When i connected my i pad reconised as a camera when connected to my pc

tell me plz what can i do

What problem are you having ?
It will be recognised as a camera if you have photos on it that were taken with the iPad, copied to it via the camera connection kit, or saved from emails/websites - that is so that you can copy the photos from the iPad to your computer.
If you don't want the camera notification : http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1500
Importing photos to a computer : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4083
If your iPad isn't also showing in your computer's iTunes then you have the latest version of iTunes installed on your comptuer. There is also some troubleshooting on this page for a device not showing in iTunes : http://support.apple.com/kb/TS1538

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HT201471 I have an iPad 3 model A1416 16GB. It is about 1 1/2 years old. When I opened it today the pad for my password came up and then before I could put in my password the screen went black and now I can not get it to work at all. What should I do?

I have an iPad 3 model A1416 16GB. It is about 1 1/2 years old. When I opened it today the screen for my password came up and then before I could enter it the screen went blank. I can not get it to do anything now. It had about 24% of charge left. I plugged it into the charger and still nothing. What do I do? How do I get it to work?

Try the following:
1. Reset
Hold the Sleep and Home button down until you see the Apple logo
2. Restore:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1414
3. Recovery:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1808

HT4101 Mini i-pad does not see camera

My camera connects successfully to my i-pad but my mini i-pad does not appear to recognise when I attach the same camera. Any suggestions?

If your device is not recognized, verify it is configured correctly:
iPad Camera Connector supports Picture Transfer Protocol (PTP) and Mass Storage Device protocol. Try both settings.

Touch pad. Bluetooth and camera not working

i installed win 8 in my hp pavilion dv6-6176sx and format the hard disc then i installed all drivers from the internet because my cd is broken. the problem is: my mouse touch pad don't work , my camera and Bluetooth . and iam sure the problem is't hardware problem . what shout i do ?? PLZ i want fix it hurry as i have a lot of work
then i back to win 7 64bit and make all ubdates and install all drivers and all still not working

Hi @abdallah2020
Welcome to the HP Support Forums!
I understand that you are having trouble with the drivers for your notebook. Where did you find them online?
The supported and HP customized drivers for your notebook are only available for windows 7. Please see the following:
HP Pavilion dv6-6176ex Entertainment Notebook PC Drivers
For any drivers you find elsewhere for windows 8, there is no guarantee that it would work. Although it is certainly possible. Most notebook manufacturers do customize the drivers for the set of hardware in a unit. You can check out the following for suggestions and the reasons some drivers are not made.
What if I Don't See My Operating System?
If you wish to try the windows 7 installation, then the drivers are at the page I included.
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I have the I pad 3. I have noticed that when in the voice over mode that I cannot Hear any clicks or boundary sounds. The VoiceOver works. Is there a setting that I can change to put these sounds back?

I don't hear the cursor sounds and boundary sounds while using voice over. Is there a way to fix this in settings? I have I Pad 3.

you need camera raw 6.7 or better.
i don't know what version of ps you have so i can't say if it can be updated to use that, but update anyway.
pre cc updates: http://www.adobe.com/downloads/updates/
cc updates: http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-updates-direct-links-windows.html
cc 2104 updates: http://prodesigntools.com/adobe-cc-2014-updates-links-windows.html
if you can't update your cr sufficiently, use the dng converter. DNG Converters:
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BlackBerry Pearl 9105 track pad fault following software upgrade

Since 22 Feb 2015 track pad and buttons like camera no longer work within most applications. Seems to be directly related to faulty automatic software upgrade that so many users are complaining about. Track pad works for 10 minutes after each hard reset, then stops working again. Please can BlackBerry resolve urgently, as phone is now practically useless.

