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How to Delete a Wireless on Your MAC & Test Network Speed

Find the free stuff

How to forget a WiFi network on the iPhone, iPod, and iPad touch. Here is a guide on how to forget a WiFi network on Mac, iPhone, iPad, and iTouch. Also, get to know how to test network speed. The post How to Delete a Wireless on Your MAC & Test Network Speed appeared first on PhreeSite.com.

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How to Streamline Conference Room Capacity Management for Continuing Education with a Mobile Event App

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“We purchased our own iPod minis with WiFi capabilities to run the app. ” Isabel expects the iPods to last at least 3 years. Isabel and her team were able to find a more sustainable solution since the new check-in process was app-based. MGMA has included the costs of these devices to a 3-year replacement budget plan.

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ON VACATION: Back online October 20!

Nonprofit Tech for Good

No phone, no computer, no Internet, no iPod. On a beach in Central America! Back online refreshed and ready for a very busy fall on October 20! I have accepted an extremely exciting, but time-consuming project related to social media and nonprofits that will keep me very busy through the end of January.

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Better than A Video Ipod for the Holidays!

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Believe it or not, college tuition in Cambodia is about the cost of a couple of video Ipods! She was the lead dancer in the orphanage dance troupe, but now she enters her freshman year at Norton University in Phnom Penh. She will major in accounting. (We We tried to identify a female IT major, but.). Maybe some day she will blog.

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Preparing For Irene - Shelter View App

VisionLink

Two options: a) If you have an iPhone, iPod or iPad, go to the App Store and search for "Shelter View." If you have an iPhone, iPod or iPad, this is the one App we hope you will never need. Preparing for Hurricane Irene? Be sure to keep up to date with Disaster Shelter information from the American Red Cross.

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“Is Your Organization Outgrowing eTapestry?”

Bloomerang

Think about what he and his team achieved in just two key product categories; going from the portable CD player to the iPod and from the flip phone to the iPhone were giant breakthroughs. However, seldom (in any market) are there true breakthroughs in design or structure. That is why Steve Jobs was so admired.

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Turning Fundraising into a Game: Groupon, Zynga and Care2 do it, Why Don’t You?

NetWits

Relay for Life – Incentives like Bose speakers; iPods and sweatshirts are awarded for reaching fundraising levels ranging from $250 to $10,000. Leukemia & Lymphoma’s Light the Night Walk – Walkers receive e-Store or Best Buy gift cards as they reach various fundraising levels.

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Has Apple become evil? No, but they are getting stupid.

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

I like my 60G iPod that I’ve had for a while, and although I tire of lugging around three electronic devices (cell phone, Palm, iPod), and that my current phone is about to fall apart, the cost and the fact that it was so new made me decide not to go for it, even though AT&T is my carrier. The iPod is a rip off.

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12 Useful, Well-Designed, Worth-Downloading iPhone Apps Created by Nonprofits

Nonprofit Tech for Good

Designed specifically for the iPhone and iPod touch, National Geographic’s new and improved World Atlas puts our best maps in the palm of your hand. With videos, interactive quizzes and simple step-by-step advice it’s never been easier to know first aid. National Geographic Society World Atlas App. Wildlife Watch App.

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Great iPhone Fixing Up Choices That Are For You

Confessions of a Non-Profit Executive Director

After an iPhone crash, iPod or any other smartphone and tablets, you have a good chance of seeing the smartphone screen cracked or even broken and unusable. While waiting for the release of the iPhone 5 G, the Apple brand is trying to correct the technical faults of the old models. Whatever the problem, Cyber ??Jay

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Office Greening for the Holidays: Closing Up Shop

Tech Soup Blog

Unplug chargers for computers, cell phones, iPods, and other chargeable devices. According to Green Home Huddle "Your cell phone charger, iPod charger, laptop charger, etc. keep drawing electricity even if your phone/iPod/laptop/etc isn't charging. Unplug TVs, VCRs, and DVD players.

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Event Fundraising Contests That Will Blow Your Mind!!

NetWits

Her second most effective contest states: Raise $150 by the end of February and you will be entered into a drawing for 1 of 2 iPod Nanos. . Others, like logo merchandise or the ever-popular iPods or iPads may need to be purchased. Don’t forget that social fundraising can increase results by up to 40%.

