[ale] iphone tether?

[Geoffrey]

Jim Kinney wrote:
> at $4.99 it's well worth the effort. Now to find out how to remove apps 
> from the iphone...

Push on the icon and hold it.  You'll get an 'x' with a circle around it 
on the upper left hand corner of the icon.  Push the 'x.'

On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 7:45 AM, Jerald Sheets wrote:
>  > -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- > Hash: SHA1 > > I'm using one 
> called "pTerm" for iPhone, and the keyboard stays up and > you can type 
> in anything you want.  When I bought it, it was $1.99. > It's $4.99 now, 
> and it was worth every penny. > > I use it to manage my website when I'm 
> on tour.  Have you checked it > out? > > > - --j > > On Jun 30, 2009, at 
> 12:15 AM, Jim Kinney wrote: > >> and ssh apps for iphone. iphone has an 
> ssh app but the use is null >> since no keyboard stays up. Looking to 
> use iphone to tether a >> netbook (will be running Linux when done) for 
> ssh application. >> Doable? Crazy idea? Links to working setups? Better 
> ideas? Portable >> iphone keyboard? -- -- James P. Kinney III Actively 
> in pursuit of >> Life, Liberty and Happiness >> [] 
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