Here is the short version of Steve Jobs’s presentation…

iTunes 10 is now out, and it’s pretty cool. If you have a Mac, click on the Apple menu in the upper left corner of your screen and select “Software Update” to get it. For PC users, you should be prompted to
update iTunes if you have the Apple software update program installed. If not, just go to here and download it.

In addition to iTunes 10 coming out, Apple announced that it will be releasing a brand new version of the iPod Touch, iPod Shuffle, and iPod Nano. Apple will also be releasing a new version of iOS 4 (version 4.1; the operating system that runs the iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone), which will be available as a free download from iTunes next week. And they will be releasing a brand new Apple TV, which will be 1/4 the size of its predecessor! Amazing.

Here is a brief rundown of what’s new:

iOS 4.1 (operating system for iPod Touch, iPad, and iPhone)

• Bugs have been fixed (Proximity, Bluetooth, iPhone 3G)
• High Dynamic Range photos (it takes 3 photos in rapid succession; one normal exposure, one with under exposure, and one with over exposure and combines all three into one photo; you will have choice between normal exposure and HDR version of photo)
• HD video upload via WiFi
• TV show rentals
• Game Center – all about multi-player games; can challenge
  friends, or it will auto match you with others if you don’t have
  any friends; compare scores; discover new games your friends are
  playing

Price: FREE
Available next week
Free download via iTunes

iTunes 10

• New Logo – no longer has a CD in the logo since it’s becoming
  obsolete
• Shows album cover in Playlist if you have more than 5 songs from
  that album
• iTunes Ping – a new social network all about music. It allows
  you to follow artists and friends, keep up on their recent
  activity, and know when their next concert is. You’ll even be able
  to see which artists your favorite artists like. You can get as
  private and as public as you want with regards to who can follow
  you and what you share. Starts with an immediate customer base of
  160 million people. Pretty cool service.
• TV Show Rentals – you can now rent TV shows in HD commercial free for
  99 cents
• Airplay – Now you’ll be able to play music wirelessly throughout
  your entire house with AirPlay-enabled speakers. You can even
  stream movies, photos, and music from your iPad or iPhone to your
  Apple TV. That will come in November with iOS 4.2. Nice.
• Apple TV – Now it has more movies and TV Shows, plus your music
  and photos. It also has improved syncing capabilities with iTunes.

Price: FREE
Available Now
Get it here or via Software Update

Apple TV

• It’s 1/4 the size of its predecessor
• Can hold it in the palm of your hand
• No power brick with power cord
• HDMI connection
• Ethernet & Wifi 802.11n
• 1st Run Movies, TV shows, & music
• All HD (when available)
• You don’t store the content, you rent it; no purchases
• No storage management, because you’re not storing anything on it
• Streaming – no syncing
• 99cents to rent HD TV Shows (commercial free) – ABC & FOX shows
  for now
• Rent 1st Run movies in HD for $4.99 (Steve demoed Ironman 2 during
  the presentation)
• Can stream Netflix to Apple TV for free
• Stream videos from YouTube
• Stream photos from Flickr
• Stream photos and movies from MobileMe
• Stream music from Internet Radio Stations
• Stream music, photos, and video from your computer
• Will even be able to stream your music, photos, and video from your iOS device (iPod Touch, iPad, or iPhone) when iOS 4.2 comes out in November 2010

Price: Only $99
Available in 4 weeks
Can pre-order now by clicking here

iPod Shuffle

• It now has buttons + voiceover + playlists
• It will speak the playlists for you
• Genius Mixes
• It will even tell you when the batteries need charging (I mean
  tell you via a voice, not a light; at least that was the impression
  that Steve gave)
• Has a belt clip
• 15 hrs of music

iPod Shuffle 2GB $49
Available next week
Can pre-order now by clicking here

iPod Nano

• Make it smaller – it’s very small
• Half as small and half as light as its predecessor
• Now has multi-touch screen
• It also has a clip
• FM Radio, Pedometer, Nike Plus
• 24hr Audio playback

iPod Nano 8GB $149 (pre-order here)
iPod Nano 16GB $179 (pre-order here)
Available next week

