IPod Touch Calculator Divide by Zero
The iPod Touch Calculator does not return an error on a divide by zero operation. It just displays "0" which is not correct. Is this a know bug? I did a search on this forum and found nothing. How does one report a bug to Apple officially?
Perhaps the new version of the app due out with the v2.0 Upgrade (with the scientific calculator in landscape mode) will be correct in this regard.
In any case, report to http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipodtouch.html
Hope this helps...
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OK. My new iPod Touch (16GB) is on order (ordered on day 1) - I have my Mobile Me account up and running and my iCal and my Mail accounts are synced.
My reason for buying the new iPod touch is to replace my Palm Pilot (Tungsten E). I was able to export/import 6 years worth of Palm data to iCal – now I need to be able to use iCal on the iPod touch to see/edit my daily schedules on the road – and to sync and see them on several Macs at home and in the studio.
I just watched the new Apple video about the new iPod touch – and, frankly, it came across as a 1) a teen-age game machine, 2) a movie player, and 3) a music box. Nothing in the video promo spoke to iCal on a Touch – or using the iPod touch as a business tool – other than Safari and email.
There are a million new apps available, but I don’t have time to test them all. This is what I need:
1) A iPod Touch version of Docs To Go. I want to make a document (file- text –letter) on my Mac (in Word, for example) – and then download it to the touch to read (and edit) on the road – and then re-sync changes made on the Touch with Mobile Me and my Macs.
2) To Do lists that sync between Mobile Me – my Macs and the Touch – with the ability to make/edit the To Do from the Mac or the Touch.
3) Search capability to find events, To-Dos, and documents (such as a letter) in the iPod Touch. That is a great feature of the Palm Pilot – I can see when I was last in a city with a simple search – or find a calendar entry with a customer’s name – even from several years ago.
And:
4) a Forum that addresses how to use the iPod Touch as a business tool – rather than as a game/music/video machine – essentially how to replace a BlackBerry or a Palm Pilot with and iPod Touch.
I have ZERO AT&T coverage where I live and work – so the iPhone is a no go for me. I will keep my Verizon cell phone and get rid of the Palm Pilot – if I can make the Touch behave as a tool rather than as a toy.
So – What APPS should I get ready to use?Hi,
I have done the transition from a Palm Treo to the iPod Touch. As has been said the Apps are not as mature as with the Palm. You do need to be creative. I went with OmniFocus, both the ipod app and the desktop app. The desktop app will sync with iCal but I feel it should be the master. Not the cheapest route but very solid.
Direct MS Word compatibility I haven't seen yet. It will be there I am sure. The Notes app works fine for writing and you can email notes to yourself and copy the text out to what ever program you choose. No cut Copy Paste yet either so real word processing is not a reality. Docs to Go was pretty good.
There is CSV touch that will load any CSV file. Excel sheets. Also the idb Datamaster pro. Worth looking at. It is a database system that can import and export again in csv.
I have PocketMoney to record financials. It will sync through QIF files with Quicken. I say sync but it really just imports and exports QIF files. Takes some creative handleing not to end up with duplictae transactions. I figured out a work around and it saves keeping the paper around till I get to my computer.
File Magnet is really great. Drag anything to it and it will be loaded for viewing ( only) on the Touch.
The sync with iCal, Email and Contacts is excellent. I use this system daily for all my appointments and work schedules.
I don't bother with the games but it is cool to listen to music in the car with one device.
Having real internet in your hand instead of the klunky Treo browser is so much better. Safari is functional enough to do my online banking.
iFlix is really functional for Netflix. My Weather for weather forcast. Gives local animated radar.
So.. It is a new platform. It will have growing pains but it is functional and innovative.
Browse the App Store. Most are cheap enough that you can try without costing too much. The reviews are mostly helpful if you weed through the jokers.
I carry mine all the time. It finds internet all over without me doing anything. Battery life is acceptable for the most part. Just listening to music it lasts plenty long. Wifi and constant browsing or apps will run it down quicker. Consider that like watching a video. I use it in my car with a TransPod FM adapter. It charges the battery while it is playing. Works out fine that way. I get a full day of use and then the night always on without any worries. The ride to work charges it up enough.
Hope this helps. I love mine.
Greg -
The screen is not touch sensitive in the area covered by the 7 8 9 numbers when the ipod is in the horizontal (in scientific calculator orientation) - the rest of the screen is fine. But because of the ares affected I cannot even log on to internet as the password needed has the letters in the affected area!! Frustrating!!
Any idea how to correct this - in simple terms please as I am not very technical at all!!
There are no physical marks or scratches on the screen in the area affected.Try the following:
- A reset. Nothing is lost
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least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
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All the other apps can not be deleted but if you want to get rid of the icons go to setting>general>ristrictions>and disable the stuff that you want.
