What is Newsstand and why does it say Music instead of iPod?

I just did a big update and when I cam back, my ipad now has Newsstand and I can't get rid of it. More stuff I should purchase?

Newstand is a new built-in app that is part of iOS 5 that is used for newspapers and magazines that offer monthly reoccuring subscriptions...like found in a real physical newstand. The iPod application was renamed to Music to better identify its contents and "Video" is now a separate application like it is in the iPad.

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Help: I've had my Lucid 3 phone since May and this phone has been the most confusing thing to operate. I'm currently having three (3) issues:
The Wi-Fi is not working...I keep getting the symbol refreshing. I can't turn the Wi-Fi on or off. I read "Turning Wi-Fi on..." when I go to the setting for Wi-Fi but this has been going on for 3 hours. C'mon! My Wi-Fi at home is working great; that's how I'm writing this post. Help!
To add to the misery: I keep getting a pop-up notification that reads: "Unfortunately, the android.process.acore has stopped." What is this and why does it not work. The phone's been getting this message for a week now...help!
Last concern: I'm still not getting multimedia texts (particularly pictures). The data and Wi-Fi were on...well, that's when the Wi-Fi was working (please refer to complaint #1 above). What the heck?
This phone is terrible news and I can't wait to replace it. In the meantime, the phone needs to work. Help.
-Salo

We certainly want to clear up all the confusion and have a working phone in your hands, srodezno. Let's take this one issue at a time:
1. How long ago did this trouble with WiFi start? Are you able to connect to any alternate WiFi signals other than the one at home?
2. Do you get that notification when you access anything in particular? Did it begin when you updated or installed any application?
3. Are you still able to access other data services (web, apps, Play Store, etc) while the WiFi is off/not working? Are you able to send the MMS messages?
JenniferH_VZW
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What is "Other" and why does it take up so much space?

What is "Other" and why does it take up so much space?

What is the Other on my iPhone and How to Remove It
An "other" larger than about 1 1/2 GB usually indicates that the "other" includes corrupted files.
First try:
"First you go settings/general/usage/music/then left swipe over music and press delete and you would think it deletes your music but it doesn't instead it deletes your other but make sure your ipod is connected to a computer while doing this"
as recommended by:
How do I get rid of "other" storage: Apple Support Communities
Next, usually restoring from backup eliminated the corrupted files. However, sometimes restoring to factory settings/new iPod is required.
To restore from backup see:
iOS: How to back up

What is indexing and why does it take 122 hours?

What is indexing and why has it slowed my computer and why does it take 122 hours?

Indexing allows Spotlght to know where everything is on your computer. It won't take as long as it says, the times it gives are always vastly inflated.

What is X11 and Why does GIMP require it

Hello all,
I use GIMP at work on a Windows workstation, and love it. I have just downloaded the mac version but on boot up it prompts me to locate the 'X11'.
What is X11?
where is it located?
and
Why does GIMP need it so badly?
Thanking you all in advance

If I recall X11 is an optional install on your installer dvd's. I don't remember if it's a option on the main install or an addition on the second dvd.
When it gets installed the X11 app will be in your /Applications/Utilities folder. There is also additional stuff the app needs in other directories on your boot drive as well.
As for what X11 is, here's a wiki reference. Basically the mac version of gimp needs x11 as it's windowing layer (probably the easiest way to port gimp to the mac).

What is "ndat", and why does it want to connect to 0.0.0.0 on DIVERT port?

Whenever I connect to any wireless hotspot, LittleSnitch (a program that reports any ingoing/outgoing connections) says: "ndat wants to connect to 0.0.0.0 on DIVERT port 2560 (labrat)". If I click "allow" the connection works fine, if I deny the connection, the internet doesn't work. Does anybody have any idea what this is?
I just want to make sure I'm not inadvertently allowing my data to go through some connection and be vulnerable, etc.