Okay. So not an OS upgrade. Sounds like you are talking about BlackBerry Protect and it is set to perform a backup on a weekly interval. Or else you are connecting to the Desktop Software and it is set to perform a backup weekly.
It is likely the problems occurring around the time of a backup is coincidence. Not saying 100% it isn't somehow related to something you did, just it probably didn't happen because of a backup.
So here are some thoughts: The trackpad starts working again after a hard reset. Again, there could be more involved, but this fact suggests it is possible the issue could be software. Here is what I would do.
1) Do a full backup.
2) Do a clean OS reinstall. See http://www.blackberry.com/btsc/KB11320
3) Perform the setup and log in with Blackberry ID as necessary. Do not restore backup. Do not install add-on or third-party apps.
4) Test for a while, for an hour or so if possible. Hopefully there is no problem. If there is, try a hard reset and see if that corrects the problem. It isn't good news if the problem still occurs and is corrected with a hard reset, but it may be useful information to a technician.
5) Assuming there is no problem in step 4, restore the backup. Again, test for a while. Launch apps, browse around in device settings, put the device through paces. Hopefully there is no problem. If there is, then it's a reasonable suspicion that the problem is associated with corrupt data or settings in the backup. So, if there are problems in this step, do a security wipe and do a selective restore and restore personal data such as address book and calendar, but not settings and customizations. Test again.
6) Install apps, most needed first, one at a time. Test before installing the next app. If you have the problems after installing the app, delete the app and test.
Good luck. Recognize that it is very possible the track pad and buttons are failing or have failed. I'm sure repairs can be made, but I'm not one to best advise on that. There are DIY videos and so forth on the Web, and some parts vendors provide instructions. Another option is to find a shop and get a diagnosis and estimate, provided the cost is reasonable.
- Ira

