jarojr
Apr 6, 10:22 AM
The iPad works with gloves on? really?
-jk
-jk
pdjudd
Oct 5, 07:42 AM
Have you heard of a computer called the MacBook Air? :rolleyes:!
Yes. Are you also aware that it isn't going to run the kind of software that I was pointing out in my post. Also they do offer an external superdrive for that.
You are not going to be running pro apps on an Air.
Yes. Are you also aware that it isn't going to run the kind of software that I was pointing out in my post. Also they do offer an external superdrive for that.
You are not going to be running pro apps on an Air.
kentkomine
Apr 26, 02:02 PM
If anybody wants to see what a white iphone 4 looks like near a white iPad 2, then here you go:
http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/DSCN1531.jpg
Source: My post here (http://www.cultofmac.com/what-the-white-iphone-4-try-the-big-shoulder-devices-150-conversion-kit-review/86511).
That looks so cool!
http://cultofmac.cultofmaccom.netdna-cdn.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/2011/03/DSCN1531.jpg
Source: My post here (http://www.cultofmac.com/what-the-white-iphone-4-try-the-big-shoulder-devices-150-conversion-kit-review/86511).
That looks so cool!
elray
Apr 17, 09:11 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8H7 Safari/6533.18.5)
So what do you guys think about this:
My girlfriend's babysitt-ee kicked her 3GS in the bathtub a few months ago and she's been using a 2G, original iPhone ever since, and was hoping that she could get a white iP5 this summer. So now she's pretty excited about a white iP4 coming out, and would be ok with getting it if it weren't for the uncertainty about the release of the iP5 (I guess I've made her into a refresh-watcher).
She's eligible for an upgrade and would definitely do so if the iP5 is going to be pushed later in the year rather than the summer (she can't wait to stop using the old iPhone). What do people think? Take the chance and get the white 4?
I'm in the same boat. I'm using a 3G with cracked screen and other issues. I originally wanted the white iPhone 4, but held out and decided to just wait until the 5. Now that the white 4 is definitely coming out and the 5 is possibly delayed I am thinking about grabbing the white 4. I will be really disappointed if the 5 ends up coming out in June/July though. It doesn't seem likely, but you never know. I figure I'll see what the latest rumors are at the time of the white launch - assuming there isn't anything pointing to a summer release of the 5, I'm just going to go for it.
So what do you guys think about this:
My girlfriend's babysitt-ee kicked her 3GS in the bathtub a few months ago and she's been using a 2G, original iPhone ever since, and was hoping that she could get a white iP5 this summer. So now she's pretty excited about a white iP4 coming out, and would be ok with getting it if it weren't for the uncertainty about the release of the iP5 (I guess I've made her into a refresh-watcher).
She's eligible for an upgrade and would definitely do so if the iP5 is going to be pushed later in the year rather than the summer (she can't wait to stop using the old iPhone). What do people think? Take the chance and get the white 4?
I'm in the same boat. I'm using a 3G with cracked screen and other issues. I originally wanted the white iPhone 4, but held out and decided to just wait until the 5. Now that the white 4 is definitely coming out and the 5 is possibly delayed I am thinking about grabbing the white 4. I will be really disappointed if the 5 ends up coming out in June/July though. It doesn't seem likely, but you never know. I figure I'll see what the latest rumors are at the time of the white launch - assuming there isn't anything pointing to a summer release of the 5, I'm just going to go for it.
Tha_Sylent1
Dec 2, 01:52 AM
Great... we are tagged like cattle.:mad::rolleyes: Is this something that can be fixed with some sort of patch? I'm guessing if it could be patched it could also be worked around? As of late, "security vulnerabilies" and "Apple" have been nearly synomous with one another...:eek:
Nameci
Mar 20, 12:02 PM
Give me a DP or DC Powermac G5 for cheap and I will pick it over the mini anytime of the day. :D
tigress666
Jul 16, 12:26 AM
Me too. I honestly think the proximity sensor is a bigger issue, in a way, because there IS a remedy (though some don't like it) by using a case. Whereas the proximity sensor is what it is, and we're powerless to fix it, or remedy it unless Apple recognizes, addresses it, and fixes it. But with all the attention to the antenna, I'm afraid the proximity sensor stuff is (for now) slipping thru the cracks.
Apple would be the heroes if they address this tomorrow. They'd do themselves a favor to be the first to make it widely known, then to have it become phase two in iPhonegate.
You know, I still don't understand why people with the proximity sensor aren't just exchanging their phones. No one will explain this to me.
I don't disbelieve you have a problem with yours. And I totally agree that it sounds like a much more obnoxious problem than the antenna issue. But I do believe it's a defective phone. Cause every iphone 4 I've come across (mine, my roommate's, my mom's) does not have this issue! And it's not like the antenna issue where your experience may vary depending on location so I don't buy some arguement that mine has it and I don't know it (how would I not know it? I would have accidentally hit a button by now).
