What service provider can you use with iphone that you buy at Apple

What service provider can I use with an iphone I buy at the apple store?

Verizon, AT&T, Sprint, or T-Mobile.

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What lightning cable can be used with iPhone 4?

What lightning cable should be used for the iPhone 4? All the cables I have looked at do not say for iPhone 4, but for iPhone 5, etc.

Well that's really interesting, since my iPhone 4 has a lightning connector on the bottom & the charging cable sent with it is USB on one end & lightning connector on the other. BTW, I tried a USB to lightning cable my brother has been using with his iPhone 5 & it charged my iPhone 4 just fine.
Thanks for replying, though.

TS3474 iTunes has detected an iPod that appears to be corrupted. You may need to restore this iPod before it can be used with iTunes. You may also try disconnecting and reconnecting the iPod.

What do I do about this message? I've restored it 3 times, but this message still comes up, and i cannot put music on it now.
iTunes has detected an iPod that appears to be corrupted. You may need to restore this iPod before it can be used with iTunes. You may also try disconnecting and reconnecting the iPod.

Sounds like your iPod is broken. Take it to Apple or someone else who repairs iPods and see if you can get it fixed, or get it replaced.

What video codecs can be used with Premiere CS4?

What video codecs can be used with Premiere CS4? Or are there to many to list? I'm looking for a solution to import a .AVI file created with a H.264 codec.

PrPro can work with so very many, but certainly not all. Some, like DivX will work for Export, but I have never gotten good Import of that material - always something wrong somewhere.
For H.264, there are three very popular versions: Apple, Lead and MainConcept. The Apple version installs with later versions of QT Player, the other two are available, and many users like them better. They solve some H.264 problems, mainly with Export.
For a bit of background, you might find this ARTICLE useful.
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What blueray writer can I use with my MacBook pro

What blueray writer can I use with my MacBook Pro

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iChatUSBCam. The manufacturer’s website also has a *free* demo of its product & a complete list of USB webcams compatible w/macs & its product.
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What VGA adapter can I use with older MacPro?

What VGA adapter can I use with older MacPro?

One way to find this information:
 menu > About This Mac > (More Info) ...
... in the header on on the right side click "Overview" and cut and paste the information there, BUT remove your serial number before clicking (Save Reply) on the forums.
_OR_
...on the right-hand side of the header click "Support".
In the lower half of the window that opens click "Specifications".
cut and paste the heading of the article that opens, such as:
"Mac Pro (Early 2009) - Technical Specifications"

How do you use an app that you downloaded on your computer?

How do you use an app that you down loaded on your computer. I am having trouble because I can download the app just fin but when I actually want to use that app I have no idea what to do. I tried to look for any open buttons but there are none. I downloaded the app on my phone origionaly and I then I downloaded it on my laptop. the app is called arkvpn.

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What capture device can i use with ps3

What type of capture recording device can be used with my iMac and PS3?

Hello Bill,
Sony Creative Softwares have their own separate community and so are best qualified to address any issues or questions you may have on creative softwares. It is a peer support area where you can share tips and advice with other Sony Creative Software product users:
http://www.sonycreativesoftware.com/forums
Thank you for your post.

Can you use an iPhone that has been locked in iCloud

how can i unlock an iPhone that has ben locked in iCloud

You won't be able to remove the existing iCloud account, restore or erase it without know the password. If you ever update it or restore it you will not be able to activate it again and use it without knowing the correct ID and password.

Can I use my iPhone to remotley remove my Apple ID from an iPad?

I Need to remove my applied from an iPad that is no longer in my possession. Can I do this from my iPhone?