My N95 review

It’s almost a year now that I was waiting for this magnificent piece of technology, I mean 5 megapixel camera, 3.5G, WLAN, S60…what could you ask for more? Surely the N93 turned heads with its twisting and turning but this baby did more than that.
So let’s see my first impression after I opened the box…it looked exactly like those ads we see everyday on the highway or on the internet, only smaller and better looking.
I saw a huge screen with QVGA resolution and 16 million colours, 13 main keys including a joy-pad, a stylishly placed camera popping out of the housing, a speaker, and that infamous Nokia N sign.
On the right side of the phone I see something that reminds me of the N73, not just the colour, but those blue backlighten keys. Up and down, gallery, autofocus and camera buttons and also a “chrome” speaker grill with 12 holes.
On the left side there is another speaker grill and a special 3.5mm jack of which I will speak about later, it also has an infrared cover and the microSD slot, very nicely built on the cover and easy to remove.
On the back we obviously find that awesome Carl Zeiss lens 5 megapixel camera with DVD recording and a powerful flash and even a stylish shutter. You also find the battery cover, which contains a BL-5F 950 MaH battery, same as the N93.
The top part has simply a ON/OFF/Profiles button while the bottom has a charger input, a miniUSB port and a microphone.
The phone is very thick, 21mm. We can compare it to the massive 7710 but its quite light for its kind, especially without the battery. The weight is 120g, it’s 99mm long and 53mm wide.
The main keypad feels weird for people who are used to Nokia’s soft keys. The soft keys are still there but they are made real thin as there are Menu and Multimedia keys next to them, so if you’re not careful, you will press the wrong buttons but eventually times cures everything.
Time to slide the cover up and uncover an ergonomic keypad. This keypad is rather small for such a big space, but it’s not an issue, because the keys and modelled in such a 3D shape that it’s actually comfortable and pleasant to play with them. There is a line dividing the first row of keys from the rest, I don’t know why though. The GPS module is under the # key and the lock slide sensor is in the middle of the first row of keys. There is sort of a wall that looks like a cover of the phone: between the keypad and the cover there is a big space and you can rest your fingers there, quite nice and stylish I would say.
The keypad lightning is done very well, there are lines of blue light coming between the keys when it’s dark and it gives the phone that futuristic look. The lightning of the LCD is also done very well, a very bright screen but still a perfect contrast.
This slider phone got something I’ve never seen on a phone of its shape: the base is huge and the top slide is thin as a needle. But moving on to the other slide, I notice that when opening the slide, it makes an ugly and loud voice, oppposite of when closing the phone. Turning the phone on the pther way, activates the landscape mode. They multimedia keys on the left side of the phone aren’t keys, they feel like a touchpad, you can’t see them, they are flat, a stylish manouvre and an ergonomic choice, they are also blue backlit. When turning the phone to landscape mode triggers the multimedia menu which can be customized, and pressing the play button activates the music player. The screen’s rotation is quite fast and it doesn’t usually crash.
And then, there’s that camera shutter. Just like in a proper camera, sliding the shutter down activates camera mode, even if the keypad is locked, and only this way the right side keys will light up.
What to expect from this Symbian OS9.2S60 V3 with FP1? Oh well, looking from the past this OS seemed to be advancing to an extreme, possibly outlining Windows itself! But no…9.2 isnt that great unfortunately, perhaps I’m owner of a young version of it, my phone has v10.0.0.18 on it, and it behaves quite well in general, although no AGPS or FOTA on this version yet.
On the waiting screen we have that old S60 GUI with the active desktop, WLAN status, shortcuts, operator, signal, battery, clock and the selected profile. We head to the menu and see the 4x3 assembly with animated icons or the choice of list view. There are 3 folders: tools, applications and office. There is a little tool called Search and was built in conjunction with Windows Live, some marketing from the Microsoft guys I guess. There’s also a Maps application which I will talk about later.
When you enter Settings you can see everything much more organised and clear, more functions, practicaly everything is connected to the Settings program, even the Themes.
The GPS Data application tells you the Latitude, Longitude, Precision, Altitude, Altitude Precision and Speed, and on the other tab you can find averages and bearing (compass). Then there is the actual maps application. You must have your country’s maps installed, as in doesn’t come with every country, unfortunately most African countries aren’t there which is bad for me as I’m somewhat an explorer. Another disadvantage is that voice navigation is costly. You can see roads, petrol stations, define and save places with the application. The search button doesn’t work well as my searches always return no results, and the GPS takes quite long to startup. The latest firmware version (12) offers Assisted-GPS but that will need some sort of internet connection. The voice navigation cost 106$ for 3 years.
