phungy
Jan 23, 08:38 PM
Did you also post this on Craigslist? I saw a very similar ad (http://gainesville.craigslist.org/ele/549452511.html)...
Alfan83
Apr 27, 05:10 AM
Here, in France, there are many people who complain of problem to read video on youtube and it seems that this is due to wifi instability on the IPAD. Is this the case with you ?
shen
Aug 7, 10:49 PM
take it easy on them, they saved apple's ass in the 90's. if it weren't for them apple would have gone 'rupt. they also have to worry about a thousand different hardware configurations whereas os x 10 has to worry about the mac line.. give 'em a break. (not an ms fanboy) :mad:
yeah!
come to think of it, if it weren't for them and their illegal/immoral practices Apple would be at 90% and linux would be the underdog and there would be no Windows, so....
...errrr, hang on, what?
yeah!
come to think of it, if it weren't for them and their illegal/immoral practices Apple would be at 90% and linux would be the underdog and there would be no Windows, so....
...errrr, hang on, what?
rdowns
Dec 31, 06:26 AM
Figured I'd give it some time before I posted my opinions. For what it's worth, I am responsible for a few web sites for my company (not the designer but have much of the say in the look).
My first impression was very negative but after reading the thread and spending some time really looking at the home page, I'm less negative. I think it's a bit busy and could stand a little tweaking. I think there are too many colors for headings. IMO, keep the dark blue and one color (I like grey) and lose the others.
FYI, I'm running at 1024 x 768; the price compare ad and google box both cut off about half of the last line of the ad.
I understand the need to provide as much information as possible on the home page but maybe some of it could be moved elsewhere and an additional tab or two added at the top. Might reduce a bit of the clutter.
Overall, a very good start. A site is constantly evolving. I know how much work goes into a site change, let alone a new design. Great job!
Sign me up as a contributor. Couldn't find out where to do that. But please, I don't want to be known as a demi-god, I'll stick with my lowly rating.
My first impression was very negative but after reading the thread and spending some time really looking at the home page, I'm less negative. I think it's a bit busy and could stand a little tweaking. I think there are too many colors for headings. IMO, keep the dark blue and one color (I like grey) and lose the others.
FYI, I'm running at 1024 x 768; the price compare ad and google box both cut off about half of the last line of the ad.
I understand the need to provide as much information as possible on the home page but maybe some of it could be moved elsewhere and an additional tab or two added at the top. Might reduce a bit of the clutter.
Overall, a very good start. A site is constantly evolving. I know how much work goes into a site change, let alone a new design. Great job!
Sign me up as a contributor. Couldn't find out where to do that. But please, I don't want to be known as a demi-god, I'll stick with my lowly rating.
shelterpaw
Aug 8, 12:18 PM
I find it quite amusing that so many people think MS is doomed. Especially since they are killing VPC. I don't think it was or ever will be a big revenue maker for MS, so it probably cost them more to keep it around then to shelve it.
I certainly think it would be great to see them lose about 40% of their desktop market share to OS X and Linux, but if that ever happens, it wont be a long time to come. All this MS is doomed and has messed up crap is nuts. Funny, but nuts.
I certainly think it would be great to see them lose about 40% of their desktop market share to OS X and Linux, but if that ever happens, it wont be a long time to come. All this MS is doomed and has messed up crap is nuts. Funny, but nuts.
Btrthnezr3
Apr 22, 01:53 PM
Awesome! Congrats!
You've gotten to do some really awesome things and now you've got the money and time to find and do more of what you want!
You've gotten to do some really awesome things and now you've got the money and time to find and do more of what you want!
twoodcc
Feb 20, 06:12 PM
yeah folding can cost quite a bit when you have a lot of systems in one house folding. this summer my numbers will go down b/c of the heat around here
Sherifftruman
Feb 25, 10:33 AM
http://www.ithinkdiff.com/add-usage-stats-ipod-touch-ipad-settings-app-jailbreak-hack/
I found this online yesterday after using many different apps to not get exactly what I was looking for, this. I'm posting this because I couldn't find it on MR but google had the answer. Maybe this will help someone in the future. :)
I used iFile to make the changes.
Here's a screenshot from my iPad...
http://i786.photobucket.com/albums/yy149/jacob-bibby/026442ba.png
So, using iFile, I am not totally sure what to delete here. The string I see is "RequiredCapabilities", not "RequiredCompatibilities" and I did not know if I should delete just that line or anything else. I would hate to stuff this up.
EdIt: OK, I went ahead and did the edits and it works great. A little more difficult/scary doing it in text, but using the search in iFile made it a bit easier. The tutorials are wrong and the key is called RequiredCapabilities (maybe they changed the name at some point). I deleted the stuff from <key> through the end of </array> for each entry.
Also, when I first started, I was not able to access the text editor in iFile. A respring fixed that.
I found this online yesterday after using many different apps to not get exactly what I was looking for, this. I'm posting this because I couldn't find it on MR but google had the answer. Maybe this will help someone in the future. :)
I used iFile to make the changes.
Here's a screenshot from my iPad...
http://i786.photobucket.com/albums/yy149/jacob-bibby/026442ba.png
So, using iFile, I am not totally sure what to delete here. The string I see is "RequiredCapabilities", not "RequiredCompatibilities" and I did not know if I should delete just that line or anything else. I would hate to stuff this up.
EdIt: OK, I went ahead and did the edits and it works great. A little more difficult/scary doing it in text, but using the search in iFile made it a bit easier. The tutorials are wrong and the key is called RequiredCapabilities (maybe they changed the name at some point). I deleted the stuff from <key> through the end of </array> for each entry.
Also, when I first started, I was not able to access the text editor in iFile. A respring fixed that.
vvebster
Feb 24, 08:37 PM
It's not really in Japan, but it looks Japanese :D
http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta/details/2491/byudo-in_temple.html
http://interfacelift.com/wallpaper_beta/details/2491/byudo-in_temple.html
PhoneyDeveloper
Apr 20, 08:00 PM
App store review is not a beta test service. Apple decides if the app is suitable for the app store. If it crashes or has obvious severe bugs they will reject it. If it violates one of their written or unwritten rules they will reject it.
You want your app to work well not because of the app store review. You want it to work well so people will like it and buy it.
Frankly I wouldn't worry about it too much. Aside from abiding by the rules there's not much you can do about it.
Certain things are tested automatically when you submit the app. I think this is mainly inspection for use of private APIs. If you violate that you hear about it within a few minutes.
You want your app to work well not because of the app store review. You want it to work well so people will like it and buy it.
Frankly I wouldn't worry about it too much. Aside from abiding by the rules there's not much you can do about it.
Certain things are tested automatically when you submit the app. I think this is mainly inspection for use of private APIs. If you violate that you hear about it within a few minutes.
ZilogZ80
Mar 31, 12:40 PM
Yep. I agree. And if you've used Android lately on a phone, you'd say iPhone what?!?! Apple still has the more solid tablet but Android OS will have that market by summertime as well.
Don't bother flaming, it's well documented in the sales figures that Android has taken the #1 spot in the Phone OS model... my only point is Apple is at a critical turning point in their history. They can give customers what they want, or restrict. Customers don't like to be restricted, and like me, seek alternatives when cornered.
What you fail to realise is that Apple are giving their customers what they want. Apple customers do like to be restricted, that's why they are Apple customers and that's why they buy Apple products.
Don't bother flaming, it's well documented in the sales figures that Android has taken the #1 spot in the Phone OS model... my only point is Apple is at a critical turning point in their history. They can give customers what they want, or restrict. Customers don't like to be restricted, and like me, seek alternatives when cornered.
What you fail to realise is that Apple are giving their customers what they want. Apple customers do like to be restricted, that's why they are Apple customers and that's why they buy Apple products.
ulbador
May 2, 12:43 AM
I heard they found him using findmyiphone:D
I heard that too. I also heard the illicit location data Apple was storing was actually designed at pinpointing this guy.
I'm not going to say where I heard it, but there were at least 3 "official" sources.
I heard that too. I also heard the illicit location data Apple was storing was actually designed at pinpointing this guy.
I'm not going to say where I heard it, but there were at least 3 "official" sources.
Azadre
Apr 12, 11:38 AM
I wonder how these companies got access to Apple's database. Why doesn't Apple keep better watch on it? And couldn't Apple just find out who's been accessing the database, and not allow connections from that source anymore? This all seems shady to me.
I imagine the process goes through a carrier outside of the US because many countries and carriers offer unlocks for their iPhone customers.
I imagine the process goes through a carrier outside of the US because many countries and carriers offer unlocks for their iPhone customers.
Inkling
Aug 7, 07:48 PM
Good news! Virtual PC for Intel Macs never made much sense anyway. Why go to great pains to emulate an OS that can run native?
Even better good news would be for the Mac Business Unit to develop a Mac-only version of Vista. Since it would target a very narrow set of hardware, it could be leaner, faster, more stable, and contain all the proper hardware drivers. Spared many of the woes of other Windows users, we'd be happy, and Microsoft would make more money as Mac users buy copies to use with Boot Camp or Parallel. They'd make far more with Vista for Macs than they'd ever make with Virtual PC.
All in all, I'd say things are going quite well in the Mac world.
--Michael W. Perry, Untangling Tolkien (the only book-length chronology of The Lord of the Rings.