Hello Noclueuk,
Based on your post I understand you would like to remove personal information from a lost iPad. The only way to do this is by using iCloud security features which allow you to remotely erase a device. Do you have an iCloud account you used on the iPad? This article provides more information:
iCloud: Erase your device
If your iOS device or Mac is lost or stolen, you can erase it if you set up Find My iPhone on the device before it was lost.
If you erase your iPhone 6 or iPhone 6 Plus and you have credit and debit cards in Passbook for Apple Pay, Find My iPhone attempts to remove your cards immediately, even if your iPhone is offline. For more information, see the Apple Support article Using Passbook.
Important: Before you erase your device, try to locate it or play a sound on it. After you erase it, you can’t use Find My iPhone to do either. You may still be able to locate your Mac if it’s near a previously used Wi-Fi network.
Sign in to icloud.com/#find with your Apple ID (the one you use with iCloud), then click Find My iPhone.
If you’re using another iCloud app, click the app’s name at the top of the iCloud.com window, then click Find My iPhone.
If you don’t see Find My iPhone on iCloud.com, your account just has access to iCloud web-only features. To gain access to other iCloud features, set up iCloud on your iOS device or Mac.
Click All Devices, then select the device you want to erase.
If you have Family Sharing set up, your family members’ devices appear below their names.
In the device’s Info window, click Erase [device].
To erase:
An iOS device: Enter your Apple ID password. If the device you’re erasing has iOS 7 or later, enter a phone number and message. The number and message will be displayed on the screen after the device is erased.
A Mac: Enter your Apple ID password, enter a passcode to lock the Mac (you’ll need to use the passcode to unlock it), then enter a message. The message will be displayed on the screen after the Mac is erased.
Note: If you’re trying to erase a family member’s device, that person’s Apple ID password must be entered on this computer.
If your device is online, the remote erase begins. A confirmation email is sent to your Apple ID email address.
If your device is offline, the remote erase begins the next time it’s online.
If you erase then find your iOS device, you can restore the information on the device using iCloud Backup (if backup was turned on before you erased it) or iTunes. For more information, see iCloud storage and backup overview, or the Safety, Handling & Support section of the iOS 8 user guide for your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. If your device has iOS 7 or earlier, get the user guide from the Apple Support website.
If you erase then find your Mac, you can restore the information on the Mac using a Time Machine backup. For more information, see the Apple Support article Recover your entire system. If you set an EFI firmware password on your Mac before it was lost, then erase it and later find it, you may need to take your Mac to an authorized repair center to unlock it before you can use it again.
Note: If you don’t expect to find your iPhone or iPad (Wi-Fi + cellular models), you should contact your wireless service provider to suspend service so you aren’t responsible for phone calls or other charges.
Thank you for contributing to Apple Support Communities.
Cheers,
Bobby_D

I am using whatsap in my iphone 5.now iwant to use whataps in my ipad 4 cellular model both have different cell service provider can i use to tranfer the whats ap content to my ipad 4

i am using wahtsap in my iphone 5.can i use whatsap in my ipad 4 cellular model and tranfer the content throgh icloud to my i pad.both instrument have diffrent cell service providers

Phatara, this is a iPad user forum. There's no one here from Apple.
You need to contact Apple:
http://www.apple.com/contact/

What software other than outlook can I use with iphone 5c for contacts, email and calendar?

What software will work with iPhone 5c where I can manage all contacts, emails and calendar and sync with my business desktop computer? From what I have seen from co-workers Microsoft outlook and iPhone doesn't work well together.

But the problem is, that it Did used to do this. It synced for a year and a half and now only in the past four months has it not synced...
Any thoughts?

What nanny cams can I use with my iPod?

Seems like all the systems I have looked at are only supported by iPhone, iPad or Smartphones. For obvious financial reasons, I do not want to get a smartphone (data usage = $$$) just for monitoring my home. Ideally, I want a system that I can use through my MacBook Air and my iPod.
Any experience out there? Thanks!!

Ones that work on an iPhone should also work on a 5G iPod as long as the apps is compatible with the iPod. Note that you will have to be connected to wifi since the iPod does not have a cellular connection. Many manufacturers simply forget to list the iPod touch as compatible.
If yu provide URS for the ones you looked at we can look at them and see if they are al compatible with the iPod.

