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That, just more conversations with interesting folk. I am in a great position where I can tape virtually anywhere. I use a Xoom mp3 recorder and it has allowed me to tape on the floor at Comic Con, on the deck of a boat, in the middle of a café… It was probably the best thing I invested in because of the versatility it affords me. So really, sky is the limit!JOE: Expect more guests, interviews, and more of the same.10. Where can folks find you to keep up with you?ROXY: All of our shows are featured on www.awesomethepodcast.com. There is also a link to where you can subscribe to us on iTunes on the page. If anyone has a suggestion or wants to be featured they can email me at [email protected]: facebook.com/awesomethepodcastTwitter: AwesomeRoxyFreeJOE: You can catch us live every Wednesday at 8pm at FizzButton.net New Jersey feed. Subscribe to us on iTunes. Joe E. (Me) – Insta: BanJoE, Joe K. – Insta & Twitter: KenyonIV, Paul – Insta: BeardAsAllHell, Drew – Insta: Snake_Pliskin, Steve – Insta: RockstarrxMentality.P.S. – We are actively searching for a contact (ie. sponsorship) from Franzia Box Wine.Thanks for the info and your time, Ms. Freefall and Mr. Eckenrode! Stay Up, Stay Tuned and Tuned as WEIRD NJ “Breaks Bad” for one final summer interview segment with DIY superstars that are making noise in the Garden State. Continue Reading

The old Apple ID. You can now use it freely with a new Apple ID.Tips for Removing Apple ID from iPad without PasswordAlways Backup First: Ensure you have a complete backup to avoid losing data.Keep iTunes Updated: Using the latest version of iTunes ensures compatibility and fewer errors.Trusted Computer: Make sure you use a trusted computer to avoid verification issues.Consider Professional Help: If you’re unsure, consider visiting an Apple Store for assistance.Keep Serial Number Handy: In case you need Apple’s help, having the serial number can speed up the process.Frequently Asked QuestionsCan I remove the Apple ID without a computer?No, using a computer with iTunes is necessary to enter Recovery Mode and restore your iPad.Will restoring my iPad delete everything?Yes, restoring will erase all data and settings, so a backup is essential.Can I use any computer to restore my iPad?Yes, as long as it has iTunes installed and you trust it on your device.What if I can’t enter Recovery Mode?Try using a different cable or port, or seek professional help if you still can’t access Recovery Mode.Is there a risk of bricking my iPad?If you follow the steps carefully, the risk is minimal, but always ensure you’re prepared with backups.SummaryBackup your iPad.Use iTunes.Put your iPad in Recovery Mode.Restore your iPad.Set up your iPad.ConclusionAnd there you have it! Removing an Apple ID from an iPad without a password isn’t as daunting as it seems. With the right steps and a bit of patience, you can reset your device and start fresh. Always remember to back up your data, keep your software updated, and don’t hesitate to seek help if needed. Need more tech tips? Stay tuned for more articles that make tech easy to understand!Matthew Burleigh has been writing tech tutorials since 2008. His writing has appeared on dozens of different

EVERYTHING is there the way you last backed it up, passwords and texts and calls and everything--all the details that the Android cloud thing leaves behind. I use SMS Backup to do texts/calls, but still the LG desktop solution is the way to go. I remember liking the BB stuff in OS 7 days because it integrated with iTunes. That's another thing that's missing in the Android ecosystem, and even LG doesn't have a utility for iTunes integration. I wish they did. So, I was hoping that BB would have fine tuned the Android experience for us. Apparently not. 04-22-17 06:26 PM 722 Originally Posted by slagman5 Yay, the future!! Anyway, anyone know of any 3rd party app that would allow me to backup and transfer all of my SMS/MMS messages over and not just like the last 1000 or whatever? I keep all of my texts and yes, I have gone back many years worth of texts to find info that I need, many times... SMS Backup from Carbonite works: Lots of choices in the Play Store. 04-22-17 06:27 PM 8,765 Originally Posted by thurask It seems like it's good for archiving things on an external medium. If one dumps, say, 10,000 text messages to CSV files and saves them somewhere outside the phone, they're readable by external programs (Excel, etc) without clogging up the phone. Yeah. Dumped in some translatable format would be okay. Joel 04-22-17 06:29 PM 3,097 Originally Posted by Adam Frix Does it work on

Adored by audiophiles for its gapless audio playback.Sony’s NW-MS70D was one of the smallest players at the time, and it came with 256MB of memory plus 128MB via memory card. It could last over 40 hours on one charge, too. It was priced at $300, the same as a 15GB iPod that year. But unlike the disk-based iPod, the NW-MS70D–with its long battery life and its audio-skip-proof flash drive–was perfect for going for a jog.Copyright Protection Hits a Sour Note With ConsumersThe iPod got its big break in 2003 when Apple paired it with the new iTunes Music Store. That same year, however, Apple introduced its digital rights management protection to the songs, which created major hassles for consumers.Meanwhile, the iPod hardware progressed to its third generation in 2003, sporting relocated buttons (above the click wheel), 40GB storage capacity ($499), USB transfer, and a battery life of 8 hours.Color Screens Go MainstreamIn 2004 color screens became a common sight on MP3 players such as the $500 Creative Zen Media Center, which ran on Windows Mobile and had up to 40GB of storage and a 3.8-inch screen.Other MP3 players capable of playing video files were smaller. Among them was the iRiver H300 series, which also tuned in to FM radio; the H300 came in 20GB and 40GB versions, starting at $250.The first iPod with a color screen premiered that year, as well, offering capacities up to 60GB for $349. The iTunes Music Store expanded internationally at the same time.Some Screens VanishThough