There are some phones with higher current need, for example iPhone 3G and 3Gs, HTC Hero and Magic, Google Nexus One, HTC HD2, Samsung Omnia i8910, and Motorola Milestone. GeekTechPost.com
Sometimes you are might just be able to charge to around 50% – 60% of full battery, chances are you are using a USB hub or a bad AC adpator. If so, you might need to use the original AC adaptor. The rational behind this is that it cannot charge fully if the input ampere is lower than the requirement of the phone. This way the electricity cannot be flowed to the phone and thus the phone cannot be charged. GeekTechPost.com
Next time when you buy an AC adaptor with USB out, remember to check the output of the phone – a 500mA adaptor is unlikely to fully charge a phone which requires 1A input(1A=1000mA). GeekTechPost.com
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Battery stay at low level even after charging overnight?
9:19 AM | Filed Under Apple, Battery Issues, HTC, Motorola, Samsung | 0 Comments
Screen Capture method for Android, WinMo and iPhone
While it's easy to take a screenshot in Apple iPhone, it seems very difficult to screenshot in an Android handset.
1) Press Home
2) then press Power
3) the screen flashes white to indicate a successful shot, then you can release both button
This should work for iPhone, 3G, 3GS, Touch 1st Gen and Touch 2nd Gen alike.
Option 1) Use the Android System Development Kit, there's a screen capture function, but this will require downloading and unzipping plus a lot of instructions to follow.
Option 2) Just use the App from Market named "ShootMe". This application requires rooting (superuser request, or SU request). If you have a custom ROM, chances are you already have it rooted. This little app not only can take screenshots by shaking the phone or shouting and save it into PNG files in your SD card, it is also capable to record your series of actions as a "clip"! (it will take a series of pictures continously, so you will have to stop the recording once finished)
Download ShootMe in Market with this QR-code:

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iPhone and iPod Touch
In iPhone and iPod touch, to screen capture:1) Press Home
2) then press Power
3) the screen flashes white to indicate a successful shot, then you can release both button
This should work for iPhone, 3G, 3GS, Touch 1st Gen and Touch 2nd Gen alike.
Android
In Android, there are two options, both option require some advanced knowledge to achieve.Option 1) Use the Android System Development Kit, there's a screen capture function, but this will require downloading and unzipping plus a lot of instructions to follow.
Option 2) Just use the App from Market named "ShootMe". This application requires rooting (superuser request, or SU request). If you have a custom ROM, chances are you already have it rooted. This little app not only can take screenshots by shaking the phone or shouting and save it into PNG files in your SD card, it is also capable to record your series of actions as a "clip"! (it will take a series of pictures continously, so you will have to stop the recording once finished)
Download ShootMe in Market with this QR-code:
Windows Mobile
WinMo handsets and WM powered PDAs can try Ilium Softwares's "Screen Capture" (direct link here). The software is pretty straightforward, just download and install it, run the program and follow the short instruction. When you press the defined key, a screenshot is made.Please visit our new site at http://GeekTechPost.com
Broken Push notification in iPhone 3.0 is due to jailbreaking
Some users have been receiving unrelated messages totally unrelated to them, and thought it was the problem on Apple's side. Appleinsider says otherwise.
The explanation is that to Jailbreaking ("JB") the iPhone, the unique private and public key of iPhone will change to that of the jailbreak. This opens a very dangerous loophole for hackers to distribute malicious contents. Receiving unrelated push will not be the most serious case . . .
Appleinsider did no specifically say if third-party unlocking will have this problem, but for safety's sake, it's better not to do than to do.
The explanation is that to Jailbreaking ("JB") the iPhone, the unique private and public key of iPhone will change to that of the jailbreak. This opens a very dangerous loophole for hackers to distribute malicious contents. Receiving unrelated push will not be the most serious case . . .
Appleinsider did no specifically say if third-party unlocking will have this problem, but for safety's sake, it's better not to do than to do.
5:22 PM | Filed Under Apple, iPhone, Jailbreak | 0 Comments
Get your iPod Touch upgraded to 3.0 without paying the $9.95
Feel like being discriminated for iPhone users can upgrade for free while you have to spend an extra $10? We have two Touches in our workshop, and we have heard about the following method, which seemed legitimate (as we manage to get the file in apple.com), and we decided to try it.
We have tried the following methods on two iPod Touch 2nd Generation machines and found them working. We cannot guarantee that this trick works in every single machine though. We have not heard any failed attempts thus far.
