If you are frustrated with the 4 GB or 8 GB limit on your iPhone, I had written earlier this month that Dot.Tunes had an innovative way of solving your space problem by streaming any song or playlists from your iTunes library to your iPhone. However, for this to work you needed to buy the iPhone Dot.Tunes plug-in which costs $20.
In case you are looking for a free option then folks at Embraceware Software have figured out a not so neat way of solving the space problem but for free.
Here are some useful tips that I have hand picked from 25 iPhone Power Tips published by MacLife. If you want to know what to do if the iPhone slider is stuck or how to avoid damaging your iPhone or find out if your iPhone is suffering from dead pixels and lots more then you will be interested in reading the details after the jump.
Due to the hectic pace on the iPhone hacking front it has been a while since I wrote an article on some tips and tricks for the iPhone, I hope you find them useful.
If you want to upload the photos from your iPhone to your Flickr account then here is some good news. Thanks to an iPhone tip from Erica @ Tuaw; you can easily upload the latest photo that you have clicked using your iPhone’s 2.0 mega pixel camera. And the best part is it does not need any iPhone hacks or require you to install some native iPhone application for which you need to depend on a step by step tutorial.
You might already know it but when I read this trick over at iPhone Central @ MacWorld, I thought of sharing it you. One of the features missing in the iPhone is it’s lack of integrated support for MMS. If you were used to using MMS in your previous mobile phone then it can be that much more painful. However, there is some good news for you.
You can make use iPhone’s built-in support for email to work around this lack of functionality to send and receive picture messages and importantly without the need of some nerdy iPhone hack.
One of the complaints of the iPhone, probably the most hyped gadgets ever created, has surprisingly been iPhone’s low ringer volume. It seems to be well below the standard, in terms of volume, established by other mobile handsets.
Most of the users have blamed iPhone’s tiny speakers to be the culprit of this problem. However, as per folks at iPhoneAlley, the culprit could be the audio itself and not the speaker.
Apple’s iPhone is probably the most-hyped gadget ever created but it is not problem free.
Hopefully you don’t face this issue but if you know would like to know how to bail out of a situation where your iPhone is not restoring to resolve most of the documented errors on the iPhone or wondered how much free space should be kept on your iPhone, then read on.
One of the coolest feature of the iPhone which Apple announced just prior to iPhone’s launch was that users would be able to enjoy YouTube’s originally-created content on their iPhone. However, not being able to watch flash-based videos still remains one of iPhone’s limitation, so everything other than YouTube is still off-limits.
Maybe not anymore, as this iPhone trick will let you watch any video on Google Video.
If you are one of those who was disappointed not to see Bluetooth’s A2DP profile in the iPhone feature list then here is some good news for you as there is a workaround.
Thanks to a tip from one of TUAW’s reader, you should be able to stream audio from your iPhone to a Bluetooth headset.
I had posted an article on iPhone Tips & Tricks over the weekend with the focus on iPhone’s Keyboard to improve the usability of your iPhone’s soft keyboard. If you found them useful, here are some more interesting iPhone Tips & Tricks that offer pointers to make good use of iPhone’s revolutionary new multi-touch interface.
One of the gambles Apple took with with the iPhone, dubbed the most hyped gadget ever created, was doing away with a physical keyboard and instead featuring a full QWERTY soft keyboard on the large multi-touch display with innovative new software.
Apple wanted to ensure that there are no hiccups so prior to the iPhone launch; Apple released videos to help users use the iPhone’s keyboard and since then we have also had a lot of tips and tricks from iPhone users themselves.
So here is a roundup of all the tips & tricks which should help make a difference in the usability of your iPhone’s keyboard.