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Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Apple
Alhamdullillah, dah sebulan aku menggunakan iPhone 4S. Benda yang selama ini menjadi idaman aku. Setakat ini boleh dikatakan aku berpuas hati dengan iPhone. Aku dah lama minat dengan barangan keluar Apple. Cuma baru hujung tahun lepas baru aku dapat sambar satu produk Apple. Yes!! at last. Boleh dikatakan aku memang gila dengan barangan Apple. Sebelum ni tak dapat nak beli pasar poket tak kukuh. Barangan Apple memang mahal sikit. Tapi memang puas hati. So, lepas ni aku akan letak apa-apa perkara yang berkaitan dengan produk Apple ni dalam blog aku. Kepada yang tak suka sila jauhkan diri anda dari blog aku ni. Aku pun buat blog ni untuk manfaat aku. Tapi bagi yang nak ambil manfaat, silakan dan tiada halangan. Nak tau lebih lanjut boleh google je kat web. Belambak web tentang Apple. Aku dalam misi kumpul duit nak beli produk lain pulak. InsyaAllah.
Wednesday, December 28, 2011
Removing back-ups from Apple devices
APPLE devices iPhone and iPad regularly produce back-ups of their memory when connected to a computer. That is practical if there is a malfunction, but over the long haul, it takes up a lot of hard drive space. No longer necessary backups can be deleted in iTunes settings, according to the German magazine iPhone Welt (iPhone World). The relevant menu can be found under “Devices”. To ease the decision-making process, the records are categorised according to device and date of creation. Thosewho do not want to delete the back-ups but would rather archive themon a separate data store have a somewhat more complicated task. The files are hidden in a different directory depending on the operating system but can be located by searching for “Apple Computer”. The displaying of hidden files must, however, be activated. The individual back-up folders are listed with long, cryptic strings of characters, which is the identification number of the Apple device. The so-called UDID will appear by clicking “Serial number” in the device overview on iTunes. – dpa
source : The Sun, Dec 28, 2011 - page 24
source : The Sun, Dec 28, 2011 - page 24
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