The web browser is very advanced, letting you open different windows, offerring minimaps and a mouse cursor, quite lovely. It also plays Javascript and flash animations.
The music player improved a lot, let’s you search for music, shiws album art and has fantastic visualizations. It has 6 predefined equalizers and you can change the settings on 5 of them. There is a modern multi functional headset device of which I will talk about later on.
In the Office folder you can find a Zip application, I wonder what does…There is also a Video Centre application which streams/downloads videos from different sources like Reuters.
When it comes to connectivity, the N95 is king. Starting with Bluetooth 2.0, transfers at full speed and up to 6 devices at the same time. Followed by the old infrared system, and then the ever-growing Wireless LAN, which let’s you easily access internet and join networks. Unfortunately you cannot create networks with other phones.
Then there’s our lovely HSDPA or 3.5G. Fast browsing and downloading at 1.8mbps, just awesome. If that doesn’t work, there’s 3G, EDGE, and EGPRS which is an advanced class of GPRS.
There’s also a miniUSD port which when connected with a cable provides Mass Storage, PC Suite, Media Player and Image Print options. Of course Mass Storage won’t activate if you got a theme or an application running from the memory card.
As I said before, I would like to especially talk about that 3.5mm jack on steroids. Normal jacks offer just a two channel input or output. This one has 3 channels, both input and output at the same time, which is a wonderful connection by Nokia, I haven’t seen it or atlease noticed it anywhere else, so for me, these small details count a lot. This special jack helps with the audio controller and also makes way for TV-Out. It can be used normally and connected to stereo systems.
Now it’s time for the camera, it offers 0.3mp, 0.8mp, 2mp, 3m and 5mp resolutions. There are options such as: capture mode; flash option; timer; sequence mode; light compensator; white balance; colour tone; ISO sensitivity; contrast; and sharpness.
Video mode at 640x480 30fps has options of mode, white balance and colour tone.
What was really missing here is optical zoom as its digital zoom is unfocused. The front CIF camera works poorly as it’s only for video calls.
The flash is very powerful, in totally dark situations, it looks like daylight, especially indoors.
The sound on this device is great, 3D Stereo speakers offering a loud quality music output, even as a loudspeaker for calls it behaves perfectly. Unfortunately the included stereo earphones are really soft, so you might have to get a new pair. The memory card included should be enough to store about 300 songs, it’s a 1GB. The music can be converted through PC Suite, but this phone supports most music formats so it won’t be necessary unless you wish to change the bitrate.
Now any phonehas faults, and the N95 is no exception: the lights on the multimedia keys off during music playback, not nice if you are driving at night and want to pause the song as you won’t be able to see the keys. The battery doesn’t last long, 950mah is very light, and if the default screen saver isn’t set to an acceptable time range, the phone will die very quicly as the screen consumes and extreme amount of electricity. If you use the phone moderately, let’s say for internet and music, you will end you charging it every night or so.
The top slide isn’t assembled properly, you can see some cracks and openings on the sides, and white light escapes minimally, this tells us that the phone is very fragile.
The sildes makes a huge noise as I said before, this problem doesn’t exist on the competitors, and Nokia failed there.
If you have a third party 3D theme running the phone will considerably slow down, especially on typing.
When playing Java built games, the phone’s battery lasts long enough, but when playing SISX games that push the powerful Graphics IC to its limit, the battery drains quite badly.
Java applications all drain the RAM very badly and the phone crashes if you try to multitask, making me restart the phone, and that can get irritating for heavy users like me, as you will have to restart 5+ times per day.
The phone comes with a good audio controller for earphones or an external audio output. The controller features a microphone, a 3.5mm stereo jack, a holder, a security key lock, volume up and down, answer button, play, forward and backward buttons.
The provided earphones have an extremely short left ear cable and a long right ear cable which is not very comfortable.
A TV-Out cable is also provided.
Advantages: 5mp Carl Zeiss camera with Autofocus; DVD-like recording; Powerful flash; loud speakers; 3.5mm jack with 3 channels; HSDPA; GPS; S60 OS9.2
Disadvantages: Weak battery; GPS takes long to startup; OS is still young in some aspects.
Rating: 9.8/10
full review at: http://merajchhaya.googlepages.com/nokian95
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02-Aug-200703:19 PM
dfulgo wrote:
...hmmm, very interesting...
- BT in compliance with NOKIA point of view, BT protocol missed.
- Outlook sync according to NOKIA way, SyncML protocol missed.
- History calls ALWAYS with mobile icons, CommonSense missed.
...so, no matter if the new firmwares are getting things worse than before?
...wow, Nokia, you're right, continue in this direction, your Customers will never be disappointed, they simply don't care...(sigh).
you are quite right, i guess i never noticed those details
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MSI GT70 2PC Dominator Battleship – EpisodeⅠ

