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rhames
rhames
1 week ago
What does MicroSoft SkyDrive for iOS offer that iCloud doesn't?

Microsoft released SkyDrive cloud storage for iPhones a few days ago. It isn't as if there aren't plenty of cloud storage choices out...

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ablake
ablake
2 weeks ago
Is Google Now just a Google version of Siri?

I've seen the press releases, er articles, about Google Now being available on iOS. I'm not sure I understand what it does. I thought it...

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landon
landon
2 weeks ago
How can I downgrade from iOS6.0 on my iPod Touch?

I upgraded from 5.1.1 to 6.0 a few months ago, and my iPod Touch just has not been as stable with all apps as it was before the upgrade...

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rcook12
rcook12
9 weeks ago
Are there too many OSes for IT to support?

Help desks have to support an increasing number of operating systems, including multiple versions of Microsoft Windows, Apple OS X,...

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dbrown
dbrown
10 weeks ago
How do I send calls directly to voicemail on my iPhone?

Sometimes I'm busy and I want to focus on work so I would like to see who's calling, so shutting off my phone isn't the best solution....

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rtrembley
rtrembley
23 weeks ago
Is there a way to run IOS apps on Windows? Or on a Mac?

Is there any way to run apps from an iPhone or iPad on a PC? What about Macs? This seems like a silly oversight.

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