They never denied it.
They denied that it actually affected the signal as much as people said--it was an issue that you shouldn't have been seeing that many bars of signal to start with!! Yeah, RIGHT.
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They never denied it.
They denied that it actually affected the signal as much as people said--it was an issue that you shouldn't have been seeing that many bars of signal to start with!! Yeah, RIGHT.
It has been mishandled, that is certain, but it's also been blown out of proportion.
I've watched the iPhone 4 more than once next to my 3G, and even with the signal attenuation issues, it outperforms my 3G reception.
What meara said. Sorry if I exaggerated.
So, I bought audionotes for a class from iTunes. The class is done and I want to pass along the audionotes to someone else and delete them from my computer.
Problems: 1) I cannot burn mp3 discs of iTunes files 2) All of the files are too long to burn to a CD.
Any ideas?
Do the files have DRM? If not, just drag & drop them onto a flash drive.
I bought them from the iTunes store, so, yeah, they have DRM
DE, I'm not familiar with audionotes. What are they?
Can you convert the files to mp3 and then burn them? That's how I remove DRM from files so I can put them on a CD.
All of the files are too long to burn to a CD.
What if you split up the files? In the options tab of each file, you can set the start and stop times. Set the stop time at some convenient spot less than 80 minutes in and burn a CD. Then reset the stop time to the end and set the start time to where you left off and burn another CD. And so on.
can you burn to a DVD?