AlkFoo
Mar 24, 05:18 PM
Cool... good for you! I was just hoping to see mine change. They do post that it takes up to 24 hours for shipment changes to processs... I check back tomorrow.
No insult intended on my post! One week closer for you... I am seriously happy for you. It must feel nice!
No insult intended on my post! One week closer for you... I am seriously happy for you. It must feel nice!
IscariotJ
Apr 25, 03:34 PM
The 11" is the true successor to the 12" PowerBook, simple as that. I had one of the original BlackBook's, and while it was an immense step up power-wise, it never felt as portable as the 12" PB did. The 11" Air brings the best of both worlds.
gkarris
Mar 8, 01:16 PM
I know of people driving for 100's of miles clinging to sanity... :eek:
:D
:D
cmaier
Mar 29, 07:41 PM
There's not a lot in the iPhone that's patented by Apple. I can think of about four "major" items offhand: their particular touchscreen position decoder, their slot antenna using the case trim, their way of implementing a scrolling direction lock, and their way of doing a bounce at the end of a page. Oh, and their way of doing a slide-to-unlock.
I may be misremembering, but I think they also have a patent on particular aspects of pinch-zoom that, at the time I read the claims, seemed pretty fundamental.
They also have MANY continuations and applications in examination. I would be shocked if they didn't end up with many more aspects of iPhone and iOS patented before too long.
I may be misremembering, but I think they also have a patent on particular aspects of pinch-zoom that, at the time I read the claims, seemed pretty fundamental.
They also have MANY continuations and applications in examination. I would be shocked if they didn't end up with many more aspects of iPhone and iOS patented before too long.
Mortixer
Sep 5, 07:00 PM
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okrelayer
Jan 9, 05:29 AM
http://img714.imageshack.us/img714/338/screenshot20110108at112.png
January Desktop
January Desktop
digitalbiker
Oct 18, 12:32 AM
Well, C2Ds have been shipping for that long, and Apple is the only notebook manufacturer who has not even announced! (Lenovo's announcement Monday left Apple as the sole hold-out.)
So, yes, they are "falling behind." (And that's if they announce within the next couple of weeks - if they wait until MWSF, it's just embarassing!)
:(
iBorg
I agree and I think this is a big deal because this sets the tone for how Apple plans to update systems in the future.
Will they update to keep pace with the PC manufacturors? Or will they stick to the same old product update cycle that they established with the PPC.(ie updates around MWSF, WWDC, Paris Expo, etc.)
The jury is still out but if the MacBook Pro core 2 duo isn't released prior to Thanksgiving then they might as well wait until MWSF and announce a major re-design with santa rosa chipset and new GPUs. After all it will be too late for the holiday buying season anyway.
So, yes, they are "falling behind." (And that's if they announce within the next couple of weeks - if they wait until MWSF, it's just embarassing!)
:(
iBorg
I agree and I think this is a big deal because this sets the tone for how Apple plans to update systems in the future.
Will they update to keep pace with the PC manufacturors? Or will they stick to the same old product update cycle that they established with the PPC.(ie updates around MWSF, WWDC, Paris Expo, etc.)
The jury is still out but if the MacBook Pro core 2 duo isn't released prior to Thanksgiving then they might as well wait until MWSF and announce a major re-design with santa rosa chipset and new GPUs. After all it will be too late for the holiday buying season anyway.
andymodem
Jan 15, 10:49 PM
Please share that NSX's picture with us. It's gorgeous. ;)
Unfortunately this is the highest resolution I have. :( Works good on the 13" screen though.
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Unfortunately this is the highest resolution I have. :( Works good on the 13" screen though.
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Concorde Rules
Mar 25, 07:37 AM
who needs 8gb, sheesh. i barely use 2gb of my 4gb of ram as it is. even using photoshop, I have never seen it max out.
I like the way you say that when my free memory currently is 9Mb (Yes, Megabytes) out of 12Gb. [1Gb inactive]
I thought 6Gb was enough, it clearly isn't.