[Introduction]
[Roberts are the dream of every man] one of my close fellows said. Actually, I am not a 3C fans. But it is really excited that Titan Fall is online now. So I made a tough decision that I never did it before. I purchased the [MSI GT70 2PC Dominator] with last year bounds.
[Open box article]
Finally, the shipment is coming today. It is true that now is one of my happiest moment in life. I put down all my work and start to share my new toy for everyone.
Note:
It is sad that I only have a phone next to me. Please forgive me those non-quality and non-professional pictures in article.
That is cool that we can find a big case with MSI log and an extra backpack in package.
There is MSI log on the top of box. Furthermore, I must said the Dragon log is so fashion and beautiful. That is a nice backpack which we can carry it outside anytime.
There is an extra soft layer behind the backpack. It improves the comfortable and air permeability for user.
In my own opinion, I like this kind of design.
Let’s check what surprise us in box.
We could see the label of GT70 2PC spec on the side of box.
MSI really provide the multi-protection for their products. There are two more cases inside.
We can find MSI gaming mouse/ SteelSeries SIBERIA V2 gaming headphone in box. Besides, there is a small and special box which has MSI Log. We will check it later.
All right. I think we can throw away the empty box now.
Wait a minute!!! The box is still so heavy. It must be something else that we didn’t take out.
Oh well, I see. There is a warranty service book and driver CD in the right side.
Also, battery and adapter are behind the cover.
Let’s take a family picture.
We have quick guide/MSI rromotional materials/manual for F3 recovery/driver CD for Win8.1/Warranty service book/ Windows 8.1 guide
Oh my god. There is a signet in that special box. Dragoon postmark is so elegant.
SteelSeries SIBERIA V2 Full-Size headset.
Furthermore, it supports 4 different languages. You can find the spec on its box.
Wow. MSI log is on the headphone. Totally, It is customized for MSI brand!!!
Another dragon army log on headphone.
MSI didn’t forget the inside of headphone. A beautiful shield is on it.
SteelSeries also promote this headphone on its website. It is so popular.
http://steelseries.com/products/audio/steelseries-siberia-v2
Now, let’s show SteelSeries KINZU V2 mouse.
Mouse supports 4 different languages, too. We also can find the spec on box.
However, there is no driver CD in box…LOL. How do I use it? We only can find the cute mouse and manual.
Sorry, my bad. We can download the driver and firmware from SteelSeries official website.
http://steelseries.com/products/mice/steelseries-kinzu-v2
Of course, there is a powerful dragon on mouse pad.
Take a mouse family picture.
180W adapter is just like a big strong brick. It is designed by most famous industry DELTA. You can find all kinds of safety signatures on it. It is powerful and undefeatable on playing game. But please understand that I didn’t suggest dear readers to use it as a weapon to throw/hurt people!!!
The battery is 7800mAh. And you can see all kinds of safety signatures on it.
Finally, our rock star is coming.
The laptop is surrounding by a lot of soft foams.
Huge dragon shield log on it.
Take off the black jacket. Then, we can see a nonwoven fabric inside the plastic bag.
Game start!!
This universe battle cruiser will help me dominate all my enemies in game .
We can find the security lack/power jack/ RJ45 port/D-SUB/m-DP/HDMI in back. The sales man said it can also support three external displays at same time. I must try the solution by myself when I get my new screens.
On the left side, there are USB3.0 port/Card Reader/HiFi headphone port (According to the spec, it will increase 30% audio performance). I can’t wait to listen my favorite music with it.
I didn’t forget my lovely BD. It also has BD reader/writer and 2 USB2.0 on the right side.
I can’t stop myself to take another wonderful photo with the MSI logo and upper case.
I have a feeling that my dominator is ready fight.
There is a [SteelSeries] LOGO on the left side. What a surprise it is. YA! We have SteelSeries keyboard on GT70. Absolutely, this is a gamer dream. Best Keyboard vendor SteelSeries and Top Gaming NB brand MSI are working together! It is totally worth for me.
DYNAUDIO, the leader of audio industry. As you know, BUGATTI’s sport cars use the DYNAUDIO. And MSI is the first notebook in world with this sound of Danish pride.
HA!HA!
I’m listening the best sound as rich people sitting in their sport cars. It feels great.
http://www.dynaudio.com/int/multimedia_sound/index.php
There are many thoughtful buttons on middle cover. (Power/Airplane mode/display on&off/Gaming button/Caps Luck/Num lock).
More convenience buttons, media/turbo fan/backlight LED.
We also have Bluetooth/WLAN/battery/sleep/disk indicators in front of laptop.
Here is GT70 spec and signatures form Sound Blaster CINEMA / nVIDIA /Intel.
An independent On/Off switch for touch pad.
Built-in Camera and Mic on the display.
You can see the thermal design and the battery when we check the back side.
The silver part is our bass. Just like the cannon on our battleship.
What is under the battery?
The left side is the safety signatures for GT70 and its WLAN.
The right side is Win8 LOGO and serial number.
Now we know my baby is born on February.
[Power on]
Gee!the Log is shining when the system is. power on .
The keyboard is just like the most beautiful rainbow that I’ve never seen. It is stunning. Honestly, my cheerful tear is dropping.
Anyway, Titanfall, I’m coming.
What? Something pops up when I attach the network.
What is [Killer Network Manager]?
Wow. Now I know that Killer high-performance networking products combine intelligence, control and superior networking speed for HD video, high quality audio, and online games. That’s great. I hate the evil [LAG] in game.
https://www.qca.qualcomm.com/products/killer-technology/
After the quick test, it is time to install my game.
I find a secret app in the tray of task bar during the game installation.
YA! That is SSE (Steelseries Engine). I can set my own hotkey, backlight LED and combo key with this good friend.
SSE is a smart app. It recognized my GT70 and my mouse immediately when I launch the app.
Sorry again. I was wrong because I don’t need a mouse driver. The SSE can control all of the actions. It is so sweet.
It is the time to say goodbye. Titanfall is calling. See you on battlefield!!!