I thought about that, but all that LittleSnitch does is report ingoing/outgoing communications. It doesn't create any. So I'm just trying to figure out what a program called "ndat" does, and what 0.0.0.0 on DIVERT port 2560 (labrat) means.
Has anyone heard of any of these things on OSX?

When turning pages in catalog in safari messages comes up "Are you sure you want to send a form again? it then asks if I want to cancel or resend form? what is this and why does it pop up?

When turning pages in catalog in safari, message comes up "Are you sure you want to send a form again? It then asks if I want to cancel or resend form? What is this and what am I doing wrong? I'm obviously new to mac.

You can turn that off if you want ..
From your Safari menu bar top of your screen click Safari > Preferences then select the Security tab.
Deselect: Ask before sendinga a non-secure form from a secure a secure website

What is maccmd and why does it want to make changes?

Everytime I reboot my macbook pro I get this message.
I always just hit cancel but I'm starting to wonder what it is. I used finder to see what program it was and found nothing. Then I googled it and searched this board and didn't find anything.
Did some malicious software sneak its way onto my macbook?
Thanks in advance.

I thought about that, but all that LittleSnitch does is report ingoing/outgoing communications. It doesn't create any. So I'm just trying to figure out what a program called "ndat" does, and what 0.0.0.0 on DIVERT port 2560 (labrat) means.
Has anyone heard of any of these things on OSX?

Just Upgraded RAM why does it say 1333 instead of 1066???

I have a the Mac Book Unibody 2 Ghz Intel Core Duo. I just installed new RAM in it. I know it runs PC3-8500 DDR3 1066 MHz. Thats what I ordered on EBAY. It arrived and I put it in my computer. When I checked the About this Mac Section it said I had 8 GB 1333 MHz DDR3 ?????? Has anyone else experienced this problem? Did the company send me the Wrong RAM or is it clocked down to 1066? I have 2 hard drives right now. I know I have to run 10.6 or higher and Running Boot ROM version MB51.007D.BO3 to actually be able to use the 8 GB. I am transfering all my data to myother Hard drive with Lion on it. Is it ok to run this RAM or Not??? Thanks.

I am having a similar issue.
I have a Macbook5,1 with a intel core 2 duo 2.4Ghz this is the late 2008 modle that came in both a 2.0Ghz and a 2.4Ghz version.
you can find specs for my model and the model i belive besimple1 has here:
http://www.everymac.com/ultimate-mac-lookup/?search_keywords=MacBook5,1
The computer originally came with 2 GB of 1066 MHz DDR3 SDRAM (in two 1GB sticks). I purchased a upgrade pack of ram (2x4Gb Mushkin PC3-8500 DDR3-1066) and installed it and now the computer tells me I have 8Gb of 1333 MHz DDR3 under "about this mac"
I have found that many people have not had a problem running 8Gb of ram on the macbook5,1 dispite Apple stating the max capacity is 4Gb (plenty of forums online attesting to this)
I purchased the ram from NCIX (a reputable computer store in canada) and so I am sure I got 1066MHz ram.
I am currently running memtest and it is telling me I have only 6100Mb and that there is a "data mismatch" error so I am going to return the ram for a new set, but the original post here leads me to think the miss identification of the ram by the computer may not be due to the problems with the memory memtest is finding.
any ideas as to why the computer says i have 1333MHz ram when I installed 1066MHz?
I will post if a new set of ram fixes this problem

I am trying to upload pictures to website, but get an error message saying that server redirection is not suppoerted. What is this, and why does it happen? I've never had this problem before and it started after Firefox update yesterday.

Trying to upload pictures to a website, but it doesn't work. After going thru the whole process, I get a message saying; the server attempted to redirect you. Server redirection is not supported. This only happened after I updated Firefox. Never had this problem before.

Dear Jody..jone5
Good for you that can't update your iphone because I did it and my iphone dosen't work for example I can't download any app like Wecaht or Twitter..
Goodluck
Atousa

What is "automountd" and why does it try to connect to "fakehome.dat"?