iPod Touch

• It’s even thinner than its predecessor
• Retina display (4x the number of pixels; same as iPhone 4)
• Apple A4 chip – same as iPhone 4
• iOS 4.1 with Game Center
• Facetime with Front Camera
• Can do Facetime (video calls via Wifi) with iPod Touch to iPod
• Touch and iPod Touch to iPhone 4
• Rear Camera with HD recording
• Can edit videos right on phone and upload to YouTube via Wifi
• 40hrs of music playback

iPod Touch 8GB $229 (pre-order it here)
iPod Touch 32GB $299 (pre-order it here)
iPod Touch 64GB $399 (pre-order it here)

As usual, all of the new products look fantastic. Apple always comes out with such amazing products. Gotta love them!

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The first way to send a text message to a cell phone from your computer is go the carrier’s website and look for a tool that most carriers have on their website that allows you to send a text message to one of their subscribers.

If you are not sure what carrier the number you want to text to is on, then just to here and enter it:

https://www.wirelessamberalerts.org/index.jsp

You do not need to sign up for the alerts to get the carrier. After you first submit the number, it will ask you to agree to their TOA (Terms of Agreement). On that same page, it will tell you what carrier that phone number is on.

Or you can also try this one:

http://www.telcodata.us/telcodata/telco

But that one is not as accurate as the first one that I mentioned, as it only asks for the area code and the prefix. So it is not checking the exact number. I actually tried some area codes and prefixes, and at least one was not accurate.

The second way, which is easier and quicker, is to simply send them an email. All you have to do is look at the list below of 106 providers, delete the user name of the email address that corresponds with the carrier that the person who you are sending a text message to has, and replace it with their phone number.

So, for example, if I wanted to send a friend a text message from my computer, and my friend has Verizon as their carrier, then I would do this:

Friend’s cell number who has Verizon as their carrier: (555) 123-1212
Default Verizon Email for texting to Verizon numbers: number@vtext.com
Email address that I’ll use to send a text message to my friend: 5551231212@vtext.com

Take note of the amount of characters you are able to put in your text message. The amount of characters allowed by each carrier is noted in the list below. If you don’t want to count them yourself, then copy and paste what you want to write into a blank MS Word document, and then go to TOOLS>WORD COUNT. The number that you want to look at is the one that is labeled, “characters with spaces”.

Enjoy!

