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In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials| iTunes
31 Jul 2009When you buy an item from the iTunes Store, the amount of time it takes to download your purchase will vary according to the file’s size and your Internet connection speed. A broadband connection is highly recommended for making music purchases and required for making video purchases or rentals. For reference, here are some examples of download times for various media types.
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials| iPod| iTunes
31 Jul 2009When you buy a song, video, iPod Game, or album from the iTunes Store, you are entitled to download it only once. Note: Some content types are not available in some iTunes Store countries.
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials| iTunes
31 Jul 2009The iTunes Store features a purchase option called “iTunes Allowance.” An iTunes Allowance allows you to send a monthly iTunes Store credit to a family member, friend, or colleague in an amount from $10 USD to $50 USD. iTunes Allowance is a form of store credit. Each month, your chosen amount will be automatically added to your recipient’s iTunes Store account. The full allowance amount will be charged to your credit card on the first of each month (you aren’t charged based on your recipient’s usage). Unused allowance credit rolls over from month to month until the recipient spends it.
In: Mac Support| Tutorials
31 Jul 2009Some webpages are organized into frames, where each frame displays a different web document.
Filed under: Software , Productivity , Troubleshooting A few weeks back, Microsoft released its Service Pack 2 update for Microsoft Office 2008 for the Mac.
In: IT| Mac Support| Tutorials| iTunes
31 Jul 2009As with many other merchants, the iTunes Store places an authorization hold on your credit-card account for the approximate amount of any purchase you make. Similarly, if you update your billing information, the iTunes Store will place an authorization hold on your credit-card account, usually in the amount of 1 USD, to verify your account information.
Filed under: Hacks , Bugs/Recalls , Software Update , Security , iPhone Maybe it’s already Saturday in the UK , or close to it: Apple has released iPhone OS 3.0.1 for iPhone, iPhone 3G & 3GS, an update that patches the phone to prevent bad actors from taking it over or taking it down with the just-demoed SMS exploit .
In: IT| News and Views| iPhone
31 Jul 2009Apple on Friday released iPhone 3.0.1, which fixes the SMS vulnerability demonstrated by security researchers earlier this week.
The outside of the box said "Windows base machine or better", so I bought a Mac.
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