Apple would be the heroes if they address this tomorrow. They'd do themselves a favor to be the first to make it widely known, then to have it become phase two in iPhonegate.
You know, I still don't understand why people with the proximity sensor aren't just exchanging their phones. No one will explain this to me.
I don't disbelieve you have a problem with yours. And I totally agree that it sounds like a much more obnoxious problem than the antenna issue. But I do believe it's a defective phone. Cause every iphone 4 I've come across (mine, my roommate's, my mom's) does not have this issue! And it's not like the antenna issue where your experience may vary depending on location so I don't buy some arguement that mine has it and I don't know it (how would I not know it? I would have accidentally hit a button by now).
jeff1977
Apr 11, 12:08 AM
that patent was a joke dude lol. http://www.patentlyapple.com/patently-apple/2010/12/apple-wins-patent-for-their-great-faked-out-rotary-dial-iphone.html
Yeah, helloooo?! He knows that. That's why he specifically referenced the MacBook Wheel parody.
Yeah, helloooo?! He knows that. That's why he specifically referenced the MacBook Wheel parody.
Analog Kid
Aug 2, 03:05 PM
Apple's never shown any signs of being keen on Virtual Desktops so I'm not sure where that's coming from, especially as the "Hide/show" feature of NEXTSTEP that ended up in OS X is, arguably, slightly more useful anyway.
If they do have it, I hope it's like the Amiga's screens, with desktops opening and closing automatically rather than being permanently open. They need to be self-managing, and designed to make computing easier to understand. Traditional "multiple desktops" are a powerful feature, but I don't think they aid understandability.
Yeah, I have the same feeling. I like virtual desktops myself, but they're going to be hard to make intuitive.
I thought I'd heard something about Apple Remote being integrated into Leopard-- can't remember where though... Maybe they're getting the two concepts confused? Maybe I am?
If they do have it, I hope it's like the Amiga's screens, with desktops opening and closing automatically rather than being permanently open. They need to be self-managing, and designed to make computing easier to understand. Traditional "multiple desktops" are a powerful feature, but I don't think they aid understandability.
Yeah, I have the same feeling. I like virtual desktops myself, but they're going to be hard to make intuitive.
I thought I'd heard something about Apple Remote being integrated into Leopard-- can't remember where though... Maybe they're getting the two concepts confused? Maybe I am?
bigrobb
Jan 16, 01:08 PM
Here is mine
jaw04005
Mar 28, 12:47 PM
Is there any benefit of HDMI if you won't be using the HD-DVD's, and you only have a 720P TV?
It's relative and depends on the device. Generally, HDMI is clearer and provides a sharper picture.
When using component on my Oppo DVD player and PS3, I have "jaggies" on both menus and content. When using HDMI on both, the "jaggies" virtually disapppear and there is less ghosting during fast action.
Are you going to be able to tell the difference several feet away from TV? Depends on your eyesight.
It also depends on how your television handles (internal processing) HDMI and component. On my 32" Samsung, there is noticeable difference between the processing of HDMI sources and component sources. HDMI wins hands down.
You know there's a difference when non-techy members of your family ask "Why does the [movie, game, menu] look different?"
It's relative and depends on the device. Generally, HDMI is clearer and provides a sharper picture.
When using component on my Oppo DVD player and PS3, I have "jaggies" on both menus and content. When using HDMI on both, the "jaggies" virtually disapppear and there is less ghosting during fast action.
Are you going to be able to tell the difference several feet away from TV? Depends on your eyesight.
It also depends on how your television handles (internal processing) HDMI and component. On my 32" Samsung, there is noticeable difference between the processing of HDMI sources and component sources. HDMI wins hands down.
You know there's a difference when non-techy members of your family ask "Why does the [movie, game, menu] look different?"
elppa
Oct 17, 07:12 AM
My one and only hope for 10.7 is that Apple FINALLY brings OS X up to par with Windows when it comes to connecting--and staying connected--to network shares.
To be honest the whole networking situation could do with a rethink. WebDAV perfomance in Finder is terrible, which is funny because iDisk uses WebDAV.
And this could do with some work as well. It's been like that for years. Why not give any help — most new users won't know to type smb:// for Windows.
To be honest the whole networking situation could do with a rethink. WebDAV perfomance in Finder is terrible, which is funny because iDisk uses WebDAV.
And this could do with some work as well. It's been like that for years. Why not give any help — most new users won't know to type smb:// for Windows.
benhollberg
Mar 16, 09:25 AM
There is but you just don't hear about it.