1. Aliant (NBTel, MTT, NewTel, and Island Tel) Max 140 characters – number@chat.wirefree.ca
2. Alltel Max 116 characters – number@message.alltel.com.
3. Ameritech (ACSWireless) Max 120 characters – number@paging.acswireless.com
4. Arch Wireless Max http://www.arch.com/message/ (assumes blank PIN)
5. AT&T Max 160 characters – number@txt.att.net
6. AU by KDDI Max 10000 characters – username@ezweb.ne.jp
7. BeeLine GSM Max 255 characters – number@sms.beemail.ru
8. Bell Mobility Canada Max 120 characters – number@txt.bellmobility.ca
9. Bellsouth Max 160 characters – number@bellsouth.cl
10. BellSouth Mobility Max 160 characters – number@blsdcs.net
11. Blue Sky Frog Max 120 characters – number@blueskyfrog.com
12. Boost Max 120 characters – number@myboostmobile.com
13. Cellular South Max 155 characters – number@csouth1.com
14. CellularOne (Dobson) Max 120 characters – number@mobile.celloneusa.com
15. CellularOne West Max 120 characters – number@mycellone.com
16. Centennial Wireless Max 110 characters – http://www.centennialwireless.com
17. Cincinnati Bell Max 50 characters – number@gocbw.com
18. Claro Max 160 characters – number@clarotorpedo.com.br
19. Comviq Max 160 characters – number@sms.comviq.se
20. Dutchtone/Orange-NL Max 150 characters – number@sms.orange.nl
21. Edge Wireless Max 160 characters – number@sms.edgewireless.com
22. EinsteinPCS / Airadigm Communications Max 160 characters – number@einsteinsms.com
23. EPlus Max 480 characters – number@smsmail.eplus.de
24. Estonia Mobile Telefon Max 160 characters – Sent via webform.
25. Fido Canada Max 140 characters – number@fido.ca
26. Golden Telecom Max 160 characters – number@sms.goldentele.com. Enter your phone number or nickname.
27. Idea Cellular Max 160 characters – number@ideacellular.net
28. Kyivstar Max 160 characters – number@sms.kyivstar.net
29. LMT Max 120 characters – username@sms.lmt.lv
30. Manitoba Telecom Systems Max 120 characters – PhoneNumber@text.mtsmobility.com
31. Meteor Max 160 characters – number@sms.mymeteor.ie
32. Metro PCS Max 120 characters – number@mymetropcs.com
33. Metrocall Pager Max 120 characters – number@page.metrocall.com
34. MobileOne Max 160 characters – number@m1.com.sg
35. Mobilfone Max 160 characters – number@page.mobilfone.com
36. Mobility Bermuda Max 160 characters – number@ml.bm
37. MTS Primtel Max 160 characters – Sent via web gateway.
38. Aliant (NBTel, MTT, NewTel, and Island Tel) Max 140 characters – number@chat.wirefree.ca
39. Netcom Max 160 characters – number@sms.netcom.no
40. Nextel Max 126 characters – 10digits@messaging.nextel.com
41. NPI Wireless Max 160 characters – number@npiwireless.com
42. NTC Max 160 characters – Sent via web gateway
43. O2 (formerly BTCellnet) Max 120 characters – username@o2.co.uk, must be enabled first at http://www.o2.co.uk
44. O2 M-mail (formerly BTCellnet) Max 120 characters – +44[number]@mmail.co.uk. Enter phone number, omitting initial Zero – must be enabled first by sending an SMS saying “ON” to phone number “212″.
45. Optus Max 114 characters – PhoneNumber@optusmobile.com.au
46. Orange (UK) Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@orange.net. You will need to create a user account at orange.net first
47. Oskar Max 320 characters – PhoneNumber@mujoskar.cz
48. Pagenet Max 240 characters, 10-digit phone number (or gateway and pager number separated by a period). Goes to number@pagenet.net.
49. PCS Rogers Max 125 characters – number@pcs.rogers.com. Requires prior registration with PCS Rogers.
50. Personal Communication (Sonet) Max 150 characters – sms@pcom.ru with your number in the subject line.
51. Plus GSM Poland Max 620 characters – number@text.plusgsm.pl.
52. Powertel Max 120 characters – number@ptel.net
53. Primtel Max 150 characters – number@sms.primtel.ru
54. PSC Wireless Max 150 characters – number@sms.pscel.com