Editors' Choice Award
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I need to transfer video from my canon a t my ipad 3erd

i nedd to trnansfer video from my sony a to my i pad 3erd

Use Apple's camera connection kit.
Using The iPad Camera Connection Kit
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4101
 Cheers, Tom

NEW TOOLS & FEATURES: Suggestions

Below a few low-cost but potentially useful tools and features that you could consider for the next big update in Q2 (feel free to add any other ideas):
(1) Menu Button vs. Recent Apps Button
Mostly in the EMEA we are used to have a dedicated "Recent Apps Button" rather than a "Menu Button", which is also the case with Nexus phones, Sony, etc. I know that you can long-hold "Menu Button" to go to recent apps, but as I multitask quite often I would prefer the functionality to be the other way around. Click for "Recent Apps" and long hold for "Menu Button". Luckily this is onyl a software issues. A button to switch between these two options would take less than a day to program into the UI. Extremely low cost new feature for the VIBE UI and it would make several users happy. (I know that you can swipe up or double tap the screen, thanks for that, but when my screen is full of apps from top to bottom, it is difficult to find any space for a double tap somewhere.).
(2) Magnifying Glass (and a Mirror)
Recently, I was testing the latest Emotion UI. I was surprised to find out that they have under "TOOLS" a "Magnifying Glass" app and a "Mirror" app. As dumb as that sounds, I found them both extremely useful and efficient. You could magnify anything under the phone using the camera app, but this takes a lot of resources and a long time -> you need to open the camera app, switch to rear facing camera, then click on the screen to focus on close objects, then with two fingers zoom to 3x to see your "broken nail" or "small text" magnifcied. In Emotion UI I could just do it in one click via the app. (The Mirror app also seemed handy, as it did not suck all the resources of a selfie camera and you could adjust your hair in one click before that important date.)
(3) Brightness level (or profiles)
Brightness level on Vibe UI is continuous. As I like to use 25% during the night, and 75% during the day, I am always switching it up and down twice a day at least. However, since there is just the continuous bar I don't know what the brightness is. So when I want get 25%, I get one day 16% other day 34% next day 22%, every day at different brightness - hardly a seamless experience. I would personally prefer to see a number next to the brightness bar to set the brightness exactly to any number (and be allowed to switch between few brightness profiles e.g. night mode or day mode or evening mode). There are third party apps for this, but it would be better to have that integrated in Vibe UI. I also liked the "warmer color for the screen" at night in Lenovo Z2, but sadly in Lenovo S90 the options seems missing.
(4) Recent apps screen
As neat as the recent apps screen is, it only uses 1/3 of the entire screen. It packs 3 features "Clear Memory", "Favorite Apps", and "Recent apps" in that small portion of the screen. Maybe some smart re-arranging would allow to use the space even better. Potentially moving the "clear memory" option (and potentially adding some other stats to it) or the "favorite apps" option towards the upper part of the screen would allow to have a bit more space for recent apps at the bottom. But there are also other way of re-arranging this. One could also imagine having the upper part of the screen switching between "clear memorry & stats" and "favorite apps" by a click at "start" or a "broom" or just text toggels. I think not many users know that the options for favorite apps even exist at the moment (good idea by Lenovo).
(5) Stock Android L Option
This is an obvious one, requested a couple of times, and this fuctionality is already available in K920. K920 has received fantastic reviews for this in my view. Many people who are still a bit sceptical about Vibe UI in ROW would be willing to buy the phone because it runs the Stock Android L. This is also great for powerusers and developers. It does not incure cost, as it is already developed for K920 and has a potential to atract even more buyers. The Lenovo strategy in EMEA and Rest of Asia seems to be to grow the market share quickly and Stock Android L option would help this cause for now. As with the current implementation all Lenovo apps would stay active in the Stock Android anyway. Btw. with Stock UI running on the phone, those users who really need an app drawer would be satisfied as well, but I still expect most of the Stock Android users to switch to Vibe UI after they get used to it and understand its advantages.
--- to be continued by me or someone else at some point when a good idea comes along ---

