Ever tried to update your iPhone and it didn’t work out quite how you expected? Well unfortunelty it seems to happen a bit so here’s a quick and easy way to recover your iPhone if you find your iPhone looks like the picture below and iTunes is prompting you to erase and restore!
The more reliance we have on the internet the more we all need to know how to fix it. So it’d be pretty handy to be armed with what to do when it all starts to go ‘pear shaped’. Or at least know some basics. But trying to work out whether it’s the browser, the computer, the modem, the ISP (Internet Service Provider) or even the webpage you want to see causing the problem, doesn’t appear to be the easiest to achieve. However there are a couple simple checks you can do before reaching for the phone and calling for help.
This is a question I am asked almost weekly. The selection available is huge so it’s a fair question, everyone wants to make sure they get the right one whilst at the same time keeping a lid on how much they’re spending. With my top tips you’ll have a plan of attack on deciding what lappie is right for you, and without any help from IT you can do it on your own!
Although a new release of ‘Office’ doesn’t inspire me to start doing the happy dance, (especially comparing the feature differences between 2003 to 2007), after doing some research and having a play around I’ve found Office 2010 has some pretty cool new features and it’s definitely worth checking out. However, if you’re like me and you’d rather just try it out now and read about it later, I’m giving you the opportunity right here and now to jump from reading to doing! We have the full suite of Microsoft Office 2010 available live via our CloudApp demo. Check it out here.
Please use this guide if you wish to setup and synchronise email plus contacts and calendar entries. Do not use this guide if you already have your iPhone setup for Exchange. An iPhone can be configured for Exchange which will allow you to synchronise not only email, but contacts and calendar entries as well. This means any updates on your phone can be replicated to your mailbox and vice versa ‘over the air’ i.e. no need to plug in to your computer.
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