Why does Apple recommend iOS 7 and iOS 8 apps in the iPod4's App Store but doesn't upgrade iPod4 to iOS7/8?
They want you to see what you're missing and make your eyeballs crave and spend. Fair enough. That's profitable.The App Store is better recently in that it won't upgrade existing apps to new versions that are no longer compatible, it won't let you buy apps that are not compatible, and when you re-download an app you bought in the past, it will offer to let you download the last compatible version instead of the latest incompatible version.
How do you print photos from an iPhone at Walmart?
I actually troubleshoot these kiosks for a living.There are two ways to do so. You can download the free Walmart FujiFilm Kiosk application from the App Store, preload the pictures you want to print and then use the local Wifi connection to send the images wirelessly.You can also use the usb slot and upload your pictures directly. This will only work with the images that are currently resident on the phone itself. The above method will pull images from you ICloud and make them available.
My iPhone's photos are not in iTunes, and they won't sync. What do I do?
If you mean the iPhone camera pictures, Connect your iPhone to computer through USB cable, and then open 'My computer', click on what should say 'Apple iPhone' (possibly have a picture of a camera next to it). And then go to folder 'Internal Storage -> DCIM -> 800AAAAA'. You should find all your pictures and videos that you recorded with your iPhone.For Mac user, you can use iPhoto to transfer the camera pictures.If you mean the photos that you sync from iTunes. You may refer to this step by step guide, it's about how to copy photos from iPhone/iPod back to computer. It's easy to understand and works pretty well for my iPhone.How to transfer iPhone videos and Photos to PC and Mac
What are the new iPhone 6 apps?
These are some really cool iPhone 6 apps. 1. VSCO Cam. VSCO Cam brings some of your favourite features from DSLRs to your iPhone. The app gives you fine control over focus, shutter speed, exposure and ISO. The app's intuitive interface for editing temperature, exposure, shadows, vignettes and contrast is so good that you'll never want to use iPhoto on your desktop ever again. 2. Pocket. There is never enough time to read everything you want to online. Pocket will save the article you come across during the day to read later. Pocket downloads articles to your devices, so you can read even when you're not connected to the internet. 3. Evernote. Evernote is like a virtual notebook you have with you everywhere you go. You can make notes directly in the app, save images and articles from the web, upload pages from physical notebooks, and track tasks. Evernote also records audio files. 4. Swiftkey. Swiftkey is one of the best options available on iPhone. The keyboard learns how you type and adapts to your unique tapping style over time. 5. Kindle. The Kindle app is simply one of the best reading apps in the market. You get full access to your e-book, magazine, and newspaper purchases you've made from Amazon. Your reading place is synced across the cloud, so you can pick up your phone and start from where you left off.
How can I transfer iPhone videos to my Mac?
We've recently written a tutorial for this exact task, written in a manner that is extremely easy to follow. No more jargon - it's written for you!This is a guide so simple that your mother-in-law will be uploading video in no time. Let's get started. Connect your iPhone to your Mac via a typical iPhone charger cord.When you connect your iPhone, iPhoto and/or iTunes should open up automatically. Wait until the programs open, and thenquit the program. You don’t need them right now.In the top-right corner of your screen, click the magnifying glass, search ‘Image Capture’ and double-click to open the program.When Image Capture opens, click on the icon for your iPhone in the left column of the program, under ‘Devices’.Your photos and videos should now come up. To identify a video, look for ‘MOV’ in the ‘Kind’ column.Click on the video once to highlight it.To choose where the video will save to, click the folder drop-down menu at the bottom of the program. It normally saves to the ‘Documents’ folder as a default, but you can change this to wherever you want. We like saving it to ‘Desktop’ for easy access.Once you have your destination set, click ‘Import’ and the file will import itself to your chosen destination.You’ll know it has imported if the file has a small green tick in the bottom-right corner of the icon.For more info, check out weeditfast.com!
Why are people so obsessed with Apple and Mac?