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Status bar reverts to:
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900 mb of free space (even though the apps I delete are deleted on ipod touch)It looks like too many changes already had taken place in the 'iTunes Library' file, to start from the original situation.
You can of course restore all the links manually, but you're probably still busy doing that next week.
Try to rebuild the library, using the instructions in this article:
How to recreate your iTunes Library
You could loose some information.
BTW. If your library mainly contains MP3's and AAC's and Apple Lossless, you won't loose any track related information (artwork, name, artist, album etc.)
That information is stored inside the song file.
Other information is stored inside the library files.
More info in: What are the iTunes library files?
You already made changes. Some links probably point to the external disk and some point to the internal. So I'm not sure re-creating the library will give satisfactory results. I hope it does of course.
If it's all a mess now, you could consider to start from scratch.
By doing this, you will loose all playlists, ratings, podcast subscriptions etc. but not track related info as mentioned above.
To do this, trash the 'iTunes Library' file and run iTunes. you will start with an empty library. Drag and drop the 'iTunes Music' folder on it.
All music will be added to the library.
Consider this as a last resort. Try re-creating first.
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i need help changing my ipod touch 4g lock screen password
If iTunes is asking you to enter the iPod then yo have to restore and thus erase the iPod after you place the iPod in recovery mode. Otherwise:
Recovering your iTunes library from your iPod or iOS device: Apple Support Communities
You can redownload most iTunes purchases by:
Downloading past purchases from the App Store, iBookstore, and iTunes Store -
HELP!!
You should be able to upgrade it to iPhone OS 3.1.3, if it's a 1st gen iPod touch. This Apple article explains how to upgrade.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4623
You'll need to use the second method, where is says Update your device using iTunes.
Once you have iPhone OS 3.1.3 running on the iPod touch, you should be able to access the App Store and download apps. Some apps will not run, if later versions of "iOS" (such as iOS 4 and 5) are required. The App Store (on the iPod touch) will prevent you from downloading incompatible apps.
It may be easier to download apps using the iTunes Store on your computer, then sync the apps to your iPod touch, because you have a larger screen to view the app's description. -
Hi!
I have a iPod touch 8GB 5.0.1 and my contacs my app store Are not on the home screen and my contacs .
So I go to restrictions and they say that they are ON so I reboot my iPod and he still the same thing.
So I restore my iPod from iTunes and iTunes say that this iPod cannot be restore and I do that on a MacBook pro and I do the second time on windows computer.
So I need help , I don't know what to do .
Thank you .The app, if not restricted, may be hidden in your folders. If you go to settings, general, reset, reset home screen layout, you can rule that out.
Does your restore give you a specific error? If so, see http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3694 and http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1275
You can also restore from your iPod, by going to settings, general, reset, reset all content and settings, but make sure that you have created a backup beforehand.
About iTunes backups:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4946
About iCloud backups:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4859
If you are still having issues, you can always try to contact AppleCare
Seth -
IPod Touch is having a problem with a single character!?
I've tried to login to many websites over safari since I bought my iPod Touch, and until then, it was the very only thing that made my frustrated! I was never able to login to any web sites, always getting a login/password error.
I was thinking that maybe the exclamation marks in my passwords where problematic, but no. So I started to replace every character of my usual passwords to find that...
If I have a zero ("0") character in my passwords, it never works! Any idead!? I hope this thread can serve as a bug report!I'm using the Zero ("0") character.
And as a matter of test, I did change every single password I could use on the net via iPod Touch, to something containing only letters, the number 3 and exclamation marks and everything works fine.
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For two days I have been trying to download/update apps on my iPod touch and iPad 2. Any app I download will get half way done and then I get a message saying it can't download try again later. I have also tried to download/update on my pc. Apps will get about 10 mb downloaded and then go back to zero, and it does this about three times before giving me an error. Not really sure what is going on.
Hello jkjr,
Thank you for posting in the Apple Support Communities. It sounds like you are not able to to update some of your applications on your iPod touch and iPad 2 through the App Store on your device or through iTunes. I found a tutorial for the iPhone that will guide you through steps to troubleshoot this. The steps would also work for an iPod touch or iPad. You can skip the first two sections and start from the section called "Close app":
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http://www.apple.com/v20110427232717/support/iphone/assistant/application
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On iPod Touch, how can I view calendars but not sync them?
I have thirteen years of calendar events in iCal on my desktop Mac, dating back to year 2000, divided between three calendars. A quite large amount of calendar data, admittedly. I sync to my iPod Touch via iCloud. Problem is that, if I select "Sync All Events" in the Settings of the iPod, my iPod apparently constantly is trying to sync thirteen years, resulting in unbearably slow performance, with intolerably long lag before calendars "sync" and before new entries resolve.
