My Jam Ultra wireless Bluetooth earbuds won't sync with my iPhone properly?
My jam ultra Bluetooth headphones won't sync with my IPhone properly. My settings say that Jam Ultra is connected but will only play sound out of the left side while the right side just beeps as the LED flashes red and blue (according to the manual this means that it is in mono paring mode and is searching for a device). The Jam Ultra Mono mode works fine but only with the right side. I've tried all sorts of troubleshooting methods, including resetting the headphones to factory settings, turning my Bluetooth off and on repeatedly, and telling my phone to forget the device and then reconnect it but nothing seems to be working. The right side seems to get stuck in paring mode unless I connect it to mono mode, which is not what I want, I would like to have both sides working. Any ideas or suggestions of things I may not have tried yet??
How do I transfer files from my Windows PC to iPad Air using iTunes?
Dear friend, transferring files from and to iPad or any other iOS device isn’t as simple as transferring files from a computer to Android device. I think anyone can relate with this problem who switched from Android, Windows, BlackBerry or similar OS to iOS. I still remember the day when I switched from an android tablet (Samsung Galaxy Tab S) to iPad Air. I was like WTF! Why I cannot simply drag and drop the files like I used to on my Android device? I’ve been using iOS for more than three years now but I still find it difficult to manage my iPad and iPhone 7 with iTunes.Now let’s get back to the original question. Well, you have two options to transfer files from computer to your iPad or any other iOS device like iPhone. You can either use the iTunes software or download a third-party app like the one recommended in this tutorial: How to Transfer Files to and from Your iPad Without iTunes or iCloudI’ve been also using the desktop utility recommended in the above article for about two years now and I can certainly vouch for it. You can use it to transfer all types of files like music, photos, videos between a computer (PC or Mac) and iOS device (iPad/iPhone/iPod touch). It will work with the any iOS device with iOS 5 or newer version like 10. It’s much more user-friendly and easy to use than the iTunes app. You should try it!But if you’re not a fan of third-party or paid utilities, you can stick to the iTunes. Here are the steps, you can follow to transfer files from computer to your iPad with iTunes:Connect your iPad to your computer and select your device. You will find it under the “Devices” header.Let your iPad sync if you want else cancel the sync process.Clock on the “Apps” tab.Scroll down to bottom till you see “File Sharing/File Transfer” section.From a detailed list of apps, choose an app you want to transfer a file to.Now you can drag the file to the right of the apps list or click the “Add” button to select the file you want to transfer to your iPad.-In the end, click the open button and wait for transfer to complete.Remember: If you delete the file that you transferred from your computer to iPad with the iTunes then that file will be AUTOMATICALLY deleted from your iPad too when you connect it to your computer and allow the iTunes to sync your iPad. So be careful.Hopefully my answer will help you and other who are in a similar situation like yours.