Re: [iPad] How to turn off tunein

 

When you are finished listening, look near the bottom of your screen near the right edge & you will see a pause button (represented by two vertical lines).  Tap that to stop playing.


On Jan 3, 2014, at 8:39 AM, ksenza@yahoo.com wrote:

I think the app is called tunein.


I can listen to a radio broadcast my daughter does each Friday on the ipad.
When I seach for it and I get it, the app for listening on the ipad, the tuneradio app comes up.
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After I have downloaded it, it plays the station I want to listen to.

Only problem I can't figure how to shut it off.

Closing the ipad does nothing it keeps playing.

So I delete it.

It is tunein.com

thanks
kathy


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Re: [iPad] How to turn off tunein

 

Under advanced settings, Tunein has a 'pause in background' option that you could use.


KP


On Jan 3, 2014, at 7:39 AM, <ksenza@yahoo.com> <ksenza@yahoo.com> wrote:

 

I think the app is called tunein.


I can listen to a radio broadcast my daughter does each Friday on the ipad.
When I seach for it and I get it, the app for listening on the ipad, the tuneradio app comes up.
.
After I have downloaded it, it plays the station I want to listen to.

Only problem I can't figure how to shut it off.

Closing the ipad does nothing it keeps playing.

So I delete it.


thanks
kathy


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[iPad] How to turn off tunein

 

I think the app is called tunein.

I can listen to a radio broadcast my daughter does each Friday on the ipad.
When I seach for it and I get it, the app for listening on the ipad, the tuneradio app comes up.
.
After I have downloaded it, it plays the station I want to listen to.

Only problem I can't figure how to shut it off.

Closing the ipad does nothing it keeps playing.

So I delete it.

It is tunein.com

thanks
kathy

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Re: [iPad] iPad addiction and withdrawal - why Apple's tablet dominatesAppleTell

> The problem with some severe events is thatyou can't get to a station that has working gas pumps and if you can you could be in line for hours, assuming your vehicle is drivable. Still, a good inverter you can use from your vehicle is a handy thing to have and will suffice for most people. You can get an iPhone or iPad charger that plugs into a cigarette lighter for around $20.00 too.
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> My solar cell will charge things on cloudy days as long as the clouds are not too thick. It just takes a lot longer. I like knowing that if all else fails I can charge from the sun. It's handy camping and backpacking as well. I have a gell cell I keep on trickle charge all the time. This is the type of battery that is used to back up alarm systems and emergency building lights. It is always charged and ready to go.

I have 10 kW of solar panels on my roof, and I'm in the planning stages for a battery backup system that will allow my to run completely off-grid if I have to.

And one car is a plug-in hybrid….

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RE: [iPad] iPad addiction and withdrawal - why Apple's tablet dominatesAppleTell

 


So true Jim and I was going to say the same thing. Storms of any severity
are usually associated with cold fronts that move through rather quickly and
as you said often within hours of the event. The other things that could
happen are earthquakes and widespread power blackouts that can hit very
large sections of the country like the one in NYC many years ago and the one
we had out west a few years ago. The problem with some severe events is that
you can't get to a station that has working gas pumps and if you can you
could be in line for hours, assuming your vehicle is drivable. Still, a good
inverter you can use from your vehicle is a handy thing to have and will
suffice for most people. You can get an iPhone or iPad charger that plugs
into a cigarette lighter for around $20.00 too.

My solar cell will charge things on cloudy days as long as the clouds are
not too thick. It just takes a lot longer. I like knowing that if all else
fails I can charge from the sun. It's handy camping and backpacking as well.
I have a gell cell I keep on trickle charge all the time. This is the type
of battery that is used to back up alarm systems and emergency building
lights. It is always charged and ready to go.

I decided after the hurricane back on the east coast fairly recently that I
really should have something just in case.

Tom

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> Solar chargers work great on sunny days but power outages usually occur
during bad weather when there is no sun.
> Pete

Our power outages have historically occurred on 3 occasions:
Blizzards/ice storms, hurricanes, severe thunderstorms.

In general the next day is clear and sunny, and often the same day, within
hours of the event.

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