55. Qualcomm Max 120 characters – username@pager.qualcomm.com
56. Qwest Max 100 characters – PhoneNumber@qwestmp.com
57. Safaricom Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@safaricomsms.com
58. Satelindo GSM Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@satelindogsm.com
59. SCS-900 Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@scs-900.ru
60. Simple Freedom Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@text.simplefreedom.net
61. Skytel – Alphanumeric Max 240 characters – Enter your 7-digit pin # as your # and your message will be mailed to pin@skytel.com
62. Smart Telecom Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@mysmart.mymobile.ph
63. Smarts GSM Max 70 characters – http://www.samara-gsm.ru/scripts/smsgate.exe
64. Southern Linc Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@page.southernlinc.com
65. Sprint PCS Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com
66. Sprint PCS – Short Mail Max 1000 characters – PhoneNumber@sprintpcs.com
67. SunCom Max 110 characters – number@tms.suncom.com
68. SureWest Communications Max 200 characters – number@mobile.surewest.com
69. SwissCom Mobile Max 10000 characters – number@bluewin.ch
70. T-Mobile Germany Max 160 characters – number@T-D1-SMS.de
72. T-Mobile Netherlands Max 160 characters, Send “EMAIL ON” to 555 from your FON, then enter your # starting with 316. Email will be sent to number@gin.nl
73. T-Mobile UK Max 160 characters – number@t-mobile.uk.net
74. T-Mobile USA Max 160 characters – number@tmomail.net
75. T-Mobile USA (Sidekick) Max 10000 characters – username@tmail.com
76. Tele2 Latvia Max 160 characters – number@sms.tele2.lv
77. Telefonica Movistar Max 120 characters – number@movistar.net
78. Telenor Max 160 characters – number@mobilpost.no
79. Telia Denmark Max 160 characters – number@gsm1800.telia.dk
80. Telus Mobility Max 120 characters – 10digits@msg.telus.com
81. The Phone House Max 160 characters – number@sms.phonehouse.de
82. TIM Max 350 characters – number@timnet.com
83. UMC Max 120 characters – number@sms.umc.com.ua
84. Unicel Max 120 characters – number@utext.com
85. US Cellular Max 150 characters – number@email.uscc.net
86. Verizon Wireless Max 140 characters – number@vtext.com
87. Verizon Wireless (formerly Airtouch) Max 120 characters – number@airtouchpaging.com. This is ONLY for former AirTouch customers.
88. Verizon Wireless (myairmail.com) Max 140 characters – number@myairmail.com
89. Vessotel Max 800 characters – roumer@pager.irkutsk.ru
90. Virgin Mobile Canada Max 140 characters – number@vmobile.ca
91. Virgin Mobile USA Max 160 characters – number@vmobl.com
92. Vodafone Italy Max 132 characters – number@sms.vodafone.it
93. Vodafone Japan (Chuugoku/Western) Max 160 characters – number@n.vodafone.ne.jp
94. Vodafone Japan (Hokkaido) Max 160 characters – number@d.vodafone.ne.jp
95. Vodafone Japan (Hokuriko/Central North) Max 160 characters – number@r.vodafone.ne.jp
96. Vodafone Japan (Kansai/West — including Osaka) Max 160 characters – number@k.vodafone.ne.jp
97. Vodafone Japan (Kanto/Koushin/East — including Tokyo) Max 160 characters – number@t.vodafone.ne.jp
98. Vodafone Japan (Kyuushu/Okinawa) Max 160 characters – number@q.vodafone.ne.jp
99. Vodafone Japan (Shikoku) Max 160 characters – number@s.vodafone.ne.jp
100. Vodafone Japan (Touhoku/Niigata/North) Max 160 characters – number@h.vodafone.ne.jp
101. Vodafone Japan (Toukai/Central) Max 160 characters – number@c.vodafone.ne.jp
102. Vodafone Spain Max 90 characters – username@vodafone.es
103. Vodafone UK Max 90 characters – username@vodafone.net
104. Voicestream – 10digitnumber@voicestream.net 140 characters
105. Weblink Wireless Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@airmessage.net
106. WellCom Max 160 characters – PhoneNumber@sms.welcome2well.com
107. WyndTell Max 500 characters – PhoneNumber@wyndtell.com

