D4F
Apr 17, 07:22 AM
I really don't give a **** about white or iPhone 5.
I use year old HTC Desire and black iP4 and they hold just fine...
All I hope for is that they fix that archaic ass iOS. if they do it right iP4 will be good enough for another 24 months.
I use year old HTC Desire and black iP4 and they hold just fine...
All I hope for is that they fix that archaic ass iOS. if they do it right iP4 will be good enough for another 24 months.
hayesk
Apr 12, 07:24 AM
I remember seeing this years ago with a person holding a wii remote on their head. :D
No, the Wii Remote was actually above or below the TV. The person was holding an infrared emitter on their head.
No, the Wii Remote was actually above or below the TV. The person was holding an infrared emitter on their head.
torbjoern
May 1, 03:33 AM
Yes I agree. What do you think the decline has been attributed to?
1: The Big Club. You know - the big corporations and the politicians they have in their pockets, lobbying to get more for themselves and less for everybody else. They do whatever they want because people are ignorant or they don' t care (see below). I'm talking about the bank managers who pay their executives million-dollar bonuses and get the politicians to cover the red numbers with the taxpayer's money.
2: The masses. They don't care about the Big Club because they are too busy watching cheap TV-entertainment while consuming their microwaved dinners - just a modern version of the classical "bread and circus".
1: The Big Club. You know - the big corporations and the politicians they have in their pockets, lobbying to get more for themselves and less for everybody else. They do whatever they want because people are ignorant or they don' t care (see below). I'm talking about the bank managers who pay their executives million-dollar bonuses and get the politicians to cover the red numbers with the taxpayer's money.
2: The masses. They don't care about the Big Club because they are too busy watching cheap TV-entertainment while consuming their microwaved dinners - just a modern version of the classical "bread and circus".
trajan
Sep 27, 01:35 PM
http://img176.imageshack.us/img176/7315/oct11eg7.png
Source: Amazon (http://www.amazon.com:80/dp/B000EPJL1A)
Release date for the new Shuffle? :D
when i ordered from the apple store online, the receipt said: ship Oct. 31 and arrive Nov. 7....
but i am thinking (more hoping) that with Apple's general release date of 'October' that they are defaulting to the end of the month to cover their butts.
that gives them the leeway to extend release dates if something goes awry and if things go well & they ship sooner than expected, then Apple will have some pleasantly surprised customers.... those are just my thoughts.
it's too bad, because when i heard 'October' i assumed Oct. 1... i should have known...
but amazon is a pretty reliable source and the 11th is MUCH better than the 31st... i am on board and very hopeful that this is indeed the actual release date :)
Source: Amazon (http://www.amazon.com:80/dp/B000EPJL1A)
Release date for the new Shuffle? :D
when i ordered from the apple store online, the receipt said: ship Oct. 31 and arrive Nov. 7....
but i am thinking (more hoping) that with Apple's general release date of 'October' that they are defaulting to the end of the month to cover their butts.
that gives them the leeway to extend release dates if something goes awry and if things go well & they ship sooner than expected, then Apple will have some pleasantly surprised customers.... those are just my thoughts.
it's too bad, because when i heard 'October' i assumed Oct. 1... i should have known...
but amazon is a pretty reliable source and the 11th is MUCH better than the 31st... i am on board and very hopeful that this is indeed the actual release date :)
Eric5h5
Oct 17, 09:38 AM
Revert Expos� to its behavior prior to 10.6...it's seriously lacking in usability the way it is now. I found a hack to correct it, but I'd rather not have to rely on hacks like that.
--Eric
--Eric
Ashapalan
Sep 12, 12:36 PM
Great series.
Well done England!
Well done England!
Benjy91
Apr 19, 06:32 AM
But you know what s/he meant, right? Yes, it's a much-anticipated second generation of a phenomenally popular game, released simultaneously on PC, Mac, XBox 360 and PS3.
Lol yes I know he meant Mac ;)
Just playing with him
Lol yes I know he meant Mac ;)
Just playing with him
na1577
Apr 11, 10:42 PM
I think given the slip of the iPhone 5, it wouldn't be possible to ship that many new products at the same time. iPhone, iPod, and iPad all in the fall? I don't think so.
michaelrjohnson
Aug 2, 02:59 PM
i seriously effing hope it's more than improvements to file sync'ing, spotlight, and virtual desktops. that's pathetic. we need a revolutionary OS revision.