I like the way you say that when my free memory currently is 9Mb (Yes, Megabytes) out of 12Gb. [1Gb inactive]
I thought 6Gb was enough, it clearly isn't.
CanadaRAM
Dec 2, 02:08 AM
Any Bluetooth device for example, that is left in Discoverable mode (including your cellphone) is wide open to exploit.
Just waiting for the Zune WiFi viruses to hit...
Just waiting for the Zune WiFi viruses to hit...
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.
Anonymous Freak
Jan 18, 04:39 PM
I wouldn't make that assumption. Just because iLife ships only with new Macs of the same model year doesn't mean that you're stuck with iLife '05 on your 2005 Mac. It could easily be the case that iLife will be optimized for Leopard with enhanced features, but will still be compatible with Tiger (remember the days when software was optimized for Altivec but didn't require it?).
Of course, it's not impossible that iLife '07 will be Leopard-only, especially if it doesn't add anything to iLife '06 functionality. I can't think of any obvious new functions for iLife to add. More themes, some reorganization, etc. would be new features, but not breaking any new ground.
Two words: Multiple Libraries.
Both iTunes and iPhoto would be nice if you could have real multiple library support. For example, my wife and I have completely different tastes in music, so of our approximately 4000 song collection, there are maybe only about 400 songs that overlap. My wife REALLY doesn't want to hear Eminem or Evanescence popping up on her iPod, and I REALLY don't want to hear Alan Jackson or Garth Brooks on mine. Yeah, we can set up playlists, and we do have a couple dozen playlists. But we create, delete, and change the playlists often, and don't want to have to update our iPod preferences all the time. We want two separate libraries, but that don't duplicate the 400 songs that we *DO* both like. (Okay, it may be closer to 1000. We do both like classical, and have a decent size classical section.)
Also I can imagine official support for net-storage shared libraries, especially with the net disk feature of the new AirPort Extreme.
Also nice would be if iWeb would store my website in a more convenient location, like, say, the 'Sites' folder. (I remember when iPhoto stored its library in the Documents folder, too.) And the ability to do two separate websites, to two separate locations would be nice. (It supports multiple 'websites', but they both publish to the same location. I would like ONE website on my .Mac site, and another hosted locally, but both designed with iWeb.)
iDVD supporting HD would be a nice addition. If not Blu-Ray or HD-DVD, at least the current "HD on standard DVD" format DVD Studio Pro supports.
Of course, it's not impossible that iLife '07 will be Leopard-only, especially if it doesn't add anything to iLife '06 functionality. I can't think of any obvious new functions for iLife to add. More themes, some reorganization, etc. would be new features, but not breaking any new ground.
Two words: Multiple Libraries.
Both iTunes and iPhoto would be nice if you could have real multiple library support. For example, my wife and I have completely different tastes in music, so of our approximately 4000 song collection, there are maybe only about 400 songs that overlap. My wife REALLY doesn't want to hear Eminem or Evanescence popping up on her iPod, and I REALLY don't want to hear Alan Jackson or Garth Brooks on mine. Yeah, we can set up playlists, and we do have a couple dozen playlists. But we create, delete, and change the playlists often, and don't want to have to update our iPod preferences all the time. We want two separate libraries, but that don't duplicate the 400 songs that we *DO* both like. (Okay, it may be closer to 1000. We do both like classical, and have a decent size classical section.)
Also I can imagine official support for net-storage shared libraries, especially with the net disk feature of the new AirPort Extreme.
Also nice would be if iWeb would store my website in a more convenient location, like, say, the 'Sites' folder. (I remember when iPhoto stored its library in the Documents folder, too.) And the ability to do two separate websites, to two separate locations would be nice. (It supports multiple 'websites', but they both publish to the same location. I would like ONE website on my .Mac site, and another hosted locally, but both designed with iWeb.)
iDVD supporting HD would be a nice addition. If not Blu-Ray or HD-DVD, at least the current "HD on standard DVD" format DVD Studio Pro supports.
