Fix mms on iPhone 4.0 for tmobile.

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Ebook/PDF converter to ePub and iphone/ipod/ipad up loader for Stanza

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Convert your PDF/ebooks to epub and upload to iphone/ipod/ipad

This is a video showing you how to get what ever file you have whether e-book pdf - word onto youriphone ipod or ipad, by converting the files to epub
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MMS settings for iphone 3.X and 4.0 Firmware

In this video I will be showing how to insert the proper settings to get your iphone 3g working with MMS. This are the setting for t-mobile customers only.
If this does not work for you: go to cydia and download a package called " legacy"
if you are able to receive mms but you get a message saying "media to big or something like that:'" go to cydia/ on search type in (legacy) and download the first (T-Mobile for flex account) you see for 4.0 users do not download legacy. Then reboot and that should fix the restrictions.
apn: epc.tmobile.com
mmsc: http://mms.msg.eng.t-mobile.com/mms/w...
MMS proxy: 216.155.165.050:8080

data settings apn: internet2.voicestream.com

make sure to turn off your phone when done then turn it back on

alternative settings

apn:wap.voicestream.com
mmsc: 216.155.174.84
mms proxy: 216.155.165.050:8080

Testing mms settings for iphone 4.0 on tmobile

If you would like to see the settings go scroll down or follow this video to my channel to view settings. This is just a video showing you that i do have it and the the settings on my other video do work for iphone 3g 4.0 Firmware

How to transfer Photos, Videos, Music from your iphone/ipod on to your PC/Mac

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How to Get WiFi Sync for free for your iphone/ipod or ipad

Follow instruction from the vide to get wifi sync on your iphone/ipod touch or ipad you will need to download a software to your computer so that your phone can connect wirelessly to itunes you can download it here http://www.itsmyiphoneworld.com/downloads-1

Apple reveals new iPhone 4g iOS

The rumors are true: iPhone 4 is real and it's coming on June 24. Steve Jobs has just wrapped up his announcement of the 4th generation of the wildly popular iPhone on stage at Apple’s World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco, California, along with countless other surprises. Live blog updates appear below in reverse-chronological order.

11:56 - And that's it, folks! Just a little over two weeks and the real fun begins. Thanks for reading! Keep hitting the Yahoo! News tech blogthis week for more commentary, discussion, and hands-on opinion of the new iPhone.

11:55 - What about the no-show news? Sorry, rumor fans, but none of this stuff happened: No cheaper Apple TV. No free MobileMe. NoiTunes radio/cloud. And no iPhone on Verizon!

11:45 - iOS 4 upgrades for older phones arrive June 21. Free upgrade, even for the iPod Touch.

11:40 - Pricing: $299 for 32GB, $199 for 16GB, with two-year contract. Black or white. Same as 3GS. Existing iPhone owners can upgrade up to six months early. On sale June 24. iPhone 3GS will also hang around: 8GB for $99. Accessories are also redesigned, of course.

11:34 - Will iPhone 4 finally make video calls take off? Apple calls it FaceTime (because you need a catchy name for everything at Apple). You can use either camera, portrait or landscape. The catch: Only works on Wi-Fi and only between iPhone 4s. Older phones are shut out.

11:32 - Steve Jobs' trademark "one more thing," which we haven't seen much of in recent years, is back. What is it? Of course: Videoconferencing. You'd forgotten about that new camera on the front of the phone, right?

11:22 - Developers who want to integrate ads into their applications (presumably to keep app prices down) can now do so via Apple directly. Introducing iAds. Apple is running out of things to put after the letter "i." Ad demos follow. (Feel free to use the restroom now.)

11:16 - The news you've been waiting for: iBooks for the iPhone 4. You can feel the excitement over this enormous announcement. (/sarcasm) Actually, it's an indicator of how seriously Apple is targeting books, including a dedicated iBooks store on the phone. Amazon and its Kindle are surely quaking in their boots.

11:15 - iOS 4 ships to developers today. No word on a release date to the public. Just "soon." Nearly 100 million "iOS devices" sold to date.

11:14 - More rumors come true: Bing joings Google and Yahoo! as a search provider option.

11:09 - iPhone OS gets a new name: iOS. iOS 4 adds 100 new features to the phone, including the long-awaited multitasking. (This has previously been announced by Apple.) Other new features included a unified inbox, threaded email, and folders that let you group apps together -- looks perfect for those of us with overstuffed screens.

10:58 - Video editing and sharing built in. A version of iMovie will appear on the iPhone now, complete with transitions, credits, and all that jazz. Demo looks snazzy, but who ever has the time and patience to edit videos they shoot on their phone? iMovie won't be standard; $4.99 to download.

10:56 - Camera is upgraded to 5 megapixels, with 5x digital zoom and the aforementioned "illuminated sensor" (don't call it a flash -- Apple hates Flash). Also records video in HD resolution (720p at 30 fps). Flip cameras are in trouble.

10:50 - Internal accelerometer features are also upgraded to add a gyroscope to the mix. It's a little wonky, but now the phone will sense movement on a six-axis basis. Pretty early stuff, we'll see how developers (mainly game devs) take advantage of this.

10:48 - iPhone is now powered by Apple's A4 chip. Battery is bigger, and Jobs promises 40% more talk time than before (great news). 32GB of storage standard (no upgrade vs. the 3GS). And support for 7.2Mbps networks... once AT&T supports it.

