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How to Restart iPad that Crashed, Froze, Bricked or Stops Responding

By Jack Smith | March 31, 2011

You might already know that pressing the top-right button on your iPad will either put your iPad to sleep or wake it up. It is for this reason that Apple calls it the “Sleep/Wake button.”

You might also know that pressing and holding the Sleep/Wake button for a few seconds will give you the option to “slide to power off.”

After powering off your iPad, holding the Sleep/Wake button for a few seconds will once again “Power On” your iPad. You will see the familiar Apple logo along with a rotating circular progress indicator. After a few seconds, you will be presented with the locked screen.

However, if you are reading this article, you probably noticed that the Sleep/Wake button does nothing in the event that your iPad crashed, froze, locked up or stopped responding.

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Apple FaceTime Freezing on iPad and iPhone with iOS 4.3

By Jack Smith | March 25, 2011

Few folks with iPad 2 and iPhone 4 on iOS 4.3 have reported experiencing problems with Apple FaceTime having their faces stuck in time whenever they launch Apple’s video calling app.

Apple’s latest iOS updates seems to be plagued with lots of problems. From randomly rebooting iPad 2, screen flickering on AppleTV, graphical glitches on iPod Touch, battery life issues on iPhone and iPad 2, Daylight Savings Time adjustment problems, and now FaceTime frozen face problem. It is quite unfortunate that not even Apple’s own FaceTime app is spared from embarrassing series of problems this time.

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Apple TV 4.2.1 Update to Fix Screen Flickering Problem Now Available

By Jack Smith | March 23, 2011

Apple released Apple TV 4.2.1 Update for 2nd generation Apple TV owners to fix several problems introduced by Apple TV 4.2 (based on iOS 4.3) Update.

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How to Delete Exchange Mail Accounts on iPhone

By Jack Smith | March 22, 2011

This guide explains how to remove Exchange email accounts on your iPhone. Be sure to backup or write down all your account settings before removing them. So you can restore them later if needed.

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Fix for iPhone Exchange Email Push Notification Issues

By Jack Smith | March 22, 2011

You may notice your battery life draining faster if you have Microsoft Exchange Account and Email Push Notification enabled on your iPhone after updating your iOS. This recurring battery drain issue affecting iOS update started since Apple introduced the push notification feature on iOS 3.

Apple iOS 4.0.1 was supposed to fix issues with Exchange ActiveSync issues. However, users in Apple Support Discussion forum still reported Exchange ActiveSync problems and related battery draining issues even after iOS 4.0.1 update.

A few users also reported that their Exchange Push notification stopped working after updating their iPhone to 4.3.

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