Even better good news would be for the Mac Business Unit to develop a Mac-only version of Vista. Since it would target a very narrow set of hardware, it could be leaner, faster, more stable, and contain all the proper hardware drivers. Spared many of the woes of other Windows users, we'd be happy, and Microsoft would make more money as Mac users buy copies to use with Boot Camp or Parallel. They'd make far more with Vista for Macs than they'd ever make with Virtual PC.
All in all, I'd say things are going quite well in the Mac world.
--Michael W. Perry, Untangling Tolkien (the only book-length chronology of The Lord of the Rings.
gkarris
Mar 14, 09:48 PM
As I posted in a more obscure thread,
Never forget that the zune brought us this:
http://static.flickr.com/103/294929001_b67b0b5225.jpg
I still find it a little disturbing but I think it's also possibly the single funniest thing I've ever seen involving Microsoft.
I have never actually used a zune. They looked ok really, except the brown one (IMHO).
I was about to say - here's my original post:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=3059225&postcount=12
plus the Ballmer quote:
"I want to squirt you a picture of my kids. You want to squirt me back a video of your vacation...
That's [an] experience," he said.
OMG - what did she get "squirted"? :eek:
;)
Ah, threads about Zune - good times... :D
Never forget that the zune brought us this:
http://static.flickr.com/103/294929001_b67b0b5225.jpg
I still find it a little disturbing but I think it's also possibly the single funniest thing I've ever seen involving Microsoft.
I have never actually used a zune. They looked ok really, except the brown one (IMHO).
I was about to say - here's my original post:
http://forums.macrumors.com/showpost.php?p=3059225&postcount=12
plus the Ballmer quote:
"I want to squirt you a picture of my kids. You want to squirt me back a video of your vacation...
That's [an] experience," he said.
OMG - what did she get "squirted"? :eek:
;)
Ah, threads about Zune - good times... :D
arn
Sep 20, 07:49 PM
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Everything should be back to normal. Please let me know if you notice any discrepancies.
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Full of Win
Apr 18, 11:14 AM
This is in line with the iPhone life cycle.
2007 - iPhone (the Apple Beta)
2008 - iPhone 3G - Complete Redesign (or, IMHO, the "real" launch)
2009 - iPhone 3GS - Modest update
2010 - iPhone 4 - Complete redesign
2011 - iPhone 4.5 - Modest update
2012 - iPhone 5 - Complete redesign. (or at least, significant overhaul.)
iPad, iPod Touch & iPod Nano follow this curve. I feel like we can expect a revolutionary new device every 2 years, and a modest upgrade in between.
What? The iPhone 3G was not a "Complete Redesign". Internally, it used the same CPU, RAM and chipset as did the iPhone 1. The only difference was the addition of a 3G radio, GPS and a plastic curved back; hardly a "Complete Redesign". Internally, the 3GS was a compete redesign, not a "Modest update"
Also, these are the internal codes for the iPhone, where the new first number is a complete revision and the second number is an update on an existing design.
iPhone 1: 1,1
iPhone 2 (3G): 1,2
iPhone 3 (3GS): 2,1
iPhone 4: 3,1
2007 - iPhone (the Apple Beta)
2008 - iPhone 3G - Complete Redesign (or, IMHO, the "real" launch)
2009 - iPhone 3GS - Modest update
2010 - iPhone 4 - Complete redesign
2011 - iPhone 4.5 - Modest update
2012 - iPhone 5 - Complete redesign. (or at least, significant overhaul.)
iPad, iPod Touch & iPod Nano follow this curve. I feel like we can expect a revolutionary new device every 2 years, and a modest upgrade in between.
What? The iPhone 3G was not a "Complete Redesign". Internally, it used the same CPU, RAM and chipset as did the iPhone 1. The only difference was the addition of a 3G radio, GPS and a plastic curved back; hardly a "Complete Redesign". Internally, the 3GS was a compete redesign, not a "Modest update"
Also, these are the internal codes for the iPhone, where the new first number is a complete revision and the second number is an update on an existing design.
iPhone 1: 1,1
iPhone 2 (3G): 1,2
iPhone 3 (3GS): 2,1
iPhone 4: 3,1
Sirmausalot
Apr 8, 09:55 AM
I was watching the iMovie 11 presentation and I'm just curious about predictions to FCP 8, especially the interface. We can be certain of the technical improvements in media management and power -- multi-core, 64 bit. But from iMovie 11 I see
1. Totally integrated visual sound editing, live with all the tools from Sound Track Pro. Who wants to go out to a sperate application. No need.
2. Which means proper titling software is truly built in
3. And of course effects are now much simpler to apply and preview. Perhaps the left hand window is completely context sensitive -- effects, sound editing, or source footage -- with the ability to edit in that window with dragging a selection area and cut into the timeline
4. Of course there will be some sort of realtime compression as you continue to work. And the compression engine will be completely overhauled.
