Recent content by SingingSabre

2 now, not including the DVD compilations of The Lonely Island and three episodes of Arrested Development.

Actually I fixed it late Monday. I downloaded the last beta of iTunes 10.5 and the GM of iOS5. Put iOS5 on my iPad and that fixed all the problems. :)

Reset my network settings. Still nothing.

Gah. No matter how I try that, it hasn't worked for me.

I've asked everywhere...no one has a solution. I think it has something to do with the iCloud transition.

Okay, so I changed my email address on my account and got the same result. Is it possible that an app is preventing me from accessing the iTunes store?

Exactly. But I know that that's not the case. iBooks works fine as does anything else requiring my Apple ID.

Here's what's going on. When I try to connect to iTunes or the App Store via my iPad 2 (16gb, wifi), I get the "Cannot connect to iTunes store" error. My password is correct. Router, internet, firewall, etc are all fine. I've tried this on a number of networks, connections, and whatnot...

The update to iOS5 was the thing that I was most looking forward to. Then they talked about the upgraded camera on the 4S. I'll be ditching Android next week. :)

Indeed you're right that the App Store is a part of iTunes...on Vista. If you had clarified that from the beginning, we wouldn't have had to go back and forth. Anywho, I still don't think iTunes is bad. Of course, that could be in part because it's native to my system...

Odd. On my computer and on my iPad I see an icon for iTunes and one for AppStore. Honestly, you're not making any sense to me. I understand you feel App Shopper is superior to the App Store, but I fail to see a problem seeking a solution. Also, I would gently remind you that this thread is...

What does the App Store have to do with itunes? How is the App Store a crummy shopping experience? I haven't had any issues whatsoever with it. Much to the contrary, it's been one of the easiest things I've used.

The lower power charger won't affect your battery life at all. Like you thought, it just extends the charging time. Nothing to worry about. :)

Like so many others have said, it's probably Vista. I'm running a 4 year old Hackintosh HP that came with Vista. It was easier to hack OSX onto the computer than it was to get Vista to connect to the internet so it could download the drivers that would let Vista connect to the internet (yes...

I started with some cheap fake leather case from Amazon. The magnet was weak and it was bulkier than I liked, so I ended up with a smart-cover compatible back and a smart cover. It's been great for the past few weeks for me and I couldn't be happier.