Michael C

Hi, I was wondering if there is an easy to read list of all the model numbers for apples products? Thanks :) Mic

Hello there, I am fixing an iPod touch 3rd gen for a friend and I opened up to have a peek inside and have found nothing...

Hello, I am currently replaceing my complete DS case with a brand new red one as the old one is damages on the hinges. The...

Hello, I found this on wikipedia: " The mouse acceleration, in the majority of mouse software, refers to the setting allowing the user to modify the cursor acceleration: the change in speed of the cursor over time while the mouse movement is constant. For simple software, when the mouse starts to move, the software will count the number of "counts" received from the mouse and will move the cursor across the screen by that number of pixels (or multiplied by a rate factor, typically less than 1). The cursor will move slowly on the screen, having a good precision. When the movement of the mouse passes the value set for "threshold", the software will start to move the cursor more quickly, with a greater rate factor. Usually, the user can set the value of the second rate factor by changing the "acceleration" setting." The full post can be found here. Hope this helps :)

Hi Gavin, As far as I know the camera cannot be changed, and even if you were able to swap out the camera you would have the problem of Apple iOS software not being able to support the new resolution. Also you would probably have a hard time sourcing a new camera. Sorry :( Here is a question slightly related to your question about swaping it with an iphone camera: Swap iPad 2 Camera Hope this answers you question.

Hi bryant, After pluging the digitizers cable in and wiping the lcd and inside of the digitizer, just place it down gently ontop and as long as all the clips are not bent then just slowly apply even pressure down upod the edges, keep doing this working your way along the edges and eventually you will start to here clicks, this is good. If however you apply to much pressure in one place and click that side in there is a chance that the screen will crack again (this happend to me). so nice even pressure. :) hope this helps. Mic

The voltage should increase when you charge it (as far as I know) so if it's not charging then it could be something else. Like a problem with the dock conector.

Double check to make sure you have installed it properly. Use this guide to help you iPod Nano 4th Generation Display Replacement If all is well then try plugging in to iTunes and seeing what a firmware reset does. But this will erase all data on the iPod. Hope this helps :)

I would try it with a headset microphone first. But if that does not work it could be a problem with the software. Double check that the mic is installed correctly first and then reset the phone through iTunes if nothingness wrong with that. The only problem is this will remove your jailbreak, and if you rely on an unlock this will remove it. Unless you have a carrier unlock. I had problems with things when I was jailbroken, but they all went away after reinstalling the firmware. Hope this helps :)

Hello Elijah, I have looked about for abit and alot of people (including ifixit) have said that the lcd and screen are inseperable. You can however buy the parts seperatly, but there dosent seem to be anywhere with a guide on how to stick them together. It also seems that you can buy them together (pre-stuck) for just a little bit more money. So it is probably possible, but to complicated, not worth the time, and near enough the same price. You can view the teardown for the 4th generation ipod here... Hope this helps :)

When installing a new screen its best not to remove any protective films untill right before you put it in. I find that using a microfiber cloth tends to work best. After wiping it down, keep it covered by the cloth, and then wipe the LCD with the another cloth. Then (as i said above) give them both a quick wipedown and install them. By wiping them both right before you close up the iphone you are making the time it takes for dust to accumulate shorter and therefore eliminating most of the dust under the screens. Hopefully this will prevent any dust getting in, but its not fool proof. Its just alot of trial and error. Hope this helps!

I had a similar problem with my 3G. What I did was peel of the small piece of sticky foam from the old digitiser cable and place it on the new one (it didnt come with any). This pressed the cable onto the motherboard slightly and allowed all the contacts to connect. Hope this helps!

If you try reseting the firmware it could solve your problem. If by dying you mean shuting down, it could be a problem with a connecting between the harddrive. It could be a faulty logic board though. If its running out of power it might need a battery replacement. Hope this helps!