Ritesh Sapra Digitalized

Are you bored looking at the same Operator logo on the top left screen of your iPhone.

Here’s a quick way to edit the operator logo and replace it with text of your choice, and customize your phone.

Download the app ‘MakeitMine’ from installer.

Install it: Enter the text you want as your operator logo, and you’re set.

Steps required to connect to iPhone to browse your files using OpenSSH & WinSCP (FTP client)

Steps on your iPhone:

• Goto Installer and download OpenSSH app
• Connect to your Wifi network
• Once connected, go to settings, Wifi, click on “>”, and note down the IP address of your phone

Steps required on your PC:

• Download the program ‘WinSCP’
• Your hostname is your phones IP address
• The username is ‘root’
• Password is ‘alpine’
• Click Login. Voila! You’re done

While google offers a free client that you can download on your cell phone to view your GMail, I prefer using the native email client provided by Nokia. This also means I don’t get the threaded view, and each conversation/email is tracked as a new email. If you prefer the conversations clubbed together, you can download the email client from Google.

Find below the instruction on setting up your GMail or Google Apps account on your native client.

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When the iPhone was launched all over the world, every country had its own share of hype. The iPhone was launched in India on 22nd August 08, and barring the few who were really interested in buying the phone, didn’t even realize when the iPhone launched.

Most of us were expecting a very competitive price, but Vodafone and Airtel failed to impress and launched the base model 8Gb iphone for Rs 31,000/- and the 16GB model for Rs 36,100/- which is a very heavy price to pay, when most of the functions don’t work in India.

So did you buy the iPhone or are you like others waiting for the companies to reduce the price.

O2 is the sole network on which the iPhone is available in the UK. O2 said that the initial order of new iPhones had been split roughly in half between pre-orders, which can only be made online, and stores, which will begin selling the device on Friday.

O2 started the pre-orders at 8am on 7th July. Around 2,00,000 people had already pre-ordered their iPhone online, but as more and more people started getting online - the O2 website crashed. It couldnt take the load of so many users simultaneously tryign to pre-register their iphone.

Now, this is the impact the iPhone already has