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Closing Up Shop Over the Holidays

Tech Soup Blog

Unplug chargers for computers, cell phones, iPods, and other chargeable devices. According to Green Home Huddle "Your cell phone charger, iPod charger, laptop charger, etc. keep drawing electricity even if your phone/iPod/laptop/etc isn't charging. Unplug TVs, VCRs, and DVD players.

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The iPad will probably be a great device. Someday.

Judi Sohn

At this moment we have 5 Macs in active use in our home, 2 iPhones and one iPhone without SIM that's essentially an iPod Touch. I didn't buy an iPod until its 5th generation. I love that with Apple products, folks don't realize that they can't live without something until Steve Jobs tells them what they can't live without.

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Office Greening for the Holidays: Closing Up Shop

Tech Soup Blog

Unplug chargers for computers, cell phones, iPods, and other chargeable devices. According to Green Home Huddle "Your cell phone charger, iPod charger, laptop charger, etc. keep drawing electricity even if your phone/iPod/laptop/etc isn't charging. Unplug TVs, VCRs, and DVD players. Shut off as many power strips as you can.

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The iPad will probably be a great device. Someday.

Judi Sohn

At this moment we have 5 Macs in active use in our home, 2 iPhones and one iPhone without SIM that's essentially an iPod Touch. I didn't buy an iPod until its 5th generation. But I'm a realist, not a fangirl. I bought my first iPhone at round 2. I do see the iPad's potential.

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Apple, it’s time to move parental controls to the cloud

Judi Sohn

She’s had her iTunes account for years, going back to her first hand-me-down phone which she used as an iPod. My daughter got the iPhone last week after her dad got his iPhone 5. My kids’ iTunes accounts have no credit cards attached to them.

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Five Recent Facebook Upgrades That Nonprofits Need to Know About

Nonprofit Tech for Good

For nonprofit Facebook Page Admins on the go, Facebook recently released a new Facebook Pages Manager App for iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. App Center > Utilities > Petitions. 2) New Facebook Pages Manager App.

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New on SSIR: It’s not about Apple – It’s about Community

Amy Sample Ward

Here’s Jake again: I suspect the deeper reasons for Apple’s uncharitable stance is that the nonprofit and education markets are just that—“markets” that represent hundreds of millions of dollars of annual revenue to Apple in the form of computer, software, iPod, and now iPhone and iPad sales.

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The Kindle: Pretty Cool!

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

Sort of like the iPod: not the first of its type, but the one that pointed the way forward and ignited the field. I am imagining students with complete libraries without having to carry twenty pounds in their backpacks! And, while not perfect, it gives a vision of where this technology will go.

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Cool Green Charger for Hand-Held Devices

Tech Soup Blog

The new nPower® PEG gives you the power to recharge your cell phone, iPod, or other hand-held device when you when you're on the move. Looking for a green way to charge your cell phone? Some of the features are: Charges over 3,000 hand-held electronics. Charges through kinetic energy generation (it generates power as you walk or bike).

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A Few Thoughts on ROI and Nonprofit Technology Cliff Hangers for the #ONTC

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I'm planning to download to my Ipod and listen while walking.) Remember the whole conference will be archived, so you if you can't spend the entire two days online listening in real time, you can always download the audio files and listen later. (I'm

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Friday Fun Links: Teahouse Studio, Generosity Plans and Cookies

Have Fun - Do Good

Chatted with all kinds of creative ladies: Andrea Sher Mati Rose McDonough Maya Stein Jennifer Hewett Jen Lemen Jennifer Lee Lisa Sonora Beam Rachel Cole Samin Nosrat Sherry Richert Belul Stefanie Reneé Tiffany Moore Willo O'Brien • Listening to my 1-hour Get up and Go Morning Mix on my iPod.

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10 Free Nonprofit iPhone Apps

Nonprofit Tech for Good

The ultimate portable NPR experience for your iPhone or iPod Touch, the NPR News App allows you to follow local and national news and listen to your favorite NPR stations wherever you are and whenever you want to. National Public Radio :: Download. App Name: NPR News. Updated: March 4, 2010.

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501c3Cast

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Just so it doesn't get boring, I take my Ipod along and listen to music or podcasts. His show is a reason why every nonprofit should have an Ipod (or at least aggressively drop their business cards into raffles to win one!) Can anyone recommend one of the gizmos that allows you plug your Ipod into your car radio?

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Community Technology Survey from NPower and Accenture

Tech Soup Blog

By the way, three people who complete the survey will be chosen at random and will win an iPod Shuffle so get on it today! From our colleagues at NPower and Accenture.