6. Landscape mode for Desktop
At least on this S90, the home screen and all the other desktop screens with apps do not rotate to landscape. I just saw that iOS rotates home screen on phones and the apps to the landscape mode, but I am not sure how easy or difficult this would be in android that also includes widgets. But again it would be a pretty neat feature that one could enable or disable in the Features or in the Desktop Settings if apps could rotate to landscape. For instance, I sometimes use the phone on a tri-pad for skype calls, camera, or just generally as a phone holder, so in that case it would make sense for me if at least the apps would rotate to landscape (generally speaking the widgets don't need to do that, as I think that might pose some implementation challenges).

What cameras are compatible with the ipad ?

What cameras are compatible with the I pad?

With the camera connection kit you're able to plug in regular SD cards with one adapter, while the second adapter does include a USB port to plug your camera in. I just remember reading that "most cameras" are compatible.

HT4759 Hoy can i recover deleted photos

How to recover deleted pictures from my I pad photo stream and camera roll?

You can't recover photos deleted from your photo stream. Camera roll photos are included in your iPad backup. If the photos were in your camera roll when you last backed up, restoring the backup should recover them.

Satellite A660 - How to turn on and of multimedia buttons light?

Does anyone know how to turn the lights of the multimedia functions buttons on and off, mine are off on the Sat A660 and I just cannot work out what to do to get them to come on. If it helps, previously when I disabled my touch pad a little animation came up on screen, this has now stopped.
Any ideas welcome!

Regrettably this did not work either, I do not appear to have an illumination tab. I do however have a button setup icon and when I go into that it has an option for illumination but it is asking me to set a path or something up and I do not know what I am doing. I put something random in there just to see what happened and as you can probably imagine, nothing did.

Ipod Touch and Griffin Navigate issue

I recently upgraded my 16GB Touch to the Gen3 version. The problem is when I use my Griffin Navigate I receive a " Device is not Compatible" message. I had no problems when my Touch was Gen 2. Any HELP would be greatly appreciated. I talked to Griffin support and they had me try a Home/Sleep reboot with no result but the same non-compatible message THANKS

I don't see any reason why the Road Trip would not work. I use a Road Trip with a 30 gig iPod Video. Both Pods are 2.4 inches in width and both Pods have their ports on the bottom of the pod (centered). There is only 2/10 of an inch different in height and I don't see where that would matter. The Touch is a little thinner so we may need a little thicker padding (the Road Trip came with a pad to keep a 30 gig iPod video snug, the 60 gig is a little thicker) to keep it snug. I'm pretty sure I had read that the port on the Touch will plug into all iPod accessories. The Griffin web site show a universal transmitter to be used with the Touch but I still think it will work and will let you know as soon as my Touch gets here.

Camera photo blurry

I Have I pad min 2. Camera photos are not clear Blurry. i need to fix this issue
regards

1. Clean the camera lens
2. Rest the iPad on something stable before taking photos (e.g. Table, Wall)

When i connected my i pad reconised as a camera when connected to my pc

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