AT&T does not have the best signal in my area. To make matters worst my office is at the lowest point in town in a building with a metal roof and sides, in short a giant ferrier cage. Most of the time the signal is only strong enough to ring in.
iPhone
Use a photo as your wallpaperSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/01/2008 - 12:02
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Change iPod browse buttonsSubmitted by Anonymous on Wed, 10/01/2008 - 11:18
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You can use any
picture you load onto your iPhone or iPod touch as your wallpaper (the image you see when you awaken your device from Sleep mode). Open Photos, tap on the desired picture, and then tap the options button in the lower left corner of the screen. Then tap Use As Wallpaper, and the “Move and Scale” screen will appear where you can move the image up or down or zoom in on it (by touching and spreading your fingers) until the picture appears as you want it to. When you are ready, tap Set Wallpaper.
You can replace any of the first four browse buttons in iPod with other options as follows:
