So I had a major headache the other day when I went to update my iPhone, backed it up and then it crashed and wouldn't let me restore it with my back up. I then had to find a way to get to my backed up files without my iPhone!!! I searched for HOURS looking for a program that wouldn't cost me 50$++. Then I discovered this developing program that costed me nothing!!
I just selected the back up I Wanted and clicked analyze. Then it listed off all the folders and on the bottom it says "All Media" I clicked this and then Clicked "Extract". It lets you pick a folder to then download it to. Worked awesome!! And so simple! Just click the picture for the link :)
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Wednesday, May 6, 2015
Thursday, May 1, 2014
How To Make An iPhone Book Dock
Step 1.
Pick out a book! It should be at least 1.25" inches thick (the thicker the better, just more work).
Mine was an old readers digest that I had picked up for free at a library.
Step 2.
Line up your cord in the center of a page. (this is the bottom of dock) I left a couple of pages untouched on the bottom. Once you've lined it up, draw a line on each side of cord.
Step 3.
Start cutting! You will need a very sharp knife, or else it will only tear at the pages.
Keep cutting until you have enough room for the cord. (you can place some of the cord in the hole to check)
Step 4.
Place cord down once again, and then flip the pages you just cut on top of it, like so.
Step 5.
Mark with pen/pencil the end of the cord where you want the connecter to go through the book.
Step 6.
Line up connector with lines and draw around it, like so.
circle/square
Step 7.
Start cutting through, this time all the way through to the other cover and then through the cover also. (top of dock). Then feed the connector through.
Step 8.
Situate your connector at the top, try to level it out.
Step 9.
Tape down the cord inside of book. Then double check you connector on top.
Step 10.
Use elmers glue around the connector, Do not get any glue on metal, only the plastic!
Step 11.
I suggest that while its drying you have your phone connected so that it dries the way you want your phone to sit, for mine I set it on an angle.
Thats it your done!!
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