• Activating your iPhone
• iPhone: Common questions
• iPhone: Basic troubleshooting
• iPhone: Frozen and unresponsive
• Syncing iPhone with your computer
• iPhone: Tips when using Wi-Fi
• iPhone: Connecting to the Internet with EDGE or Wi-Fi
• iPhone: Locating the serial number and IMEI number
• iPhone: Setting up VPN
• iPhone: Supported protocols for VPN
• What to do if iPhone won't transfer photos to your computer
• About iPhone and iPod Accessories
• iPhone and third-party headphones
• Transferring information from another phone
• iPhone: Minimum system requirements
• Updating and restoring iPhone software
• iPhone: IMAP Mail folders are not visible
• iPhone: Using Visual Voicemail
• iPhone: Send mail not working
• iPhone: About SMS text messages
• iPhone: Not recognized in iTunes for Mac OS X
• iPhone may get warm when charging
• Removing SIM card prior to iPhone repair
• AT&T Online Support
• iPhone: Turning on/off and resetting
• iPhone: Charging the battery
• How to clean iPhone
• Using iPhone on an airplane
• iPhone not recognized in iTunes for Windows

They also have an iPhone Troubleshooting Assistant that has guided help in 3 categories - Frozen iPhone and common issues, Calls and connection issues and Sync and device recognition issues.

" What's New in this Version
-Activate your iPhone service
-Sync iPhone with your music, movies, TV shows, and more
-Wirelessly share digital photos from any computer in your home with Apple TV

Requirements: Mac OS 10.3.9 or Mac OS 10.4.7 or later"

"SoftRAID 3.6.2 improves support for Leopard, the next major release of Mac OS X. SoftRAID users will easily be able to migrate to Leopard when it is released. This release of SoftRAID also will take advantage of many of the new features available in Leopard.

SoftRAID 3.6.2 is fully compatible with Mac OS X 10.4.10, and is a recommended upgrade for all SoftRAID 3.x users on Tiger.

SoftRAID version 3.6.2 allows for seamless booting of SoftRAID volumes on Intel Macs. With SoftRAID 3.6.2, it is once again simple to convert your startup disk to SoftRAID. With this release, Intel Macs are now as reliable as their PowerPC predecessors.

The SoftRAID 3.6.2 release is a free electronic upgrade to all 3.x owners. The SoftRAID 3.6.2 electronic download is $129 and the retail CD is $149, both available from the SoftRAID website and retail outlets worldwide.
All registered users will receive a free upgrade via email.
Demo version download URL: http://www.softraid.com/demo.html "

Hard Drives:
• IDE (SerialATA onboard) Samsung HM250JI 250GB in (17in) MacBook Pro (OS X 10.4.10)
• IDE (SerialATA onboard) Western Digital WD2500BEVS (Scorpio) 250GB in MacBook Pro (OS X 10.4.9)
• IDE (SerialATA onboard) Western Digital WD2500BEVS (Scorpio) 250GB in MacBook (OS X 10.4.8)
• IDE (SerialATA onboard) Seagate Momentus 160GB in MacBook (OS X 10.4.x)

You can find full owner reports (latest shown first) by searching the database by drive/brand/interface/mac models (the latest reports are shown first in searches). The database includes reports on DVD +/-R, CDRWs, Combo DVD-CDRW, DVD-ROM, Hard Drives and Removables (tape drive, ORB, ZIP, MO drives, NAS, CF/Smartmedia readers, etc.) in all interface types (IDE, IDE RAID cards, SATA, Firewire, SCSI, USB, adapters).
If you've added a IDE, SATA, Firewire, USB, or SCSI, hard drive, Optical drive/burner, NAS (including Airport Extreme base connected USB drive), tape drive, etc., send me the details (drive info/mac model/OS used, etc. - *Please take a minute to test for booting from CD with Optical drives*. Thanks.)

• Wegener Media G3/400MHz in PB G3 Wallstreet1 (rated 3)
  (Listed under "Other Brand", noted repeated failures just outside the warranty period)
  
  (Full reviews of G4 and G3 upgrades compared to stock CPUs, including real world apps/game tests, install info, etc. are linked at the G4 upgrade reviews and G3 upgrade reviews pages. OC/CPU module articles are on the Systems page.)

You can find the full reports by searching the database selecting the indicated Mac model and upgrade card brand/type. If you've upgraded the CPU on your Mac, send a review with your experience (performance/stability/installation, etc.), Mac Model/Upgrade brand info and overall rating (1= worst to 10=best). Search the database for entries from most every upgradable Mac model *before* you buy. (Searchable by mac model/upgrade brand).

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• Chiefs defend slow network for the iPhone
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• Net Monitor 4.3.12 (Network throughput monitor)
• New graphics chips enable next-generation games
• Disk drive consolidation as Western buys Komag
• Intel Mysterious Celeron processor revealed
• Tech's 10 most-hyped product launches
• Warner Bros.' dual-format disc delayed
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