How to Move Photos and Movies from Laptop to iPhone

How the heck do I copy pictures and videos from computer to iPad and iPhone? If you are new to the iPhone and still confused how to move a collection of photos from the laptop to the iPhone, now is the following simple tips how to copy or move a photo from your computer to the iPhone 5.

First, make sure your laptop is installed in iTunes. Run iTunes, connect the iPhone to the laptop, wait a while until iTunes detect your iPhone, and display the name of your iPhone in the Devices menu in iTunes.

Then click the name of your iPhone in the Devices menu and select the menu Photos. Well, you just give the checklist on the Sync Photos From (folder name). Select Choose Folder and then browse / search the folder where you store your photo collection in a Laptop. In the example in the figure below, the authors chose the folder "iPod Pic" in which the author keep all the collection of photos in this folder. For more details, click on the image to zoom.

iPhone Photos

If you select a folder there is a sub folder, you can give the checklist on the sub-folder you want or do not want to sync. Give Checklist, if you want the photos in the folder in sync (copy) to the iPhone. Do not forget to give also to Include Videos tick if you want to copy a movie collection from Laptop to iPad or iPhone.

Lastly, you can directly sync. Wait a while until your laptop and sync your iPhone finishes.

How, pretty easy right?

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Tips for iPhone Application and Game Could Not Deleted

iPhone Games

How to make iPhone games and applications can not delete or uninstall ? When an iPhone or iPad you often borrowed at a friend , family member or even used to play the game by the children , of course, we must be extra careful not games or iPhone apps or terdelete accidentally erased by our children .

As we know , to delete / remove applications and games once the iPhone is easy enough , just press a few seconds the application will be removed , until a sign X ( chakras ) in the corner of the application, and then press the X marks the application will be automatically deleted from the iPhone .

Well , to prevent other people can not remove applications and games on our iPhones , is easy enough once because in setting the iPhone has no settings to prevent it .

First go to Settings - General - Restictions then select Enable Restrictions . To enable this feature , you will be prompted to enter a passcode , passcode choose easy for you to remember but hard for others to guess .


After - Enable Restrictions on right or activated , then the Allow section , Deleting Apps in Off -kan . That means , we will not be able to remove existing applications or games on the iPhone.

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Turning on Automatic lethal and Android Devices

Android Tips

You know , if you have an android device on or off the ability to automatically / by itself in accordance with the schedule that we created . This feature is actually quite interesting . Because you do not have to bother - bother anymore to turn off android device at night when you have to sleep and then turns on by itself when you 've woken up in the morning .
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                                    Auto On / OFF

If you want to sleep soundly every night without any desire to be disturbed through phone calls or SMS or BBM and others , there is no other way except to turn off your device or mobile phone , and in the morning you have to turn on your phone even when you probably just got up , imagine if every day you have to do a routine like this, the old - you will eventually saturate . Well android makes it easy for you to do this automatically without you having to touch your phone when you want to turn it off at night and likewise, when you want to turn on in the morning .

Here's How to Turn off and Turn on automatically in android 4.2 Jelly Bean smartphones :

    Open the menu " Settings " from the Home Screen
    Tap or press on the " Scheduled Power on & off "
    Check the option " ON " to turn on automatically , tap on the clock that appears to change .
    Check the option " OFF " to turn off automatically , tap on the clock that appears to change .
    Done .

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Cool Vintage Artwork - And A Question

I've been remiss in sharing any of the Gadget-related updates that the Facebook page for the "Les séries de notre enfance" art book has given us over the past year. Above is a great piece of vintage promotional art that they posted on August 25, 2013. I had already seen this artwork online on some Spanish and French VHS covers, but the above picture finally gave me a proper look at it. I love the classic feel of this drawing. Even if the art and coloring is not 100% perfect, I can't help but find it charming. The characters have an authentic, early 80s feel to them, very true to DiC's original model sheets (heck, I wouldn't be surpriced if some of the characters were traced from those sheets). Also, gotta love the brick wall from the intro and not least, that awesome 3-D effect they're going for. Go-Go Gadget!



The Facebook post featuring the drawing also included a question for the fans: What is your earliest memory of this series? Here's what I answered (slightly modified)...

I was 11 years old when I first discovered this series - I still remember it clearly. It was back in 1999, on the Norwegian channel TV2 (which had bought the series because the Disney movie was about to premiere). By pure coincidence, I zapped into the channel as the episode "Monster Lake" was playing (about midway through - the great scene where Dr Claw tries to swallow Gadget with his mechanical sea monster) and was hooked. I fell in love with the show's humor and action pretty much immediately.

Much of what I state above - my first feelings when seeing the show - still holds true today. Admittedly, I don't find the series quite as exciting now as I did at age 11. Back then, I could buy into Gadget, Penny and Brain being in danger on a whole different level. I could find Dr Claw a bit scary - as in really scary. Today, I appreciate the show more for its humor, its tongue-in-cheek parodies and the relationship between its main characters. It took me a few years to really pick up on Penny's love for her uncle.



Anyway, before I digress too much... what I wanted to get at is that I found the question on the Facebook site interesting. And that's why I've decided to ask it over here, as well: What is your first memory of Inspector Gadget? If you're a fan of the show, how did you become one?

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Go Read It: How NOT To Depict Dr Claw

Daniel Gallego, of the Spanish Adelante GadgetoBlog, talks about the mistakes made with the depiction of Dr Claw in the Gadget & the Gadgetinis series. I don't always agree with the information and opinions provided in Daniel's blog, but this commentary on what should not be done with Dr Claw is right on the money. Gadgetinis really ruined the great, mysterious villain character that Claw was originally. Not only did the series reduce his fearful personality to an undignified parody - as I mention briefly here - but it also showed far too much of his body, at times even his head shape. Worse, these "revals" felt like they were done, for the most part, for no other reason than to put Claw in an embarrassing and humiliating light. I have a hard time imagining what co-writer Jean Chalopin and director Bruno Bianchi (or whoever else responsible for this mess) might have been thinking.

For some horrifying visual examples of these points, check out Daniel's post - and read his thoughts about it, too. It's all written in Spanish but run it though Google Translate and you'll get at least the essence of what he's talking about. We can only hope that DHX's crew on the upcoming reboot series will steer away completely from what Gadgetinis did. If anything, I think a new series could benefit from making Dr Claw scarier than he was in the 1983 original.

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