This is a great guide for people who just got an iPhone and are overwhelmed by all the features. There are just so many things to learn and this is the best way to learn them. I wish I had a guide like this to jump start my iPhone knowledge. Note:If you are an advanced iPhone user like me, this is no longer of use. This is an eBook and it's in pdf format so you'll need Adobe Reader.
If anyone runs into any technical difficulties with their iPhone or iPod Touch, leave a comment here and I'll provide the best help possible. If I don't know, I'll find out. If you want to know the best place to bring your device, I'll let you know. Don't worry I don't care if you don't normally use this blog. Just drop me a comment below and I'll do my best to solve any issues!
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I started this blog about 3 days ago, this is the 4th day its up and running I believe. Traffic has been increasing day after day. Well I don't think I'm ranked in Google yet but I've been back-linking my fingers dry. Working hard will pay off eventually, I'm looking to hit 500 visitors just today. My goal in the next couple weeks is to be able to pull in 800-900 visitors a day. I've been messing around with the ad placement and all that, I think I found a sweet spot, I'm starting to see some revenue. Well anyways thank you to all the readers and I look forward to posting many more articles to help out your iPhone, and iPod Touches....
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SSH stands for Secure Shell.
It is a protocol that allows you to access your iPhone or iPod Touch from your desktop PC or mac and execute commands on it (thus allowing you to copy any kind of data to the ipod touch without itunes). It's also used for a lot of customization things if you know what you're doing. I'd highly advise you to install SSH, since it's needed for some apps (for example if you install a GBA emulator you have to get your GBA-ROMs to the touch. this is impossible without SSH).
Use a program like cyberduck on mac or WinSCP on windows and you can browse your ipod like any other hard drive and explore it's content (which can be very interesting).
SSH’ing is a useful skill to know. You can directly install a lot of applications without needing to search and install all on the iPhone, just copy and past the .ipa files on to your device.