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Here’s what I did to get my pics and vids back.

Apparently I had installed an app that changed my settings, and it changed my settings so that my iPhone 3GS was no longer saving the photos in the Camera Roll album in my Photos. I tried using the Image Capture app on my Mac to access the lost pictures and videos, but that did not work. That’s because it only looks in the default folder for the pics.

So what did I do to get access to my lost pictures and videos on my iPhone? iPhoto, baby! I just hooked up my iPhone to my Mac, launched iPhoto, clicked on the icon for my iPhone in iPhoto, and voila! There were all of my lost pics and vids! I was very happy about that.

To fix the issue, I just have to find the app that changed the settings and uninstall it. The I’ll use the app SBSettings in Cydia to change the settings back. Your iPhone needs to be jailbroken to do this. Good thing jailbreaking is legal now! I used SBSettings to fix it once, but whatever app is installed that changed it changed it right back after I fixed it. So now I just have to find that crazy app and kill/delete it. I’ll do another post on how I fixed it once I find that pesky app and ban it from my phone!

Enjoy your lost pics and vids!

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Well, today is the last day that you can register for MacWorld 2011, which will be held in San Francisco, California from January 25th to January 29th of next year.

I’m definitely an Apple fanboy, so I’ll be there. Want to be there as well?

Here’s the link:

MacWorld SF 2011 Free Registration

Go and register now before it ends today!

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The main problem is that Windows 7 does not really support WEP encryption. It prefers WPA. So if you want a quick fix, and you have access to the router’s settings, then just change the encryption type for the wireless network to WPA.

However, if you really want to stick with WEP, here is the workaround:

1. Click on START (the multi-colored ball in the bottom left corner of your screen
2. Click on CONTROL PANEL on the right
3. Click on NETWORK AND INTERNET
4. Click on NETWORK AND SHARING CENTER
5. Under CHANGE YOUR NETWORK SETTINGS, click on SET UP A NEW CONNECTION OR NETWORK
6. Select MANUALLY CONNECT TO A WIRELESS NETWORK and click the NEXT button below
7. Type in the name of your network in NETWORK NAME exactly as it was entered into the router
8. Set the SECURITY TYPE to WEP
9. ENCRYPTION TYPE should automatically change to WEP and should be grayed out so you can’t change it
10. Type your network password/key into the SECURITY KEY field
11. Check the box next to START THIS CONNECTION AUTOMATICALLY, if you want it to and if it is not yet checked
12. Check the box next to CONNECT EVEN IF THE NETWORK IS NOT BROADCASTING if you have the SSID Broadcasting feature disabled on your router (meaning you set it so that your network name won’t show up when someone searches for the available wireless networks in the area)
13. Click NEXT
14. Click CLOSE
15. Then, if you are not already connected and you are broadcasting your SSID, click on the bars in the bottom right corner of your screen where the time is where you normally connect to a wireless network, and select your network
16. Click CONNECT
17. You should be good to go!

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First and foremost, never…

ever buy an antivirus program that pops up on your computer. Never will a legitimate antivirus program just appear on your screen and say, “Your computer is infected! Buy me!” That will ALWAYS be spyware that does that. So DO NOT fall for it. Buy nothing. Install nothing, and do what I suggest below IMMEDIATELY.

The first thing that you MUST do to fix this issue is to get your computer into Safe Mode. Why? Because as you probably know, if your computer is infected with this threat, you can’t execute any program. It disables the ability to do that. So, get your computer in Safe Mode and you will once again be able to run programs.

How do you get it into Safe Mode? Immediately upon rebooting (restarting) your computer, hit your F8 key (it’s at the top of your keyboard) repeatedly until a black screen with white text appears asking you to choose how you would like to boot up your computer. Choose “Safe Mode with Networking” so you can still access the Internet.

However, to get into Safe Mode or Safe Mode with Networking, there is one possible catch. If you are working with a desktop and you have a USB keyboard, it may or may not allow you to go into Safe Mode. Some USB keyboards will not work until the computer starts to boot up into Windows. So hitting the F8 key repeatedly may or may not register when using a USB keyboard. That’s why it is best to get your hands on an old school PS/2 keyboard (the kind that has a connection that is round with prongs) for this job.

The two programs that will remove this annoying and PINA spyware are the following:

1. Combofix – you can both download and be shown how to use this program with that link
2. AVG Anti-Virus Free Edition – this also includes an anti-spyware component, which is what will remove and fix this issue

You will need to install and run ComboFix in Safe Mode with Networking, since you will not be able to do anything with it in regular windows.

When you use Combofix, there is no need to post the results on a website like the instructions on the page that I link to above suggests. Just running it will fix the issue, at least it did for my client. So run that program first.

Then download, install, update, and run AVG, just to be sure. HOWEVER, you’ll need to UNINSTALL your current antivirus program to do that, if you have one installed. You can not have two or more antivirus programs installed on your computer at the same time. They will cancel each other out and you won’t be protected. It could also potentially harm your computer.

If you don’t want to remove your current antivirus program and install and run AVG FREE edition, that’s OK. But I highly suggest you do it if you want this threat to be GONE from your computer.

Good luck!

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How long did it take?

It took about 1 to 2 hours. I’ve installed it before on other blogs, and Google Analytics saw it pretty quickly (within 10 minutes). But for whatever reason, this time it took a longer time.

