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Turn the volume down a bit.

No its to early the wifi for it has not emulated yet, which means it has not been developed yet.

There are no cheats for Original Gangster.

It will take a while to load

a 2nd gen digitizer will not work for a 3rd gen

Basically in-app purchase means in a free or paid apps you can find a button / link to add any extra features to an app for a fee.

There are only three ways to earn money with an iPhone application:

1) iAd: have iAds in your application that generate revenue each time a user clicks on it.

2) App Price: sell the application

3) In-App Products: if your application sells products, then users can purchase within the app.

There are 60 oranges in 5 dozen (one dozen is equal to 12 oranges). 60 divided by 8 is 7.5, times by $1.00 per eight oranges, gives you a total price of $7.50.

You can download the iPSP portal for PSP, its the official and original iPhone portal for the PSP systems. No custom firmware needed, coz it runs as an HTML file in your PSP Browser.

For further updated version, you can search youtube for the iPSP 2 or 3 or maybe the "New iPSP"

if u have a custom firmware installed , then you can download the iVER psp....its not a portal, but its a homebrew application that will run in your PSP and emulate an iPhone like theme in it with all the features that an iPhone has...except the camera...which will direct you to a website to download pictures and set them as ur PSP wallpaper.

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It usually depends on the number of people living in your house and also how much they eat.

So I'm not exactly sure but the average number of people in a family is 2.

$50 + $50=$100

That is the amount of each persons food bill.

Also the electricity bill may be $100 per person.

So 2 people, $100 + $100= $200, $200 + $100 (food bill= $300.

Water bill is mostly $100-$200 per person.

So, $150 + $150=$300.$300 + $300=$600.

So overall the expense for an average household may be around $600 a week.

The first killer app was not really an app, it was the technology that allowed the internet to grow from a loosely related group of servers to a homogenous network.

To the user, it would have been the "@" mark.

Before the "@" mark, you had to know how to get an email to its recipient hop-by-hop. You had to know what major servers existed between you and them, and tell the mail client to send it via that path (google "bang paths"). If a server went away, your email never reached its target.

After the @ mark, collarboration and communication became easier.

Hand in hand with that goes the DNS system, where easily remembered names substituted for the IP addresses that sometimes had to change.

Hurray for the killer AT!

1. download iTunes if you don't have it.

2. connect your iPhone to your computer with the wire

3. on iTunes go to music at the top left and check if your songs are there

- if not then just drag your music files to your iTunes

4. after your music is on iTunes press on the iPhone bar on the left and press sync on the bottom right.

However, you may receive a warning stating that all existing music will be erased on your iPhone. If you don't have all music on your computer, you'd better try other software besides iTunes .

FonePaw iOS Transfer is a good alternative. Launch the program on your computer>connect iPhone to PC >Click "Media">"music">"Add">select music files or folder on your computer>Click "Open">Transfer music from computer to iPhone directly.

If you want to try another tool to transfer your music files from computer to your iPhone, you could free download and install AnyTrans, which is also a professional and powerful tool to transfer data.

1. Click on AnyTrans icon to run it, and connect your iPhone to computer via a USB cable.

2. Click on "Audio" and then tap on "Music " to enter the manage page.

3. Click on "+" at the top right pane, select the music files you want to import into your iPhone on your computer, and click on "Open" button to begin transferring.

After you've bought the app, you cannot retrieve the money you spent on the app.

iTunes acts like a 'no refund policy' store, where when you buy it, you keep it and no returns or refunds are accepted.

Safari is like Internet, it's a web browser

There are several free games such as Paper Toss and Waterslide. What you see as "fun" is up to you.

There are two types of cell phone networks, GSM and CDMA. As long as the network you are trying to move your unlocked phone to is compatible then yes it will work. In most cases a GSM phone will not work on a CDMA network and vise versa, however, some careers (such as Verizon) have support signals for GSM phones. There is no support for CDMA phones on a GSM network at this time. So for overall versatility, GSM phones are better.

• First go behind the desk to the TV and press space,
• Next go over to the pieces of paper and press space,
• Then look at what it says and press enter then type in e in your keypad,
• finally press space when next to the pillow!

No, it goes off automaticly when you have not used it for about 10 seconds. But you can turn it on, that's what i have heard

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what kind of question is that!

In an iPod Touch, the 2nd and 3rd generation have built-in speakers.

Generally, for any other iPod, speakers are external accessories and cannot be 'downloaded'.

That depends on what you are doing.

Original answer by Faizan Ali

Edited by Arianna Lovendino

Elegant and simple-just a phenomenal device!