Of course, if I select the alternative iPod Calendar Setting "Sync Events Six Months Back", my iPod performs swiftly, efficiently... after all, it's not like I'm editing old events from years ago. However, by doing so, events older than 6 months cannot be viewed on the iPod Touch.
I suppose most people aren't concerned with preserving older calendar events in a viewable form, but I have need to do so on my iPod Touch. I don't need to spend unbelievable amount of waiting time while my iPod processes (i.e., "syncs") all my old calendar events ; I simply wish to be able to see the darn things! So, how do I maintain fast performance AND ability to view all my calendar events quickly?
I hope this makes sense. If anyone has an idea how I can achieve this, I will be greatly appreciative. Obviously, on my desktop Mac I have no problem viewing any date in iCal that I choose to view. On my iPod, though, can I set up separate calendar in which I can store but not sync the older calendar stuff? Or, do I need some separate app to preserve and view my older calendars?
Thanks.Try the following:
- A reset. Nothing is lost
Reset iPod touch: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Restore from backup
- Restore to factory settings/new iPod.
If you still have the problem that indicates a hardware problem and an appointment at the Genius Bar of an Apple store is in order -
Help: songs skip on my iPod touch 2
First, I'm sure it's just the problem of the iPod touch, not the audio files, because they all play normally not only on the iTunes software, but also on my iPod nano 3 as well.
So here's the exact problem:
For all my audio files compressed by Nero AAC codec, the last few seconds, bar none, will be skipped when played on my iPod touch 2.
However, there seems to be a fixed pattern for such skipping: if the song's length is 1 minute, the last 1 second will be skipped; if it's a 2-minute-long song, then the last 2 seconds will be skipped, then you can do the math yourself.
I'm not sure about the exact seconds, but that's the way it works.
Since most songs will leave a few seconds of "space" in the end, such skips are usually harmless. But for a continuouse work that's divided into several tracks, or some concert work that weighs as much as 20~30 minutes (which means the last 20~30 seconds will be omitted), your enjoyment can be severely impaired.
Here's something else worth mentioning: all the mp3 files compressed by lame or iTunes, and AAC songs bought from iTunes Store have no such problem on my iPod touch, which only affects AAC files encoded by Nero AAC codec, CBR & VBR alike.
My iPod touch's software version is 2.2.1 (they don't fix the problem since 2.1, when I bought the iPod)
Is there a way to fix the problem, or at least, will somebody tell me that I'm not alone on this?
Thank you!Have you tried converting them using iTunes itself? If you want to keep them as AAC files, first, open iTunes Preferences and then open Import Options. Select AAC from the drop down menu and select OK. Then, select the tracks you want to convert, right click and select "convert to AAC". Once they've converted, delete the original files then sync the new tracks to your iPod. If the skipping continues, maybe do what I said above but convert them to MP3 instead.
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SSRS Expression divide by zero error
Hi, I am getting an error in SSRS calculating the field that potentially divide by zero. may i ask your help to fix this issue. thanks.
=First(Fields!CEQ_all.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS") = value is zero
=Sum(Fields!Prod_Plan_Yield.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS")= value is 0.16
--This is the codes in my field expression
=IIF(First(Fields!CEQ_all.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS")>Sum(Fields!Prod_Plan_Yield.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS"),Sum(Fields!Prod_Plan_Yield.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS")/First(Fields!CEQ_all.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS"),1)try like this
=IIF(First(Fields!CEQ_all.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS")>Sum(Fields!Prod_Plan_Yield.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS"),Sum(Fields!Prod_Plan_Yield.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS")/IIF(First(Fields!CEQ_all.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS")>0,First(Fields!CEQ_all.Value, "DailyUpdates_DS"),Nothing),1)
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IPod Touch 3rd gen reboots: panic CRC ERR
My 14 year old daughter had an iPod Touch 3rd gen that, with less than a month to go on the warranty, the touchscreen stopped working. Took it in to the Apple store, where they tried to see if they could resuscitate it by upgrading iOS, reseting to factory defaults, and a couple other magic clicks they tried. All to no avail. They checked the liquid damage indicator, found no damage, and then agreed to replace the device. I walked out with a new (?) device and was happy.
A couple months later I overheard my daughter asking if she could have her mom's Touch. I asked why she wasn't using her Touch, and she told me that it has rebooted randomly since we got the replacement. Of course, I was incensed that she didn't say something sooner - like, before the warranty ran out. Knowing that the warrany had expired, I started to research the problem on Apple's forums and the Internet.
Most of the information I found seemed to indicate that certain versions of iOS seemed to incite these kinds of problems. So I went through several exercises to try upgrading, downgrading, restoring the device, DFU mode, etc. Still, the problems continued. I upgraded the device over the weeks and months, hoping to find the magic version that would stop this. I tried removing apps, not installing any apps at all, putting music on slowly instead of syncing large amounts of data, etc.
