Several times, our old iPads get stuck updating their apps. The application get into a state where they are waiting to be updated, but no progress is being made. There seems to be no way to 'kick-start' them either. Reboots don't help.
I've only figured out two 'fixes':
- Delete the offending app and re-install. Of course this means you lose all of your state (not a good thing).
- Use a free application called i-FunBox. This gives you direct access to the iPad file system (caveat emptor - you risk breaking things). Plug in the iPad and run i-FunBox. In the left most tab (iFunbox Classic), browse to iPad > Raw File System > Downloads... delete all the contents. Finally, reboot the iPad.
That should do it...
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Showing posts with label iPhone. Show all posts
Wednesday, May 21, 2014
Tuesday, May 28, 2013
iPhone - Google calendar syncing
I keep forgetting the link for configuring which google calendars to sync with the iPhone. Also, the process has changed in the last yer or two.
Here is a description:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/sync-multiple-google-calendars-on-iphone-or-ipad/
Some of the content from the link above:
Here is a description:
http://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/sync-multiple-google-calendars-on-iphone-or-ipad/
Some of the content from the link above:
Here’s how to get all of your Google calendars working on your iPhone or iPad:
- First, lets make sure your Calendar is properly synced, and the process is the same on both devices.
- Go to Settings, then open Mail/Contacts/Calendars.
- Next, select Add Account and Gmail.
- If however, you have already added your Gmail account, then instead of Add Account, choose Gmail from the account list. From here, toggle the Calendar switch to On.
- Otherwise, add your Google account information and a description of the calendar, and ensure that the Calendar option is switched on. Syncing will begin when you next open the Calendar app on your iPhone or iPad.
Next you must choose which calendars to sync:
- To do this, you need to visit the following Google website: www.google.com/calendar/iphoneselect
- Provided you’re signed into your Google account, on this page you’ll see a list of all your calendars, with a check box against them.
- Tick the boxes of the calendars you want to sync with the iPhone and iPad, then click save.
Once again, open the Calendars app and wait for it to sync. That’s it, all your calendars should be ready and waiting for you.
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