my pc is about to die and i have all my ipods and iphones synced to the itunes library on it. can i transfer my itunes library from my pc to my macbook before my pc dies and my itunes are destroyed?
if i sync my ipod to my mac, wont all the songs on it be erased?

and also alot of my songs that are on one ipod, i dont have backed up bc my pc crashed before i could save

am trying to access runescape on a laptop via my iPhones Internet connection using pdanet. I think the port that runescape needs to access it’s update servers is blocked. Most of the Internet works fine other than this. Can anyone help?

All of a sudden ive been getting spam in my inbox. some goes straight to the spam folder but alot goes to my inbox? How do i stop the mail from coming? i did accidently sign up for this pink iphone thing thinking it was something else that asked for my email but the emails aren’t all about iphones. some are on dating sites, free gift cards, bank accounts, ect….

Add new songs to your iPhone over 3G.

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Though the addition of DRM-free music is grabbing the most iTunes headlines, there was more music news at the Macworld 2009 keynote on Tuesday.

Apple Vice President of Worldwide Product Marketing Phil Schiller also announced that beginning Tuesday iPhone users will be able sample and wirelessly download iTunes tracks over AT&T’s 3G network or EDGE. Previously, iTunes song downloads, unlike apps, were available only over a Wi-Fi connection.

The process works relatively well, though we encountered a couple of hiccups. It appears that you must use Wi-Fi or a wired connection to your computer to download songs over 10MB. When we tried downloading a longer song, we received a warning message advising as such. We’re checking with Apple to verify that it’s not a problem on our end. Also, during our first download, our connection was interrupted once. We were able to reconnect and continue the download

We tried downloading a 6.4MB song over 3G. It took about one minute and 15 seconds, which is about the same as a Wi-Fi download. We then downloaded a 7.2MB over EDGE. As expected, it was painfully slow–after all, EDGE basically is dial-up speed. It took about 20 minutes to get our song, which is too long to bother in our opinion.

Originally posted at Crave

Although this years Macworld Expo keynote address didn’t include any major iPhone-related announcements, a few important feature enhancements were introduced:

• iTunes over 3G Pushing ever-increasing data over the AT&T network, Apple is now offering the ability to push iTunes music files over 3G connections. Previously, the iTunes mobile app could only download songs over WiFi. First-generation iPhone owners are still out of the loop. This functionality requires no software update and works right now.
• Keynote remote control A new application, available through the App Store, allows users to control Keynote presentations from the iPhone. Priced at $.99, the app lets you advance slides via a Cover Flow-like interface.
• iPhoto integration Picturs taken on your iPhone and uploaded to iPhoto ‘09 include geotagging information. This lets you automatically organize photos by place and recognize landmarks in major cities. Slideshows from iPhoto also now work on the iPhone.

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i just bought a refurbished iphone 3g 8gb off at&t.com for 199. the plan i have consists of the media max unlimited. text and web. will this plan work with the iphone 3g? does anyone have these two and has been using it? id really rather not pay the iphone plan, and keep the one i have. i figure i will be fine if people buy iphones and unlock them for t mobile or other companies. so it doesnt have to have the apple plan….right?