as I know how to dismantle it. No screen, plug into power and I get the noise, take a screenshot I get camera noise, so its actually on, maybe screen connector faulty.

No pentalobe screwdriver here tonight, so I do a hard reset, whaa laa I get Apple logo and lockscreen. No passcode as she is in bed at her home but looks good

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Re: [apple-iphone] Re: Charger Plugs

John, The iPad mini charger looks just like the iPhone charger.


On Fri, Aug 30, 2013 at 9:22 AM, John Ferman <johnwferman@gmail.com> wrote:

> **
>
>
> The iPhone and iPad chargers are of different physical sizes; the iPhone
> being smaller. The important difference is the wattage. The iPad 1 does 5
> volts & 1 amp output for 5 watts. The iPad 3 does 5 volts & 2 amps for 10
> watts (you can get by with 5 watts but charging takes forever). The iPhone
> needs 5 watts.
>
> Sent from my iPad
> John Ferman
> Kingfield Neighborhood
> Minneapolis, MN
> Email in header
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> On Aug 30, 2013, at 3:12 AM, apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com wrote:
>
> > 1a Re: Charger plugs
> > Thu Aug 29, 2013 3:09 am (PDT) . Posted by: "Misha Schutt" mishajouy >
> Apple's original "wall warts" for the iPad and for the iPhone are
> unmistakably different. This from owning 2 models of iPad and 4 models of
> iPhone. With Apple's products, you CAN tell by just looking.
> > >
> > Silly boy! You're assuming people in this discussion know what they're
> looking at. What is this discussion group for, after all?
> >
> > I have mostly Radio Shack (=third party) chargers, as do many of us.
> People need to look at the specs! And we--presumably knowledgable--advisors
> need to tell them how.
> >
> > Misha
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[apple-iphone] Re: Charger Plugs

 

The iPhone and iPad chargers are of different physical sizes; the iPhone being smaller. The important difference is the wattage. The iPad 1 does 5 volts & 1 amp output for 5 watts. The iPad 3 does 5 volts & 2 amps for 10 watts (you can get by with 5 watts but charging takes forever). The iPhone needs 5 watts.

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On Aug 30, 2013, at 3:12 AM, apple-iphone@yahoogroups.com wrote:

> 1a Re: Charger plugs
> Thu Aug 29, 2013 3:09 am (PDT) . Posted by: "Misha Schutt" mishajouy > Apple's original "wall warts" for the iPad and for the iPhone are unmistakably different. This from owning 2 models of iPad and 4 models of iPhone. With Apple's products, you CAN tell by just looking.
> >
> Silly boy! You're assuming people in this discussion know what they're looking at. What is this discussion group for, after all?
>
> I have mostly Radio Shack (=third party) chargers, as do many of us. People need to look at the specs! And we--presumably knowledgable--advisors need to tell them how.
>
> Misha

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[apple-iphone] iPhone Battery issue - odd

 

My 5 has done this twice. Gone flat. No issue, as it was low, so I put it on charger, and in no time its 32%, last time was 27%. Too soon to get that charged. Its like it was wrongly calibrated, but when it went flat, not unexpected.

I used to turn my phone off at night. I don't let it go flat apart from these two times. Should I let it go flat or low, then recharge to 100%? I normally do that. When I charge, it may be at work on laptop, slow, or at home on iPad charger, fast, can these affect calibration?

Happy tonight, daughter dropped iPhone 4 into a container of water. Worked but odd sounding speaker (not surprising). Then it won't turn on.

I brought it home as I know how to dismantle it. No screen, plug into power and I get the noise, take a screenshot I get camera noise, so its actually on, maybe screen connector faulty.

No pentalobe screwdriver here tonight, so I do a hard reset, whaa laa I get Apple logo and lockscreen. No passcode as she is in bed at her home but looks good

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Re: [apple-iphone] apps look like their updating but are not

 

Pause it and start again.
If this doesn't work then delete and download again.

Vishal Sheth
Sent From My HTC ONE
On Aug 30, 2013 3:39 PM, "Sanjaya Kanoria" <sanjayakanoria@yahoo.co.uk>
wrote:

> **
>
>
> Many of my aps sumply refuse to update. They remain in "installing" mode
> forever. Any solutions?
>
> On 30-Aug-2013, at 4:15 AM, JTW <jtw-nwa@att.net> wrote:
>
> > I've had this happen twice once, both times on my iPhone 4. I did a hard
> reset on the phone and then it finished the update. The second time the
> hard reset didn't work. So, I just plugged the phone into iTunes and did
> the update from iTunes . My spouse had this happen on the iPad Mini
> recently and had to do the update through iTunes. I'm glad to hear this is
> happening to others.
> >
> > JT
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