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Benetech: President's Update

Beneblog: Technology Meets Society

With our Read2Go app, Bookshare members can now search, download and read Bookshare books and periodicals on their iPad, iPhone and iPod touch devices. The number one request from our users was for an iPad/iPhone app that would enable them to easily read on the go.

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How To Get Insight From Data Visualization: SHUT UP and SLOW DOWN!

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

” I gave myself 30 minutes, played Mozart on my Ipod and looked at all the data one page. I also found the ready-made charts from survey monkey ugly and distracting … but lacking graphic design skills and drawing skills. Then, I caught myself in the negative thinking trap and told myself, “shut up and draw!”

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New at TechSoup: Online Courses from Atomic Training

Tech Soup Blog

Learning to use Apple products like iPads and iPod Touch. Job training for at-risk youth, veterans re-entering the workforce, or even homeless or transitional populations. Building your social media presence with training on Twitter and Facebook. Organizing software trainings for your library or public computer lab. Just-in-Time Training.

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Departing from LA, Next Stop Brisbane: An Interview with a Digital Native

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

There were few plugs at the gate, so I asked this young guy named Alex who was using the plug to recharge his Ipod if could share. As you know doubt know, airports are not designed for travelers with laptops. Alex is on route to Fiji. We started to chat about technology and I asked him a few questions about his use of web 2.0

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Around the TechSoup Global Blogosphere, April 3-9

Tech Soup Blog

Becky notices that NPower and Accenture are giving away iPod Shuffles to people who participate in a survey. We've had a lot to talk about this week. From the TechSoup Community: TechSoup Blog. Elliot wonders what the end of Encarta means for libraries and education nonprofits.

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Packable philanthropy: Donate a TEDx in a Box

AFP Blog

It’s a suitcase stuffed with everything an economically marginalized community needs to host their very own TEDx event — a projector, an iPod preloaded with subtitled TED Talks, a sound system, camcorders to capture fresh talks, and a how-to guide. Packable philanthropy: Donate a TEDx in a Box : What is a TEDx in a Box, you ask?

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Twitter for Airport Travel Hassles

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

I listened to music on my Ipod, including Music for Airports. I'm in the Columbia River Gorge on the Oregon/Washington border (finally) to do my Nonprofits and Social Media Workshop at the RWJ Foundation's annual meeting for grantees. My connecting flight out of New York was delayed by 4 hours! We sat on the runway.

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More on Podcasting Without Electricity. some creative ideas from the Walker

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

We were also concerned that if we used podcasts we would either limit ourselves to patrons who had iPods and who planned ahead to load the files or we would have stock the audio players ourselves. So we opted for cell phones. In some ways this may help with your question about podcasting without electricity.

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Happy New Year!

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Just have to set up the printer, scanner, treo, IPOD, and online backup procedure. Happy New Year! I'm so excited, I"m almost done with damn computer migration.

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gokubi.com

gokubi.com

Facebook Linked In Twitter Home About Home Science on my ipod Science on my ipod Last Updated on Friday, 20 July 2007 10:44 Written by Steve Friday, 20 July 2007 10:44 I was recently prompted to buy an iphone thanks to a bunch of folks in the Salesforce community who chipped in money for the purchase.

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Things We Like (February 2013)

NTEN

But then, who wouldn't want an 8-foot wide, 900 pound iPod dock ? Apparently, humans operate on 90-minute cycles and work best in bursts of focused effort - something our eventual robotic overlords will need to take into account before they turn us into batteries. Yep, we're pretty sure that's a sign.

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Happy Birthday, Gutsy Gibbon!

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

Wi-Fi, printing, my digital camera and even my iPod all worked immediately after installation — no drivers or other software required. I’m in the middle of moving, otherwise, I’d be checking it out immediately.

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Podcasting for Nonprofits

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Podcasting Without An Ipod, Internet Access, or Electricity 2. I'm also wondering about removing barriers to podcasting for nonprofits in countries without much infrastructure, like Cambodia. Feedback would be appreciated. Conversation with Andy Carvin about Podcasting in the Third World.

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GoToMeeting Adds Videoconferencing and More Mobile Options

Tech Soup Blog

The Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch version is available from the Apple App Store. You can't schedule or present sessions using the app, but you can attend a session and view content that is being shared by a presenter. The Android app is available in the Android Market. Happy meeting!

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