DVD Studio Pro needs a complete overhaul too and should support blu-ray authoring. Perhaps the bag of hurt is coming to Lion :-) But burners will be Thunderbolt external only, making it of use primarily to content creators protecting Apple's Digital Download model. But at least thunderbolt is fast enough to allow for the fastest blu-ray burners.
Anyhow, some of these changes speak to the rumor of a more consumer version. It will be MORE powerful than iMovie 11, but include live effects and powerful sound editing without having to exit the application, much like iMovie. Of course media management (final cut server) will be vastly improved and integrated into this one version. Enjoy!
1. Totally integrated visual sound editing, live with all the tools from Sound Track Pro. Who wants to go out to a sperate application. No need.
2. Which means proper titling software is truly built in
3. And of course effects are now much simpler to apply and preview. Perhaps the left hand window is completely context sensitive -- effects, sound editing, or source footage -- with the ability to edit in that window with dragging a selection area and cut into the timeline
4. Of course there will be some sort of realtime compression as you continue to work. And the compression engine will be completely overhauled.
DVD Studio Pro needs a complete overhaul too and should support blu-ray authoring. Perhaps the bag of hurt is coming to Lion :-) But burners will be Thunderbolt external only, making it of use primarily to content creators protecting Apple's Digital Download model. But at least thunderbolt is fast enough to allow for the fastest blu-ray burners.
Anyhow, some of these changes speak to the rumor of a more consumer version. It will be MORE powerful than iMovie 11, but include live effects and powerful sound editing without having to exit the application, much like iMovie. Of course media management (final cut server) will be vastly improved and integrated into this one version. Enjoy!
pdpfilms
Dec 17, 06:37 AM
Is it possible that there's a bad connection to the speakers? It sounds like you can only hear audio through headphones... in which case, audio could in fact be being rerouted to the speakers when headphones are unplugged, but broken speakers=no sound. eh?
diazj3
Apr 18, 04:33 PM
Even though FCPX Was just announced there was no word on the other FCS apps....
Well, as I understand the different rumors and announced features of FCPX, the new version has absorbed some of the tools in the other apps. For the rest, I doubt that they release the new FCPX without releasing the other updated sister apps at the same time, perhaps sold separately - but not likely that the full suite will go for over the current price.
IMO, waiting a couple of months would be a safe bet - specially when FCPX is a completely revamped version with very good upgrades. And, if for any reason one thinks FCPX is inferior in any way, you will be able to get the current version at a much lower price then.
Just my 2c
cheers!
Well, as I understand the different rumors and announced features of FCPX, the new version has absorbed some of the tools in the other apps. For the rest, I doubt that they release the new FCPX without releasing the other updated sister apps at the same time, perhaps sold separately - but not likely that the full suite will go for over the current price.
IMO, waiting a couple of months would be a safe bet - specially when FCPX is a completely revamped version with very good upgrades. And, if for any reason one thinks FCPX is inferior in any way, you will be able to get the current version at a much lower price then.
Just my 2c
cheers!
ruftytufty
Apr 15, 11:30 PM
Personally, I'd wait and see on this before putting down this much money. I expect that AT&T can track down and relock phones unlocked through this method. And, if they do, it probably won't take them that lock.
Second: while the seller claims they will refund your money, I wouldn't place a lot of faith in this if your phone gets relocked after a period of time. While Negri Electronics doesn't appear to be a scammer, some of the complaints about their customer service definitely would make me cautious about doing business with them - esp. in a case where I might be needing to get a refund from them months down the road. See reviews here (http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Negri_Electronics).
Second: while the seller claims they will refund your money, I wouldn't place a lot of faith in this if your phone gets relocked after a period of time. While Negri Electronics doesn't appear to be a scammer, some of the complaints about their customer service definitely would make me cautious about doing business with them - esp. in a case where I might be needing to get a refund from them months down the road. See reviews here (http://www.resellerratings.com/store/Negri_Electronics).
bdj21ya
Oct 26, 08:53 AM
If they truly plan to release a new device, not about the music, but designed for video users, then who cares about one hand? When you have the attention available to be watching video, you probably have two hands available too (at least I hope you're not watching this while driving). I think the interface could be very awesome and extremely easy to use if someone could get the engineering right to ignore accidental input and always respond to intentional input.
KPOM
Apr 16, 12:06 AM
Any statistics available for those who have one vs the other by any chance?
See the AnandTech article or the referenced MacRumors thread. The Samsung drive appears about 15-20% faster in some of the benchmarks.
See the AnandTech article or the referenced MacRumors thread. The Samsung drive appears about 15-20% faster in some of the benchmarks.
wickedG35
Feb 27, 12:14 PM
Why not just get an 8GB iPod Touch? Is the camera feature an absolute must?
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