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Thursday, March 7, 2013

How to get rid of the message "Sent via iPhone" on your Facebook status


The Facebook application for iPhone allows you to use your phone to check your Facebook news feed, update your status and sending messages. As the application is linked to the phone, the site recognizes the difference between the devices. When you use the iPhone app, the message "via iPhone" appears in your status. If for some reason you prefer that your friends and family do not know that you are posting from your phone, use the workaround to hide your shipping method.
  1. Remove the update status of your Facebook profile, if she ever show "via iPhone". Locate the post and slide your finger left in the update, and the application will display a Delete button, red. Tap to remove the status message with the label iPhone. Can not modify application settings, and the message "via iPhone" will appear on each status message you post while using the application.
  2. Open Safari and navigate to m.facebook.com. While the Facebook application for iPhone recognizes the device and letters, use the Facebook mobile site is very similar to the full site, but with less functions.
  3. Update your status using the mobile site instead to hide the application you are using your iPhone for this. Touch the text bar at the top of the page to enter your status and then Share. The Facebook mobile also allows access Facebook with your iPhone, just without the label messages. When you post your status message, it will appear that you are using the site for that.


Friday, March 1, 2013

How to track a stolen iPod Touch without software

If someone steals your iPod touch, there's no way need to track it without software. If your phone does not have a specific tracking applications, you will not be able to know your exact location. However, there are other methods that can retrieve it.

1. Check Craigslist, other bulletin boards online and also eBay regularly to your neighborhood or city and the surrounding areas. If the person who stole your iPod try to sell it, you might recognize his image or description.
2. The online bulletin boards exist for the purpose of locating stolen items. They hope that consumers seek on Google the serial number of an item you plan to buy in order to make sure it is not stolen. Post the serial number of your machine in Stolen911 and other sites, and maybe someone will notify you.
3. Some sites track the location of recent logins. If you have a Gmail account or Facebook, which can be accessed from your device that was stolen, the IP address will be logged by the site. These addresses can be linked to certain places and regions, so that you focus your search in that area.

How to Download Games for the iPod Nano 3G

The iPod Nano 3rd Generation (3G) is a portable multimedia device that not only lets you play music and photos, but also download and play games. Using iTunes, the program management standard iPod, you can download and sync to your player games quickly and easily. There are several different games that you can choose, depending on their interests, and in no time you can start to play them wherever you go.

1. Connect your iPod Nano 3G to your computer using the USB cable and open iTunes if it does not open automatically.
2. Click on your iPod icon in the left pane of the iTunes program and click "iTunes Store". Search for the game you want to download to your iPod and click "Download".
3. Enter your username and password in iTunes and click "Download" to download the game automatically to your iTunes library.
4. Click on your iPod icon in the left pane and click the "Game". Select "Sync Games". Select the game you downloaded and click "Apply" to automatically sync the game for the iPod Nano 3G.
5. Make sure the game has been downloaded on the iPod by selecting the "Extra". Select "Games". You should see your game listed in this category.
 

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