Just a quick post to say I’ve just found an interesting little application. If you want to backup your iPod or iPhone’s music tracks, you usually have to pay for some commercial piece of software. However, I’ve just found an app called SharePod. It’s totally free and will backup as many tracks as you want …
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Apr
08
2010
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Feb
24
2010
Quick tip: Get round JustHost’s expensive UK telephone support
Avoid the expensive 0871 number I love JustHost (it’s a referral link I know – if you join I’ll get a little cash for it. I have to make a bit of money for the site! Thanks very much if you do sign up – it’s no extra cost to you)- it’s perfect. I’ve been …
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Jan
09
2010
Mediamote – free remote control for Windows Media Center, designed for iPhone and iPod Touch
I recently stumbled across this free app, available on the App Store, which is designed to work as a remote control for Windows Media Center on Windows Vista and Windows 7. The app works over wi-fi, so you’ll need a wi-fi connection for it to work. You’ll also need to download the Mediamote server from …
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Dec
04
2009
TVCatchup for iPhone gets loads more channels!
Great news iPhone and iPod Touch owners! TVCatchup – the UK’s brilliant online TV streamer – has just launched a huge bundle of new channels for their site. Many more of the Freeview channels are now available to stream free, anytime. Just some of the new channels include Channel 4+1, BBC Four, ITV3, ITV4 and …
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Nov
28
2009
We could be at the end of the free public wi-fi era… already
I was reading on the news site ISPReview today that we could well be at the end of our free wi-fi era already. The reason is that the government’s Digital Economy Bill would appear to suggest that wi-fi holders are to be held fully responsible for any data transferred across their internet connection. Basically, this …
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