Hi everybody,
Ever since i upgraded from 10.7.x to Lion (10.8.2), every time i start my laptop Little Snitch reports "automountd wants to connect to fakehome.dat on UDP port 111 (sunrpc)."
The IP address points to "Highwinds Network Group, Inc." (http://whois.domaintools.com/69.16.143.107)
I've seen some people blame this on SuperDuper, but i don't have SuperSuper installed.
Does anybody know what this is? I've been denying the connection on a day-to-day basis. Should i be allowing the connection?
Thanks,
Paul

What is happening is that OSX is trying to attach to all of the network storage paths you have available, probably to do something like populate the side bar in a save dialog. OSX hits a dead end so it asks the DHCP server for help. The DHCP server is probably at your ISP or perhaps something like OpenDNS.org if you set it up. Typically, they report back some ad-link crap for things they can't find. However, it looks like your ISP intentionally set up something that can't be used. That's a good thing, because OSX will immediately stop looking at that point.
If you are not connecting to file storage, the usual suspects are network files sharing turned on (if you don't need it, turn it off), Time Machine, AirDrop, iCloud, and Dropbox if you have LAN syncing turned on. Even with all of those things turned off, OSX will still try to contact the DHCP server (even though it shouldn't, yes, lil snitch has uncovered a flaw in OSX, harmless though it may be).
Generally, this is not a "problem" per se, but it can cause a delay in showing dialogs etc while DHCP is being queried, but far less than say an external drive that has fallen asleep. If you are not using network file storage outside of your local network, and not using named paths within it, it is probably okay to block traffic to the ISP's DHCP server for automountd (not other processes). You can try it, and if there seems to be a problem, Lil Snitch makes it easy to remove that rule. Should you add some network storage, or an app that does, in the future, then you will likely need to delete this rule.
As for the value of Lil Snitch, "3rd party" are not a dirty words. It is a valuable tool that can spot nepherious or excessive network traffic. My personal experience with it, it has found apps "phoning home", tracking images embedded in emails, runaway processes (hello Dropbox, I'm looking at you), and apps embedded in web pages. But like any tool, it's important to know how to use it. People of alerted to a process they aren't familiar with and are curious, so they do a web search. That's good and fine. Unfortunately, there are too many flippant answers like the one above that provide an solution to the symptom (uninstall the tool) rather than providing an answer to the question asked (what is this thing?).
If you don't understand something that doesn't make it pointless.
Like a lot of old-school forums, Apple Support Communities puts a premium on a contributor's volume, not their quality. It's best to seek answers somewhere else, like the StackExchanges, where contributions are valued qualitatively not quantitatively and the contributors themselves are held accountable for their content and conduct.

What is "safaritools" and why does it want access to my account?

I'm having Safari 4.0.3 crashes on PowerBook G4 running Tiger 10.4.11 -- like everyone else.
But, I've also been getting this strange popup every now and then -- it looks like a regular Apple popup --- that asks for access to the account manager or keychain (Deny, Allow Once, Allow Always). It is called "safaritools" small case, combined word. Says something like "safaritools wants permission to access..." and I think it want account manager (sorry I should have taken a screen shot).
Does anyone know what this? Is this part of the new Safari upgrade? Or is it a Trojan or other malware?
If so, what the heck does it do and should I Deny, Allow Once or Allow Always?
thanks for any help --- and assurances!
Apple needs to unbug Safari fast. At least (knocking wood on my head) my IPhone Safari runs great -- for now!

Hi,
I'm having Safari 4.0.3 crashes on PowerBook G4 running Tiger 10.4.11 -- like everyone else.
Tiger is out dated.
Or is it a Trojan or other malware?
Definably you are a switcher from MS to Apple. You need to know more about the system you running and about Mac general.
Apple needs to unbug Safari fast.
What you talking about?
Because you have something you don't understand your assuming that this the fold of Apple.
Dimaxum

Exchange password, what is it and why does my phone keep asking for it?