CaoCao
Apr 12, 09:02 AM
rape is a good point ..i mean thats the reason some argue when they debate against this anti veil law , to protect the women from preying eyes , ok i agree to a extend ...some women should be forced to wear a Burka from a certain weight on instead of tight biking shorts and belly free tops ..but thats more a matter of taste ;)
i mean some US states have laws how much of the bum a bikini worn by a women at the beach has to cover up... and nobody is protesting against that or?
some or most south american countries made the opposite laws to prevent rape , rape is unpunished there if the victim gets married by her rapist after the rape
but thats how christians should deal with such matter if they follow the bible
" If a man happens to meet a virgin who is not pledged to be married and rapes her and they are discovered, he shall pay the girl's father fifty shekels of silver. He must marry the girl, for he has violated her. He can never divorce her as long as he lives" (Deut. 22:28-30)
the Qur'an is a bit more protective in that matter
"And those who launch a charge against chaste women, and produce not four witnesses (to support their allegations)- Flog them with eighty stripes; and reject their evidence ever after: for such men are wicked transgressors" (Quran 24:4)
i mean nothing agains a women to vover her head with a headscarf , some western women wear headscarfes too , ok mostly to protect the hairsstyle when its windy , but nonetheless they wear one the reason does not matter
Gang rape
i mean some US states have laws how much of the bum a bikini worn by a women at the beach has to cover up... and nobody is protesting against that or?
some or most south american countries made the opposite laws to prevent rape , rape is unpunished there if the victim gets married by her rapist after the rape
but thats how christians should deal with such matter if they follow the bible
" If a man happens to meet a virgin who is not pledged to be married and rapes her and they are discovered, he shall pay the girl's father fifty shekels of silver. He must marry the girl, for he has violated her. He can never divorce her as long as he lives" (Deut. 22:28-30)
the Qur'an is a bit more protective in that matter
"And those who launch a charge against chaste women, and produce not four witnesses (to support their allegations)- Flog them with eighty stripes; and reject their evidence ever after: for such men are wicked transgressors" (Quran 24:4)
i mean nothing agains a women to vover her head with a headscarf , some western women wear headscarfes too , ok mostly to protect the hairsstyle when its windy , but nonetheless they wear one the reason does not matter
Gang rape
andiwm2003
Jan 9, 07:11 PM
i miss ilfe 07 and where is iwork 07? i'm not interested in the iphone, itvo r the new airport. while groundbreaking to many there is nothing this year i'm interested in.:(
anyway, i think the iphone will be a greast success and itv will be successful as well. but i'm more interested in computer and software from apple. c'mon steve!:) i have money to spend!
anyway, i think the iphone will be a greast success and itv will be successful as well. but i'm more interested in computer and software from apple. c'mon steve!:) i have money to spend!
David G.
Apr 12, 02:08 AM
:)
toddybody
Apr 12, 09:27 AM
Who cares, its still a cheap gimmick.
Ehh...or its just a cool, innovative thing that wont cost us extra money. But what do I know :o
Ehh...or its just a cool, innovative thing that wont cost us extra money. But what do I know :o
handsome pete
Apr 19, 09:48 AM
you guys are kidding right?
Why would they be kidding? I would guess that most NLE users rely heavily on the viewer and setting in/out points.
And like Keith said, I'm sure the viewer will be there in some form.
Why would they be kidding? I would guess that most NLE users rely heavily on the viewer and setting in/out points.
And like Keith said, I'm sure the viewer will be there in some form.
EricNau
Nov 13, 07:55 PM
anyone else get an insanely loud noise just before the instal?
It's normal for the fans to run on full power during the firmware update. I assume that's the noise you heard, right?
It's normal for the fans to run on full power during the firmware update. I assume that's the noise you heard, right?
imagineer2000
Oct 19, 05:02 PM
... the answer to life, the universe and everything.