"Revolutionary" was the switch from OS 9 to OS X. It's unrealistic to expect that for 10.5.
But I agree, I'm hoping for more in terms of UI enhancement and consistencey, along with increased functionality in the OS and it's native apps.
"Revolutionary" was the switch from OS 9 to OS X. It's unrealistic to expect that for 10.5.
But I agree, I'm hoping for more in terms of UI enhancement and consistencey, along with increased functionality in the OS and it's native apps.
Mousse
Mar 24, 10:20 AM
Think back to Katrina. :eek:
I had finally purged the image from my memory, but now you had to reawaken the memories...
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhARhyphenhyphenZs-7KLPCVW_PtL2Pu6ptHNTGx69Qx5qv6Wz-wORWIXKBsMwiBCfVPrOwbWv_2j3udLTS_Uw2SKwTM4Ub2XKpCdFh8K846RokgmW1rDbp3OcfDRAYp9yIS1TbsqxYDKg6D_a8Auuo/s1600/katrina-beer-looter.jpg
I had finally purged the image from my memory, but now you had to reawaken the memories...
https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhARhyphenhyphenZs-7KLPCVW_PtL2Pu6ptHNTGx69Qx5qv6Wz-wORWIXKBsMwiBCfVPrOwbWv_2j3udLTS_Uw2SKwTM4Ub2XKpCdFh8K846RokgmW1rDbp3OcfDRAYp9yIS1TbsqxYDKg6D_a8Auuo/s1600/katrina-beer-looter.jpg
WinterMute
Sep 8, 11:24 AM
Or not! It's all falling apart again. England will be luck to get to 350 from here!
Not a bad thing, we might see a 5-day Test... :eek:
I thought Collingwood was very poorly used there, the ball was about three inches outside the line.
Bugger, there goes Struass, 350 might be a tall ask now....
297/7, Strauss out for 129.
Not a bad thing, we might see a 5-day Test... :eek:
I thought Collingwood was very poorly used there, the ball was about three inches outside the line.
Bugger, there goes Struass, 350 might be a tall ask now....
297/7, Strauss out for 129.
InteriorDEV
Mar 6, 06:39 AM
http://www.abload.de/img/bildschirmfotou9k8.jpg (http://www.abload.de/image.php?img=bildschirmfotou9k8.jpg)
Kudos for your choice of music ;)
On topic: here's mine:
http://i.imgur.com/EfeHt.jpg
Kudos for your choice of music ;)
On topic: here's mine:
http://i.imgur.com/EfeHt.jpg
gnasher729
Apr 27, 10:23 AM
I figured they were talking about network traffic as well. Where would they get the road traffic information from users? I'd like to see a quality turn-by-turn navigation feature become a standard offering and improved traffic info would be a nice plus.
For example: After some opt-in, your phone records its GPS locations, finds out what looks like driving based on speed etc., sends the data to Apple, where they use it to find streets that are not in their mapping software, and the most useful thing would be average speed data depending on the time of day. If you are in a traffic jam and want to be helpful, you press a button to send the information right now, not when you are near to some WiFi. So people can be directed on the best routes based on actual average speeds, and they can be sent around traffic jams in real time.
There's no way to distinguish between whether the user is a pedestrian or in a vehicle.
Could be a cyclist flying along roads, or a person jogging, at the same pace as a car stuck in traffic. Has the car stopped because of heavy traffic, or because they can't hold it in any longer!!
There's way to many variables to consider for this to be about them collecting road traffic information.
It's not a trivial problem, but not really _that_ difficult. If it ever goes over 30mph then it's a car, and if it doesn't stop at a stop sign then it's a bicycle :-) Seriously, it's quite possible to sort this out. And there are many iPhones around, so if you have some iPhones at 30 mph and some at 4 mph on the same road, then you know who are drivers and who are pedestrians. If iPhones move at an average of 3 mph through your favourite park, then turn-by-turn software won't direct car traffic there, whether it is pedestrians or enormous traffic jam.
For example: After some opt-in, your phone records its GPS locations, finds out what looks like driving based on speed etc., sends the data to Apple, where they use it to find streets that are not in their mapping software, and the most useful thing would be average speed data depending on the time of day. If you are in a traffic jam and want to be helpful, you press a button to send the information right now, not when you are near to some WiFi. So people can be directed on the best routes based on actual average speeds, and they can be sent around traffic jams in real time.
There's no way to distinguish between whether the user is a pedestrian or in a vehicle.