For the last two days, my phone periodically wants me to enter an exchange password. This is the first I ever heard of it so can't figure out what it is.n I though exchange was a Microsoft product so what's it doing on my Apple iPhone. I just upgraded the 3GS phone to iCloud.

make sure you don't have 2 step verification in gmail.
otherwise you need to follow
Signing in using application-specific passwords
The codes that you’ll get with 2-step verification don’t work with all applications. There are a few applications that use information from your Google Account (like the Gmail application on your phone, or Outlook) that require another type of code. These are called application-specific passwords.
Some devices and applications that use these special passwords include:
POP and IMAP email clients such as Outlook, Mail and Thunderbird
Gmail and Google Calendar on smartphones
ActiveSync for Windows Mobile and iPhone
YouTube Mobile on Apple devices
Cloud Print
Installed chat clients such as Google Talk and Adium
3D Warehouse, Sketchup, and installed applications
AdWords Editor
Sync for Google Chrome
Gmail Notifier
How to generate an application-specific password
Unlike a verification code that you receive from your phone or through Google Authenticator, application-specific passwords are generated. You don’t have to memorize them, ever - you simply generate a new one each time you need to sign into a particular application. Follow the steps below to generate your application-specific password:
Visit the Authorizing applications & sites page (pictured below) under your Google Account settings.
Under the Application-specific passwords section, enter a descriptive name for the application (label 1) you want to authorize, such as "AdWords Editor – Desktop," then click “Generate application-specific password" (label 2).
You'll then see the application-specific password you just created (3). You'll also see the name you wrote in for the device (4) and a link to Revoke (5) -- or cancel -- the code.
Once you click Done, you’ll never see that application-specific code again. But don't panic: You can generate a new one whenever you’re prompted for an application-specific password by a non-browser device or application -- even a device or application you’ve authorized before.
Using application-specific passwords
When prompted for a password when you sign in to a non-browser application or device that accesses your Google Account:
Enter your username.
Enter your application-specific password in the password field.
If your application has an option to remember your application-specific password or stay signed in, you can select that option so you won’t have to generate and enter a new application-specific password each time you access your account from this application or device.

What is "uninstalld" and why does it take up nearly 100% of CPU?

I recently upgraded from 2 to 4GB of RAM because my iMac was running slow. It works better now but my activity monitor shows only 45MB free right now even though I'm only using Safari. In the monitor window it says that "uninstalld" (without the e) is taking up 99.3% of CPU. How can that be and what can I do about it? Thanks.

Select that process and kill it in Activity Monitor, see if it comes back.

Nsurlsessiond - what is this and why does it use alot of data?

Hello
Firstly
I was in a public library, uploading to my dropbox account, and all of sudden my network speed indicator/ montior showed heaps of download and fast too.
but i was not downloading anything.
I was upping to my dropbox account.
In activity monitor i noticed this service was operating "nsurlsessiond"
What is this service?
In my connection alert it tells me nsurlsessiond tried to establish a connection to apple-dnld.vo.llnwd.net on TCP port 80 (http)
Secondly, i was using my own wifi, and saw this nsurlsessiond service consuming heaps of data. Again I was upping to my dropbox account. About 1gb this time.
Now I have blocked communciation to "nsurlsessiond"
What is the impact of blocking such communication?
please see details of service in screenshot
Now after this experience, I am wondering is it apple policy to have communication from our macbook's to somwhere without us knowingly allowing it? I thought apple was respective of our privacy, or has this changed?
thankyou for your help and time.
regards
10.10.2
dropbox v3.4.4
macbook pro
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i couldnt say. it was just that i happen to be only upping, to dropbox, and then saw downloading on the monitor.
that was triggered as odd.
i rarely look at what services are going on... only if my macbook slows down or something else odd.
in both cases i was only upping to dropbox.
i dont do alot with my macbook, other than upping to dropbox laterly.
thankyou for your thinking and help.

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