What Floppy Drive can I use with Mountain Lion to read and write floppy which can be read by SE30 with 7.1

I want to File Exchange between an iMac with 10.8.4 and a SE30 with 7.1.
All I want to do is install some software, such as Word 5.1 and a Chess game and some Fonts.
I have an external USB Floppy Drive but my iMac can only write to it IF I format as FAT, if I format it with the SE30 it can only be read and not written onto by the iMac.
Is there a way I can actually format/read/write Macintosh extended (HFS+) with Mountain Lion?
The external USB Floppy is a generic black one I bought from Amazon last week.
Someone else said I should get a Macally USB Floppy Drive and that reads/writes HFS+ etc with 10.8 no problem.
Is this because the Macally was released along with the Bondi Blue iMac?
I have tried using Apple Exchange on my SE30 - recorded some files onto the FAT formatted Floppy, and read it using Apple Exchange, but when 'translating' the Files transferred over as generic files which were no longer Macintosh programs or Files (eg Word 5.1 application or extensions/ Font suitcases etc) and could not be read.
Is there a way round this?
Or is there any way I can mount/read/write from the generic USB Floppy DRIVE with Sheepshaver (with 7.5.3)?
Any help or advice would be most appreciated.

>surely there must be some Terminal command or workaround for 10.8 to be able to Format in HFS?
Using dd to write an existing HFS disk image to a floppy may still work (but formatting/writing HFS from the operating system does not). You may want to compare this with the technique described in the article below. Obviously, this is only of interest if one wants to try creating floppies from certain (Disk Copy 4.2-style) downloaded 1.44 MB disk images.
http://lowendmac.com/brierley/08pb/classic-mac-boot-floppy.html
>If I got hold of an old iBook or Powerbook G4 (my sister has one) could I plug the USB Floppy drive I have into one of these and copy files over this way?
At least according to the following Wikipedia article, writing HFS has not been supported since Mac OS X 10.6. This should mean that your idea with the USB floppy drive connected to one of the older computers mentioned could work. BTW, I do not think that the USB floppy drive type/make/model is of importance in this very context.
Another idea could possibly be to use an even older intermediate computer for other file transfer methods (without a floppy).
A PowerBook 520/520c/540/540c could run Mac OS 8.1, if at all necessary. It has built-in Ethernet (an external AAUI to RJ-45 transceiver is used), which would allow TCP/IP connections over a network. A LocalTalk connection to the SE/30 can be established via a plain Macintosh MiniDIN-8M to MiniDIN-8M printer cable. With the correct SCSI cable/adapter, one could also use the PowerBook as an external hard disk for the SE/30 in SCSI disk mode.
A PowerBook 5300 can run Mac OS 8.1 or higher, if necessary. It does not have built-in Ethernet, but a PC Card (PCMCIA) network card can be used. Furthermore, with an inexpensive PC Card adapter for CompactFlash and a CompactFlash memory card, the computer would have a simple removable "hard disk". The CF card (in Mac or PC format) can be read by a modern computer (a USB reader may be needed), making it ideal for file transfers. LocalTalk can be used here too, and so can SCSI disk mode (HD target mode).
Jan

What camcorder are you using with FCE that's compatible

I'd like to hear from folks so other folks know what's compatible and what is not. I know Apple has a list but it's outdated. old, and not comprehensive. By you stating what make & model your camcorder is and if it works with FCE will help a lot of folks.

Hi Sheila.
The Apple list causes more trouble than it is worth.
There are possibly thousands of cameras out there but testing is so time-consuming that Apple has only tested a handful - probably all those on the list!
I think you will find that (almost) every mini-DV camera in the world, equipped with FireWire, will work OK in FCE.
You probably stand a greater chance of being struck by lightning than of buying a new camera that will not work.
Having said that, some Canon owners have experienced problems - which have usually been curable.
If you buy from a local dealer you might be able to come to an agreement that you can return the camera in the highly unlikely case that it is not compatible with FCE.
I believe some dealers will let you borrow cameras for short evaluation periods. (I don't expect the large "box-shifters" will do this).
Ian.

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