Here is how this was supposed to work:
(Make sure your iPod isnt modified in some strange way.)
1) Get the "iPod1,1_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw" (for iPod Touch first generation) or "iPod2,1_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw" (for iPod Touch second generation) from the Internet. This file is basically available everywhere, including the Apple site.
2) Go to iTunes and click your device, and wait until it finishes synchonizing.
3) Hold down "Shift" key (on your keyboard) while clicking the "Recover" button.
4) Select the ipsw file you've just downloaded and saved.
5) The restore should work, all information in your iPod should vanish. Don't panic,
6) as iTunes will prompt you to restore the backup you just sync'ed.
We have tried the following methods on two iPod Touch 2nd Generation machines and found them working. We cannot guarantee that this trick works in every single machine though. We have not heard any failed attempts thus far.
Here is how this was supposed to work:
(Make sure your iPod isnt modified in some strange way.)
1) Get the "iPod1,1_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw" (for iPod Touch first generation) or "iPod2,1_3.0_7A341_Restore.ipsw" (for iPod Touch second generation) from the Internet. This file is basically available everywhere, including the Apple site.
2) Go to iTunes and click your device, and wait until it finishes synchonizing.
3) Hold down "Shift" key (on your keyboard) while clicking the "Recover" button.
4) Select the ipsw file you've just downloaded and saved.
5) The restore should work, all information in your iPod should vanish. Don't panic,
6) as iTunes will prompt you to restore the backup you just sync'ed.
10:22 AM | Filed Under Apple, iPod | 0 Comments
iPod Touch's crappy keyboard.
If you use iPod Touch, you might be very furious that you can NEVER type certain words normally.
After you type "lom" you can never type an "o"; after you type "eun" you can never type an "i".
This is absurdly stupid, but it seems it's a shameless plot to make users fed up of an iPod Touch so that Apple can sell more iPhones.
Of the machines we have tested, only iPod Touch has the problem, but iPhone seems not to replicate this retarded (sorry, but this word is necessary) AutoCorrect.
After you type "lom" you can never type an "o"; after you type "eun" you can never type an "i".
This is absurdly stupid, but it seems it's a shameless plot to make users fed up of an iPod Touch so that Apple can sell more iPhones.
Of the machines we have tested, only iPod Touch has the problem, but iPhone seems not to replicate this retarded (sorry, but this word is necessary) AutoCorrect.
6:18 PM | Filed Under Apple, iPod | 0 Comments
Drastic price increase of Apple Store
With the launch of iPod Shuffle 3g(3rd Gen), a series of price revisions were taken place in Apple Stores all over the world.
Due to currency fluctuation, some products in Apple Store of various countries skyrocketed. Taiwanese users are already complaining about the price increase of iPod Nano. However, there are more extreme cases in South Korea, which our old post just covered a few days ago.
One week ago, iPod Touch 8G was 280,000 KRW (Korean Won) in South Korea. Now it is 36% more expensive: 379,000 won in official store.
Yes, this sounds a lot, but today's 379,000 KRW is more or less the 280,000 KRW one year ago.
Due to currency fluctuation, some products in Apple Store of various countries skyrocketed. Taiwanese users are already complaining about the price increase of iPod Nano. However, there are more extreme cases in South Korea, which our old post just covered a few days ago.
One week ago, iPod Touch 8G was 280,000 KRW (Korean Won) in South Korea. Now it is 36% more expensive: 379,000 won in official store.
Yes, this sounds a lot, but today's 379,000 KRW is more or less the 280,000 KRW one year ago.
11:21 PM | Filed Under Apple, Discount, iPod | 0 Comments
iPod shuffle new generation launched
The Apple store is now loaded with iPod shuffle of the new generation. The most essential stuff you might want to know:- $79
- 4GB
- 45.2 x 17.5 x 7.8mm
- 10.7 grams
- 3.5mm stereo headphone jack
- 10 hours music playback
- earphones, with remote, without microphone
- able to read mp3 file details (song title ametc) in various languages
With an MP3 small like this, it will be easily forgotten/lost if you are careless. Plus, when viewing from the front, lacking the distinctive style of buttons, you cannot really tell it's an Apple product.(p.s. No, this time don't buy in Seoul, it's 129,000 won which is $83, and doesn't worth the work to tax refund. Just only hoard the iPod Touch there. In Hong Kong, iPod shuffle new gen is just 600 HK dollars = $77)
7:09 PM | Filed Under Apple, iPod | 0 Comments
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