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Surf Camp This Summer? via @JoshCBaxter

Posted by Darin R. McClure on March 30, 2010

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iPhone + Blogger = Visual Twitter

We here at My iPhone blog keep getting emails where people ask us, "HEY GUYS HOW ARE YOU POSTING PICTURES FROM YOUR IPHONE TO YOUR BLOGGER BLOG?" It is simple, You will need 1) a Gmail account 2) a Blogger blog 3) an iPhone 1) Login to your gmail account, settings > forwarding pop/imap enable imap and then save changes. Set up IMAP on your iPhone and set up IMAP on your Mail Client for that account. 2) Login to your blogger blog at the dashboard click on settings > email > and set up the address, select Publish emails immediately and click save. You will use this address to post text and images (up to 10MB in size) directly to your blogger blog. Make a new contact on your iPhone named Blog with the new email address you have just set up. 3) Take a picture with your iPhone, then go to the iPhone Camera Roll and select the picture that you would like to post, and click on the icon in the bottom left hand corner of the image, Select email photo, Click B in the t

My iPhone Ran Outa Film?

My iPhone stopped taking pictures, click, and no shots in the Camera Roll. I did some googling and found this post on Apple support. (I am a wonk, thats what I do) METHOD #1 -- LEAST DESTRUCTIVE 1. Synchronize iPhone. This also creates a backup of the notes and other items that don't get synchronized anywhere else. 2. Go to Settings, General, Erase All Content and Settings 3. Once complete, connect the phone and synchronize with iTunes 4. Choose to restore from the recent backup to recover your notes, SMS history, and iPhone settings as well as data that is normally synchronized. Your problems may be gone. Well folks, Mine were not, so before the next step I decided to take a quick trip to the Geniuses at the Apple store. The experts behind the bar laughed when I told them my iPhone had run out of film. But when I showed them the problem they got it. Take a number we can help you in one hour. So I went to lunch. Came back at my allotted time at the bar, again asked where does the

iPhone and password storage?

Saving passwords: to use, or not to use, an external web service? I tend to be conservative when it comes to new technology. I'll let someone else walk the bleeding edge, see how bad the cuts get, and then once the worst of the jagged edges have been smoothed out, give it a try. Same goes with iPhone web apps. Sure, you can jailbreak your iPhone and load all sorts of cool stuff on to the phone itself, but I personally don't have the time to tweak and troubleshoot in case something goes wrong. I depend on the dang thing too much to risk that sort of downtime. Case in point: password storage applications. I used to carry a Blackberry in a previous job, where I was on-call 24/7. I used a password storage app that synced between desktop and Blackberry. It was VERY handy. If I were away from my usual workstation, it was easy enough to pull up the app with all the server names/addresses, and their related logins/passwords, and get to work on any nearby workstation. With the iPhone? W

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