Let me clarify some matters first before fanboys begin raging. 1. Macs have oudated hardware 2.Macs have limited ability to run programs 3. Macs ARE prone to viruses and bugs 4.Macs are NOT designed for professional video/music editing because of the outdated graphics 5.Macs are sleak BUT they are prone to overheat. Ontopic: Apple is just smart enough to sucker people in to the clean white build. Ontop of that Peer pressure is a powerful thing. Edit: @Nathan Yes Macs have outdated graphics, and money grabbing for hardware. Lets see For the Imac. +$200 for an extra 4gbs of ram when you can get 8gbs of ram for $50 GPU AMD 6750 512 mbs. Really do you not know anything about hardware? cpu i5 2.5 ghz its the 2400 series its not even the 2500 series 500gb hdd Really most standard pcs under 600 have atleast 1tb And this what for grand total of $1400? For 300 less you can get 8gb ram 2 X 6870 gpus 1gb each Intel I5 2500k overclocked to atleast 4.00ghz 1.5tb hdd and a 60gb ssd.
How do I transfer AVI files to my iPhone?
AVI is not on the list of iPhone supported video formats. However, if you use VideoProc to transfer AVI to your iPhone supported format, you will not encounter any iTunes syncing error.Check how to convert AVI to iPhone with VideoProcYou can also directly play AVI on iPhone with VLC app.Step 1: Download VLC for iOS on the App Store. Free for iPhone and iPad.Step 2: Open VLC for iOS and tap on the pylon icon in the top-left corner.Step 3: Tap on Wi-Fi Upload and the toggle switch will turn orange.Step 4: On your Mac or PC, type the network shown into the address bar of your web browser. Example: 192.168.2.18.Step 5: Click on the plus sign in the top-right corner and open the desired AVI file.Step 6: The file will be uploaded to your iPhone or iPad over Wi-Fi.After following these steps, the AVI file should appear within the Media Library in the VLC for iOS app. VLC supports virtually every common video codec, so this guide can be used for other file formats as well. If you would prefer to upload files using a different method, tap on the Learn More link in VLC for iOS for instructions on using iTunes file sync or uploading media from Google Drive or Dropbox.But you have to bear in mind:1. Wi-Fi is needed.2. There will lead to choppy playback on iPhone.3. AVI files, if uncompressed, are large in size, which eat some serious storage space on iPhone.So I recommend you to convert AVI to iPhone MP4 or MOV before synching.
Are iPhones not able to send picture messages to Samsung phones?
Not at all. MMS is a standard format.If you're having problems with this, let me ask you something: did the line with the Samsung phone have an iPhone on it previously? If so, the number may still be registered with iMessage.Apple has a proprietary messaging format called iMessage which it tries to send messags to numbers it believes to be iPhones via. It only sends messages via SMS/MMS to non iPhones.If this sounds like the problem that you're having, you will need to log into iCloud.com witb your Apple ID and deregister that number.
What is so impressive about Apple products?
Your question makes no sense — you call iOS “the most incompatible platform,” but you don’t say with what you find it to be incompatible.If you’re an Android developer, then did it occur to you to describe Android as incompatible — after all, which came first? The first iPhone shipped in June of 2007. A year later, in July of 2008, Apple shaped the iPhone 3G with iPhone OS 2.0. This was the version that introduced the App Store, with over 500 3rd-party apps available at launch. And this all happened before the HTC Dream, the first Android iPhone, even shipped!Apple has a single IDE, Xcode 8, which is shared among four different platforms — macOS, iOS, watchOS, and tvOS. A single language, Swift, can be used to write code for all four, which share many of the same APIs.I happen to work for a company that ships apps on both Android and iOS. We ship the exact same apps on both platforms, and yet just three iOS developers are needed, compared to 17 Android developers!That’s not just true for us — every app I know takes more development hours to ship on Android compared to iOS.Perhaps I could answer your question better if you could explain just what you think it’s incompatible with? Are you complaining that Apple didn’t make their OS compatible with Android, even though Android shipped over a year after iOS?