You do this (somewhat counterintuitively) using iTunes.

It also depends on whether you have a Mac or PC. On the Mac, it will work through iPhoto (although the setting itself is done through iTunes). Or you can also use just a folder ful…

With the iPod nano, you also have to limit the amount of songs since otherwise there isn't any space left for photo's. Took me a sec to realise what went wrong the first time. Then…

Hey all, here's a problem for the most experienced of Networkers. We've got a small office with five Macs running Mac OS X 10.4.2, all Software updates applied as of October 17, …

Go into the DL setup program to the Status page and make a note of the IP addresses for your ISP's primary and secondary domain name servers (DNS). Enter these numbers on separate …

John, You are a god. That did the trick. Thank you! You know, I asked Comcast for the DNS numbers, because I thought that would do the trick, and the phone representative refus…

They should remain the same indefinitely

Hi I have a 3rd gen 15 gig iPod, and i wondered if anyone knew the speed at which the hard drive spun at?

The disk used in those was the Toshiba MK1504GAL, which had one platter and a rotational speed of 4200rpm.

Hi i didnt know if this belongs in networking or ibook, so sorry if its wrong I use my new ibook at home and at school, and I have to totally change the wireless settings on my…

I have a similar problem with my ibook. Any time I try to use it at school, where the wifi network is not broadcast, I have to completely reconfigure the airport to connect to it.…

You can create a new location profile by going to System Preferences/Network. Click the Location button and select New Location. After creating a new profile you need only select…

And this belongs in Networking so there it goes!

Yes I keep having the same problem, first on my 17" G4 and now on a MacBook Pro. I fixed it once on the 17" by completely deleting all network preferences. And it worked fine for a…

I'm thinking about buying the 15" Powerbook released today, and my main consideration is 100 GB 7200-rpm HD vs. 120 GB 5400-rpm HD. Will the 7200-rpm hard drive use more power than…

I am also in the same consideration. Any help on this would be great. Also, is there a significant performance increase? Say the same increase in going from a 4200 to a 5400? Beca…

I'm curious about the performance increase too? I know a 7200 will be faster than a 5400, but is it "worth the $200" snappier?

I posted a thread awhile back all about the 100GB 7200rpm drive, comparing it to the 5400rpm drive, and providing links to pages online that compare them. The brief version is tha…

I just ordered it. I'll let you know I've also heard that it actually makes marginal difference. But, if it's <10% battery power, I'll take a 10% increase in speed and product…

7200RPM drives have a higher idle power consumption, but the active power consumption is only a tiny bit higher. In both cases, it's not going to make a huge difference in real use…

iomatic: I hear newegg is a good place to buy RAM. Without a specific link, I can't tell if the RAM you're looking at is the same as the RAM in the Powerbook. So the speed is sli…

tooki > can you elaborate on this a bit? Does this mean the 7200 would eat up more battery when the HD is not doing anything? That sounds really bad! When you say the differen…

Quote: Originally Posted by Fusion I have a 100gb 5400 drive in my powerbook right now, and I am very impressed with the performance. In ordering the new one, I was immediately …

Quote: Originally Posted by iomatic What I want to know is, can you use the 533MHz RAM that's only available through dealram and pricegrabber? Yes. No problem. Although it…

The difference in power draw is tiny. Below are the power numbers for Hitachi drives, but they should be similar for other brands Hitachi 5K100 (5400RPM): Startup (peak, max.) 5.…