10:46 - As rumored, 960 x 640 pixels of resolution on the 3.5-inch display. That's unheard of on a cell phone and actually approaches what most smaller laptops have. 78% of the pixels that the iPad has.

10:43 - Hiccups with the demo... blame the AT&T network. (That's what I do!)

10:38 - The display is going to knock you out of your New Balances. With 326 pixels per inch, it has a better display than the human eye can even process (300 ppi, per Jobs). It's called a "retina display." Will have to have some hands on time to see exactly how much better it looks -- and the existing iPhone screen looks pretty good as it is.

10:35 - All the rumors are true. The new phone has the thinner, squared-off design we've seen in the leaked photos of the device, redesigned buttons, a front-facing camera, a flash on the rear camera, a secondary microphone for noise cancellation, and improved antennas integrated right into the design. 26% thinner than the iPhone 3GS: The thinnest smartphone ever, according to Jobs.

10:33 - Now it's time for the main event. iPhone. It's real: the iPhone 4 (the official name) is as expected, with a new case design.

10:28 - Jobs is done with app demos. More statistics: 5 billion apps downloaded so far, with $1 billion paid to app developers. iPhone has (according to Jobs) a 28 percent market share vs. 9 percent for Android. (But Blackberry still has 35 percent.)

10:24 - Guitar Hero for the iPhone? Zzzz. We already have Rock Band for the iPhone, this doesn't look that thrilling. "A new strumming mechanic" will make gameplay perfect. Not that excited.

10:20 - Zynga's Farmville comes to the iPhone. The first Facebook app that I'm aware of to make the crossover from PC to phone. Now 70 million players can plant and harvest no matter where they are. "Farm anytime, anywhere!" That was grandpa's motto, too. Arriving this month.

10:16 - Netflix, at long last, is coming to the iPhone. Reed Hastings, Netflix's CEO, is out to give the demo. Looks  a lot like the iPad application, letting you stream video and manage your queue on your iPhone. Pause a move on the iPad and it picks up where you left off on the iPhone. And -- big news -- it will work over the cell phone network as well as Wi-Fi. AT&T must be cringing already.

10:12 - Jobs is already into pumping up HTML5 and trashing Flash. Why, because apps cocded with "private APIs" ... "break and crash." With 225,000 apps available, that's a problem.

10:09 - New iBooks feature will include a note-taking system that emulates Post-Its (looks very Apple-like), bookmarks, and native PDF viewing (see, Apple doesn't hate everything that Adobe does). Updates should roll out this month.

10:07 - Now 200,000 iPhone apps available. Demos of iPad apps getting underway. 5 million books downloaded for the iPad so far (in a little over two months). Jobs say publishers are in love with the iPad already.

10:03 - Various updates about the conference (which starts today), with Jobs' usual braggadocio about how big the event has become. Then on to the sales updates. The "magical" iPad of course (2 million units).

10:01 - Steve Jobs takes the stage right on time to a standing ovation.

This year (as it’s been in the last three), all eyes are on the iPhone, as a now infamous leak has all but confirmed that a new model iPhone – alternately dubbed the iPhone HD and the iPhone 4G – will be announced. Will all the leaked details come to pass as expected? And what else does Jobs have up his turtleneck sleeves for us to look out for in 2010?

I’ll be live blogging the announcements here as they emerge from Jobs’ lips. So stay tuned – the fun begins at 10 am PDT!

— Christopher Null is a technology writer for Yahoo! News

How to Transfer Photos, Videos, Music from your iphone/ipod on to your PC/Mac

In this video I will be showing you how to Transfer your music, videos, pictures from your iphone onto your computer wether its mac or Pc. Using a software Called Pod to Pc or Pod to Mac
Download link http://www.itsmyiphoneworld.com/downloads-1

How to afford an iPhone...

I... like so many others can't afford an iPhone under the ridiculous price plans offered by At&t. Can you believe I would have to pay a little over 100.00 dollars with At&t to have 450 min, 500 text mess, and unlimited data. How sick is that, seriously AT&T........ Well, while given the option of having the phone but relinquishing all my allowance or buying the G1 from T-mobile and continuing to freedom was really bugging me out. I decided to do a little research online. That was when I discovered this wonderful person online showing me the brilliance in jail breaking the iPhone. I could be able to stick with my T-Mobile plan and simply add an additional 10 buck for data plan and still have an iPhone. After some compromising I manage to buy an iPhone cash. It was quite pricey however, well worth it.
T-mobile is now offering pre-paid plans which are drastically discounted. I'm talking unlimited text, unlimited callings to any where in the U.S and unlimited Data plan for around 60-70 dollars.
So the next time you are considering getting an iphone with Att please consider buying it cash.

1. Save an average of 200-300 dollars a year on your monthly bills
2. get unlimited everthing rather than 450min and limited texts
3. Pre Paid plans from T-moble are cheap enough not to burn a hole in your wallet.

How to Add recent Call delete app from Cydia

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As you may all know by now is that iPhone does not give you the option to delete calls on a one by one basis. That is why I recorded the following video, providing you with step by step instructions on how to obtain this feature. Keep in mind that your iPhone does have to be jailbroken in order for you to enjoy this app.