Yes those are the default set of programs on you Touch you can while
they are dancing move them to the left of the screen and move them one
to a blank screen so you do not normally see them.
You will see a small dot appear at the bottom of the screen when you
have programs on a second or third
Thanks Ed. That is what I did. But it sure smacks of something I would
expect of Microsoft to control MY computer (incl. iPhone iPod) with
things that I don't want but that could make them (Apple) money.
Makes me want to get out a fife and drum and start throwing tea into
Boston harbor
The problem is when you delete an default icon an then decide you need
it an you are out on the road away from your computer. You would
possibly have to download it again.
Also as an example moblie safari uses the YouTube app to show you
videos on webpages an you deleted it.
Many of the
No just YouTube ones play. If you click on a YouTube video it will
launch the Player and play the video. Some older videos are still
flash so you get an error that the file can not be played. I have seen
Quicktime files that play from web pages also with the iPhone or Touch.
Flash is going
Dan one of the app's that is needed is a power management app so you
can turn things on and off.
I leave my bluetooth on all the time and it gray's out at the top of
the phone doesn't seam to require much juice in stand by mode.
On Sep 27, 2008, at 11:42 PM, Dan Crutcher wrote:
I would like
Thanks, Dan, Neal, and Anne for very useful info. I gather that anything
can go just about anywhere, according to whatever order I prefer. I have a
300 GB external hard drive (which actually amounts to about 280 GB). In
two years, I've used only 57.4 GB, have 222.6 available. Question: if I
