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M_2NR wrote:It won't. Use iTunes cards. And don't use a TT account. Most annoying store
M_2NR wrote:It won't. Use iTunes cards. And don't use a TT account. Most annoying store
Parvin wrote:M_2NR wrote:It won't. Use iTunes cards. And don't use a TT account. Most annoying store
How so? I use the TT store.
Only very few apps/games I want are not available.
DJ Q wrote:M_2NR wrote:It won't. Use iTunes cards. And don't use a TT account. Most annoying store
What is iTunes cards??
I'm new to this.
M_2NR wrote:you all got google maps yet?
One great app you'll probably never see is pandora.
Stephon. wrote:Pandora won't work whether you have an american store or not. Yeah you would be able to download it but it won't work Lol fail
mojosodope wrote:^ I did that before I got unblock us, it works but you're stuck on whatever station you used while on the VPN.
Stephon. wrote:That trick is real sheit steups
rookie wrote:http://www.engadget.com/2013/01/06/seagate-wireless-plus-streaming-hard-drive-on-sale/
Sweetness !!!
Seagate's $200 Wireless Plus 1TB hard drive streams content everywhere, includes 10-hour battery
A (very) early slip through the FCC's database uncovered Seagate's Wireless Plus drive several months ago, but here at CES, the company is finally ready to take the official wraps off of the aforesaid drive. It's a portable 1TB affair, shipping with USB 3.0 support and offering up the ability to stream music and video to practically anything courtesy of its inbuilt wireless module and 10-hour battery. In our testing, the unit did everything it promised, but those with an iOS device will enjoy enhanced usability via the gratis app.
In essence, it's a slimmed version of the GoFlex Satellite from 2011, enabling users to load up bookoodles of content and then create an ad hoc WiFi network in order to stream it to nearby tablets (iPad, Kindle Fire, etc.), phones, Smart TVs and items that support AirPlay / DLNA. While the cloud seems suitable enough for retrieving content, being on a flight to Dubai or roughing it in cellular black hole throws a kink in those plans. And that, friends, is what Seagate hopes will attract you to its newest $200 HDD. The full presser is embedded after the break, and those who are already sold can pick one up starting now at Amazon and Best Buy.