The great thing about having a WordPress plugin for Google Analytics is that it makes it very easy to install Google Analytics. You do not have to edit any of the pages of your WordPress theme. You just enter the your UA ID, which you get from your Google Analytics account, into the plugin settings page, and then select values for the other options that it mentions on the plugin page, which are pretty much set to the value that you want already anyway. Then you just click “Save Changes” and you are good to go!

But again, you may have to wait up to an hour or two for the caution sign to go away in your Google Analytics account for that domain (the caution sign says that it does not see the correct coding for Analytics to work yet). It will eventually turn into a green check mark.

By the way, if you are not tracking the stats of your blog or website, then I HIGHLY suggest that you do. You cannot know where you are going if you don’t know where you are. And you must track your progress. That is an absolute necessity. If you don’t, then you will never grow and never improve, or at least you won’t know about it.

There are many stats software programs out there, but the best one is Google Analytics. The stats program that Google uses used to cost thousands and thousands of dollars, but they bought it and made it free for all of us. Gotta love Google! So take advantage of Google’s generosity and install Google Analytics on your blog or website today! It only takes a copy & paste and a few clicks!

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This offer is GOOD THROUGH Wednesday, June 30, 2010!

What services do I offer?

• Get rid of those pesky popups
• Block popups from appearing again
• Rid your computer of spyware, malware, viruses, and all other threats
• Protect your computer from future threats
• Speed up your computer
• Repair your computer
• Rebuild your computer
• Upgrade your computer
• One on one computer/Internet training
• Network your computers via cables or wirelessly
• Computer setup & installation

As always, ACT FAST and contact me if you want to take advantage of this offer. My schedule fills up fast!

And I will probably be taking some time off in July to visit my family, so NOW would be the best time to get the things done that you need taken care of computer wise.

Have a GREAT week!

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After thinking about it for a while, I realized that it’s about serving you, helping you in any way that I can to make your experience with your computer(s) be fun, problem-free, and productive.

WHAT CAN I DO FOR YOU?

With that in mind, my question to you is, how I can I serve you better? What problems do you have that I can answer or solve? What topics would you like to see me cover in my blog posts and in my “How To” videos? What services would you like to see me offer that I am not currently offering? In other words, what can I do for you?

Simply comment below and let me know what I can do for you. I’d love to know what is on your mind…what your troubles are regarding computers.

To get things started, I would like to offer you a gift for helping me help you (and many others)…

MY GIFT OFFER TO YOU
(submissions for this offer will be accepted up until 11:59PM PDT WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 2010 PST)

If you are one of the first 3 people to comment below with an idea that I feel I can use to help you and many others regarding how I can serve you better via my blog posts, videos, and/or services that I offer (i.e. tell me a challenge that you are having that I can either give you the solution to via a blog post or video, or that I can solve for you via a service that I don’t currently offer), then I will send you a $25 Gift Certificate that you can use at over 13,000 restaurants across the US!

That’s right, all you have to do is think of a challenge that you are having right now regarding computers, or tell me a service that you would like to see me offer, and if your challenge/idea is one of the first three that I receive that I feel I can use, I’ll hook you up with a $25 Gift Certificate that you can use at
countless restaurants across the US!

So to recap:

1. Take a moment to think of how I can better serve you with your computer needs/challenges via blog posts, videos, and/or services that I offer
2. Check to make sure that your idea or the solution to your challenge will also serve many others
3. Comment below with your challenge or idea for another service I can offer that I am not currently offering
4. Hit “Submit Comment”

And if you are one of the first 3 people to comment below with an idea that I feel I can use to help serve you and many others, then I will send you a $25 Gift Certificate that you can use at over 13,000 restaurants all across the US!

So if you’re interested, get to it and good luck!

Submissions for this gift offer will be accepted up until 11:59PM PDT Wednesday, June 30, 2010. And I will post the winners, along with their challenges/ideas, on this blog no later than Friday, June 2, 2010. And of course I will post the solutions to their challenges in future blog posts, and/or start offering a service that they suggest.

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