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Cover that iPod up, invest in an iPod case

Posted on 01 January 2008 by Jason Rybka

Without a doubt the iPod was one of the most sought after gifts this year. With so many new versions of the iPod being released over the course of 2007, even current iPod owners where looking for an upgrade. So maybe you got lucky and scored a spankin’ new iTouch, iPhone, or heck even a new-fangled Zune, now you need to protect it. Continue Reading

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When should we say Good-Bye to our electronic gadgets?

Posted on 19 December 2007 by Joseph Rybka

Wouldn’t it be nice if our gadgets would last say ten to twenty years? Man that would save us a lot of cash! In my opinion, todays electronics are built in mass quantities, and the quality of these electronics have went by the way side opposed to years ago. Well lets face it this will never happen, but we can take a few small steps to prolong the life of our gadgets. This is just a small list of tips, as we here at GVG get more, we will post them. Continue Reading

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iTunes Tip - Deauthorizing all PCs on your iTunes Account

Posted on 08 December 2007 by Christina Mariannino

Here is something we hear quite often, and of course, as Apple is known for, they bury the answer deep within their knowledge base.

Lets assume you’ve reformatted every computer in your house, and now you are left with only one computer to authorize (since Apple only gives you a total of 5). How the heck are you supposed to get the other PCs activated? The answer is pretty simple, but don’t waste a phone call to Apple’s support to get the answer, just read on. Continue Reading

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Gadget Theft Recovery

Posted on 31 October 2007 by Joseph Rybka

We all hate losing our gadgets, and we get really mad if our gadgets happen to be stolen right? Well the folks over at Gadget Trak claim to have a solution. They say that they can track your stolen or misplaced iPod, digital camera or any gadget that plugs into your computer via a USB port. They say that you install an application to the root of any usb powered gadget (once you register with them.) Then if you should ever lose your gadget, you simply go to the Gadget Theft site and flag the gadget as missing. Then if and when the next time the gadget is plugged into a USB port, you will get an email with the information that can help you and the police in obtaining your lost or stolen gadget back. Continue Reading

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