Onimusha370
Apr 15, 12:57 PM
Just to clear up a few things, the schools network was fully protected, so I was working without any Internet. Despite this, I was still a threat? I'm pretty sure the IT guy was just an idiot. I'm tempted to take the air again... But that's probably a bad idea right? :(
And so you know, i'm 16 and in my last year of high school, studying music. Logics pretty great to have around, and the schools music software is just awful; so I'd really miss not having it with me...
Thanks for everyones interest in the subject, it's really appreciated.
And I'm in the UK, so i'm not sure about legal information.
And so you know, i'm 16 and in my last year of high school, studying music. Logics pretty great to have around, and the schools music software is just awful; so I'd really miss not having it with me...
Thanks for everyones interest in the subject, it's really appreciated.
And I'm in the UK, so i'm not sure about legal information.
miniConvert
Dec 2, 05:24 AM
I agree with the report in that some cryptographic techniques should have been used to negate the possibility of this. It may be short range and 'almost' useless, but having a live RFID tag in one's shoe that'll respond to just anyone is a bit of a blunder. I think RFID is a great technology, it just needs to be used carefully.
As for the mobile phone arguments - yes a network can triangulate the approximate location of one of its subscribers, but any old Tom, Dick or Harry doesn't have access to this information!
As for the mobile phone arguments - yes a network can triangulate the approximate location of one of its subscribers, but any old Tom, Dick or Harry doesn't have access to this information!
Doctor Q
Dec 2, 02:07 AM
I can buy radio direction finders and transmitters online and do the same.
Or I can buy GPS trackers, and also stick it on someone's car.
Those solutions are easier, more accurate, etc......and not terribly expensive.That speaks to the point these researchers are making. They used the Nike+iPod Sport Kit as their example, but their message is that all sorts of gadgets with wireless communications capabilities can have these types of problems, especially if thought isn't give to the issue during design.
Or I can buy GPS trackers, and also stick it on someone's car.
Those solutions are easier, more accurate, etc......and not terribly expensive.That speaks to the point these researchers are making. They used the Nike+iPod Sport Kit as their example, but their message is that all sorts of gadgets with wireless communications capabilities can have these types of problems, especially if thought isn't give to the issue during design.
DakotaGuy
Mar 23, 02:51 PM
I was AMAZED to see a video on my iPad off CNN of people in the affected areas of Japan calmly walking through a food store with 90% empty shelves. Calmly, quietly picking up one or two things here or there placing them in the cart and moving on. An interview of a shopper through interpreter announced "This is the only store with any stock...." and yet it was a peaceful as can be. :)
Think back to Katrina. :eek:
Your right it is amazing and it has nothing to do with Republicans, Democrats, income re-distribution, Government healthcare, etc. It has everything to do with a culture that is disciplined and chooses the right path over the easy one.
Think back to Katrina. :eek:
Your right it is amazing and it has nothing to do with Republicans, Democrats, income re-distribution, Government healthcare, etc. It has everything to do with a culture that is disciplined and chooses the right path over the easy one.
cooknwitha
Sep 10, 05:36 AM
Can all people near The Oval please take your fans outside and point them skywards and try and push the rain back where it came from?
AvSRoCkCO1067
Aug 17, 04:53 PM
Zune (http://www.gizmodo.com/gadgets/microsoft/exclusive-microsoft-zune-picture--zune-in-the-wild-194877.php)
Thanks :)
Thanks :)
bdj21ya
Oct 19, 12:38 PM
I'm sure they're real, who would take the time to make screenshots of such mundane features? These are all great additions mind you, but nothing there that is really going to sell the OS (of course I'm already sold on it, so who knows?)
skunk
Mar 26, 04:39 AM
Of what exactly? You seem to be arguing two different discussions and argue with ambiguity.Attempted murder. No ambiguity.
marvel2
Jun 16, 12:33 PM
So on the 24th when I go into BB to pickup my preorder, will BB Mobile active a new contract for me? Or am I just buying the device? I am upgrading and my buddy is going to join me on a family plan.
WinterMute
Sep 13, 08:44 AM
Bit late but:
England!!!!!
Stuck in a studio all day yesterday with no internet access, but a nice big 50" plasma screen to watch the action on.... :D
Cracking stuff, Peterson was majestic.
Shame we won't see Warne playing over here in an Ashes series again, the man is a god.
England!!!!!
Stuck in a studio all day yesterday with no internet access, but a nice big 50" plasma screen to watch the action on.... :D
Cracking stuff, Peterson was majestic.
Shame we won't see Warne playing over here in an Ashes series again, the man is a god.
noservice2001
Jul 13, 05:57 AM
how are education and institution different? why would anyone in college buy an emac? macbook pro is where the party @.... oh well... sill love my g4....:cool:
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