Could be a cyclist flying along roads, or a person jogging, at the same pace as a car stuck in traffic. Has the car stopped because of heavy traffic, or because they can't hold it in any longer!!
There's way to many variables to consider for this to be about them collecting road traffic information.
It's not a trivial problem, but not really _that_ difficult. If it ever goes over 30mph then it's a car, and if it doesn't stop at a stop sign then it's a bicycle :-) Seriously, it's quite possible to sort this out. And there are many iPhones around, so if you have some iPhones at 30 mph and some at 4 mph on the same road, then you know who are drivers and who are pedestrians. If iPhones move at an average of 3 mph through your favourite park, then turn-by-turn software won't direct car traffic there, whether it is pedestrians or enormous traffic jam.
TuffLuffJimmy
Mar 5, 02:52 PM
Probably a good way to kill someone, probably not the ideal way to deal with an argument, though.
Obviously you don't play it to win it.
Obviously you don't play it to win it.
Adidas Addict
Apr 26, 01:34 PM
Not paint, point.
With a black bezel, the whitest point of the screen looks like white to your eyes.
With a white bezel, the bezel is the whitest, so white on the LCD never looks white. it usually looks blue or yellow.
Works both ways though, black on the display of the 'old' iPhone 4 never looks quite black with the black face of the phone.
With a black bezel, the whitest point of the screen looks like white to your eyes.
With a white bezel, the bezel is the whitest, so white on the LCD never looks white. it usually looks blue or yellow.
Works both ways though, black on the display of the 'old' iPhone 4 never looks quite black with the black face of the phone.
theloon
Apr 5, 06:59 PM
It's my fault for watching it...feeling very sad :(
ChrisA
Mar 28, 07:34 PM
Currently, 45% of the electrical power generated in the U.S. is produced by burning coal. Even if cars like the Volt are successful, increased demand for more electric power would likely result in more greenhouse gases being emitted.
The coal plants are so efficient at burning coal and that there is a net reduction in carbon for electric cars. Gas cars, even the best of them turn most of the energy in gas into heat. The heat comes ou t through the radiator and the tail pipe. But coal plants turn most of the coal into power and not so much waste heat.
There is now way around it either. gas cars work by burning fuel inside a cylinder in order to raise the temperature of the gas and therefore the pressure which then pushes the piston. So by design there must be waste heat. The heated gas is then pumped out of the engine and the energy in the hot gas is lost.
So it is already a net gain and the US will over the life of the electric car produce cleaner and cleaner electric plants
The coal plants are so efficient at burning coal and that there is a net reduction in carbon for electric cars. Gas cars, even the best of them turn most of the energy in gas into heat. The heat comes ou t through the radiator and the tail pipe. But coal plants turn most of the coal into power and not so much waste heat.
There is now way around it either. gas cars work by burning fuel inside a cylinder in order to raise the temperature of the gas and therefore the pressure which then pushes the piston. So by design there must be waste heat. The heated gas is then pumped out of the engine and the energy in the hot gas is lost.
So it is already a net gain and the US will over the life of the electric car produce cleaner and cleaner electric plants
OdduWon
Oct 22, 09:59 AM
tha last newton came out on oct ~ 20 1997. maybe we will see the iPod pro next year on the 20th? :D ....but then there the whole 30th anniversary factor.
slatermicha
Jun 12, 01:48 AM
Can you share a list of stores where i can find out this phone.i want to get this opportunity for buy this phone.
Blu101
Apr 4, 09:46 AM
Love my Android... Sorry Apple, but I can't afford the iPhone.
But you can afford a 2011 Macbook Pro AND an iPad2 :confused:
But you can afford a 2011 Macbook Pro AND an iPad2 :confused:
skiltrip
Jul 15, 08:55 PM
I hope they touch on the proximity sensor too, but I have a feeling its going to be about the antenna only.
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.
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.
Michael383
Apr 10, 11:58 PM
I hope they go for Liquidmetal.
OrangeSVTguy
Feb 16, 11:16 AM
i was waiting for a os x gpu client before i did it. seems much more efficient than cpu folding
A good folding farm running a bunch if bigadv units and with their bonuses could bring in more than GPU clients. My 950 @ 4ghz brings in 27k+ PPD with the bonus.
A good folding farm running a bunch if bigadv units and with their bonuses could bring in more than GPU clients. My 950 @ 4ghz brings in 27k+ PPD with the bonus.
MacRumors
Jun 9, 10:32 AM
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