A day or two ago I installed iOS 5. It seemed like it was going to work fine, but still periodically it would crash - including during the upgrade process itself, during the restore after the upgrade, when running large apps, when running small apps, and even when not doing anything at all. In fact the reboots complicated the process such that I could no longer sync without an error, so I had to reinstall the OS again earlier today. I was at dinner tonight and looked over when something caught the corner of my eye - it had gone to the Apple boot screen all by itself, when it was simply sitting there not being used.
I found General -> About -> Diagnostics & Usage -> Diagnostic & Usage Data, and see eight files:
(4) files called 2011-10-15-xxxxxx.panic.plist (I assume xxxxxx is a time of day, since the latest one is from dinnertime)
(4) files called ResetCounter-2011-10-15-xxx (rest of file name is cut off, xxx is first three digits of above xxxxxx)
I opened them and they all look relatively similar (latest one shown):
panic.plist:
Incident Identifier: 5498CD62-1915-4CF6-AA29-68B264862600
CrashReporter Key:
1f8e6350d76b74f0edef75a88dbf683f7cf32490
Hardware Model: iPod3,1
Date/Time: 2011-10-15 20:42:29.359 -0400
OS Version: iPhone OS 5.0 (9A334)
CRC ERR!
ResetCounter:
Incident Identifier: 246DB43B-7BC1-454D-8835-FBB81C4DD63B
CrashReporter Key:
1f8e6350d76b74f0edef75a88dbf683f7cf32490
Reset count: 1
Boot failure count: 0
Boot faults:
Boot stage: 0
Boot app: 0
Now I'm no Apple genius, but CRC ERR to me means a memory problem (cyclic redundancy check, stored checksum of memory contents does not match calculated checksum of same). The fact that there is a file for each crash since I reinstalled iOS indicates to me that this device is panicking because of a memory problem.
I am generally happy with the Apple i* line - our family has an iPad, an iPad 2, an iPhone 3GS, an iPhone 4, 3 iPod 3rd Gens, and our daughter is on track to get an iPhone 4 for her birthday next month. What concerns me is that they have given me a refurbished device with a problem, and I am powerless to do anything about it? The flat rate repair cost for the device is $149, but I feel that they gave me a device that wasn't working to begin with.
Any advice on how to deal with Apple in a case like this? The device is, of course, not covered by warranty, and they want an unspecified amount of money for a single telephone incident, wherein I believe they will simply tell me/confirm that I have a hardware issue. I would like them to look in their records and see what the problem was with the original device they refurbished, because I suspect that they didn't find fault and simply repackaged it.
I am prepared to talk to them - I think I will go to the store, though, because there are scant few appointments available for someone to call me in the next week. I am even prepared to pay the money, if I thought I had a decent chance of getting some satisfaction in this. But after reading some other customers' experiences with AppleCare, I tend to believe that the tier-1 support people won't satisfy.
The device was easily $250 when I first bought it for her, and I feel somewhat cheated if they simply repackaged dead hardware. But it's my word against theirs at this point.
Again, simply looking for advice on how I might bring this to the attention of people who care and aren't just reading from a troubleshooting flowchart.
Thanks in advance for any advice or suggestions, including if anyone knows of a resolution that I haven't tried?My problem is exactly the same, and I have not found a solution. I have a 3rd generation iPod Touch with 32 GB, recently upgraded to iOS 5. My iPod reboots randomly, regardless of what it's being used for, and sometimes even when it's not being used. My "crash reports" in Settings -> General -> About -> Diagnostics & Usage -> Diagnostic & Usage Data directory are very similar:
panic.plist:
SysInfoCrashReporterKey
e0ab646b87a44daa85ab165a087e2c90b04c1cae
bug_type
110
description
Incident Identifier: 915E60F0-790A-4ABE-B153-F371E6B497F0
CrashReporter Key: e0ab646b87a44daa85ab165a087e2c90b04c1cae
Hardware Model: iPod3,1
Date/Time: 2011-10-30 00:42:12.906 -0400
OS Version: iPhone OS 5.0 (9A334)
CRC ERR!
os_version
iPhone OS 5.0 (9A334)
system_ID
ResetCounter:
AutoSubmitted
SysInfoCrashReporterKey
e0ab646b87a44daa85ab165a087e2c90b04c1cae
bug_type
115
description
Incident Identifier: B95D297B-EF08-4C6E-A411-CCBAB2515A5A
CrashReporter Key: e0ab646b87a44daa85ab165a087e2c90b04c1cae
Date: 2011-10-30 00:42:10 -0400
Reset count: 1
Boot failure count: 0
Boot faults:
Boot stage: 0
Boot app: 0
displayName
Reset count
name
Reset count
os_version
iPhone OS 5.0 (9A334)
version
101
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