What does the "i" sign beside the Apple products stand for?
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"When Apple first introduced the iMac, the 'i' stood for Internet, meaning that the iMac shipped with everything needed for a connection. The 'i' also stood for 'individual' and 'independence' — as well as other words that complemented Apple's "Think Different" Campaign launched in conjunction with the first iMac,"
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Its the iPod(any model)
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It stands for Universal Serial Bus.  It is called this because many different devices use it.
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It's called the dock; go to the Apple menu, click on "Dock," and it will let you choose the position (left, bottom or right).
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Gurrrl, no you didn't!\n\nDo what you need?\n\nPlease clarify for us edumacated folks .. I sell Apple junk, tell us honey.. whut u wanna know?\n\n:-)
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Apple has a replacement for it you can find online.
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The yellow exclamation mark could mean several things.\n\nFirstly, it could mean there are drivers installed, but they are incorrect, the wrong version, or whatnot.  previously, you could download a free program called Everest, which would scan your hardware and tell you all the technical details---such as what the actual model of your sound device was without having to crack the case open, pull the card out (if it's even a card, rather than being built-in), and hope it's even listed.  If you know what model sound card you have, google the manufacturer, go to their website, and get the most up-to-date drivers.  uninstall the device's drivers on your computer, and then install the drivers you downloaded.\n\nIt could also be a resource conflict.  On older computers, it was not uncommon to have two devices trying to use the same resources from the system at the same time, causing a conflict (and it may only be one of the two devices that would stop working).  If you've got a newer system, this is less likely, but still possible.  Right-click on the device where you see it with the yellow exclamation mark, and click Properties.  Somewhere in there, it should tell you what it's having the conflict with (this may also be helpful in determining what the problem is, even if it's not a resource conflict, if your computer has a new enough version of Windows).\n\nFinally, though this is the least likely, it could be that the hardware is physically damaged.  You might see about replacing it at a local computer shop, but most likely, this is a software issue, and something you could probably fix on your own without having to take it in (and pay for it).  There's stuff you could try inside the system, but unless you're comfortable with opening up your computer, I would recommend not doing it yourself.
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Check out the instructions from Apple at: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=302240
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Its not the machine, it's the software.\n\nGet an Apple.
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A.P.P.L.E is a f.r.u.i.t.\nJ/K, I don't think Apple stands for anything specific, but the question has been asked before and here are a couple of definitions that people have thought:\n\nAPPLEArrogance Produces Profit Losing Entity****\nAPPLEAsia Pacific Professional Leaders in Education***\nAPPLEAssociation of People for Practical Life Education\nAPPLEA Post Psychiatric Leisure Experience**\nAPPLEAccredited Professional Preschool Learning Environment\nAPPLEAlternative Parent Participation Learning Experience\nAPPLEAids Prevention Plus Life Education**\nAPPLEAnalysis Product Promotion Legislation and Enforcement*\nAPPLEAttitude Persistence Progress Learning and Effort\nAPPLEAriane Passenger Pay Load Experiment*\nAPPLEAcademic Personal Professional and Leadership Education*\nAPPLEAeroelasticity Program for Propulsion at Lewis*\nAPPLEApplying Practical Principles for a Lifetime*
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click here for good Q/A it has helped me out, just find your OS and your ipod\ngood luck\n\nhttp://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=149\n\nor\n\nhttp://discussions.apple.com/category.jspa?categoryID=146
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Look up above. It should say...\n\n"Welcome, "username"\n[Sign Out, My Account]
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http://www.macoptions.com/mactips.html
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those icons show up under my computer where the c: and d: are,,
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http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=60978#three\n\nRight there dude!
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The abbreviation is:  i.e.
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Its the code on your machine located on a green and white sticker. If you have a tower, it is usually on the back or side. Laptops it is on the bottom . It is identified by the coloring and also says "Microsoft product key or code"