(and don't tell me Apple can't deliver) :D
(and don't tell me Apple can't deliver) :D
combatdoc
Jan 16, 10:53 PM
http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5082/5362281387_b0e12a653b.jpg (http://www.flickr.com/photos/medic119/5362281387/)
wpotere
Apr 15, 08:14 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/532.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/4.0.5 Mobile/8B117 Safari/6531.22.7)
Every other teacher in the school is fine with it, it's just that one guy. By taking it off me, I couldn't get my coursework finished. Pretty annoying. I see everyones point that it's his network, but it's a pretty big assumption to assume that a student is 'hacking the network' because he's on a laptop.
So they should make an exception for you because you weren't doing anything and some teachers didn't care? Also, if it is "every other teacher", it is not just the IT guy that has a problem with it. The rules are in place for a reason and he has every right to enforce it. Ignorance of the rules is no exception. This is the way life is; a good lesson learned here.
Is this college or high school? (My guess is high school)
Also, did you get it back or get instructions as to when/how you would get it back?
Every other teacher in the school is fine with it, it's just that one guy. By taking it off me, I couldn't get my coursework finished. Pretty annoying. I see everyones point that it's his network, but it's a pretty big assumption to assume that a student is 'hacking the network' because he's on a laptop.
So they should make an exception for you because you weren't doing anything and some teachers didn't care? Also, if it is "every other teacher", it is not just the IT guy that has a problem with it. The rules are in place for a reason and he has every right to enforce it. Ignorance of the rules is no exception. This is the way life is; a good lesson learned here.
Is this college or high school? (My guess is high school)
Also, did you get it back or get instructions as to when/how you would get it back?
Habakuk
May 4, 05:23 PM
According to the info in iTunes the 4.3.3 update file has exactly the same size as 4.3.2 had: 666.2 MB for my iPhone 4.
And the same goes for the iPad 2: 614.8 MB. For the iPad 1 there is a slight difference: 4.3.3: 593.4 MB; 4.3.2 was: 593.3 MB.
BTW: The update was very quick (less than 20 min) for my iPhone 4 and everything seems to work fine: Safari, an App Store update for an app (AutoStitch Panorama) and a technically demanding game (Real Racing 2). Same goes for iPad 1 + 2 (less than 15 min for the complete update process incl. download).
And the same goes for the iPad 2: 614.8 MB. For the iPad 1 there is a slight difference: 4.3.3: 593.4 MB; 4.3.2 was: 593.3 MB.
BTW: The update was very quick (less than 20 min) for my iPhone 4 and everything seems to work fine: Safari, an App Store update for an app (AutoStitch Panorama) and a technically demanding game (Real Racing 2). Same goes for iPad 1 + 2 (less than 15 min for the complete update process incl. download).
Consultant
Apr 14, 03:45 PM
This looks like a very real possibility. I've got three main questions.
1. How on earth can I build a case like that, or what options exist for building a case like this?
2. What type of software is available to run something like this, assuming I have a working knowledge of Linux (GUI Versions)?
3. What are the pros/cons of a setup like this compared to just getting a storage array and connecting it to a Mac Pro considering the fact that I want to be able to pull data from this remotely.
...And doesn't 4GB of ram seem like too little?
Does not include labor and support costs.
Custom built case will be more expensive for 1 copy. Diagram is included on that page.
1. How on earth can I build a case like that, or what options exist for building a case like this?
2. What type of software is available to run something like this, assuming I have a working knowledge of Linux (GUI Versions)?
3. What are the pros/cons of a setup like this compared to just getting a storage array and connecting it to a Mac Pro considering the fact that I want to be able to pull data from this remotely.
...And doesn't 4GB of ram seem like too little?
Does not include labor and support costs.
Custom built case will be more expensive for 1 copy. Diagram is included on that page.
Gamoe
Apr 28, 12:53 PM
So are these guys getting a fair trial? Are they exempt from cruel and unusual punishment? Oh, that's right, that little lack of human rights thing...
I really think Apple should step up and make sure these guys aren't treated unfairly or overly harshly, even *if* they leaked the design. Frankly, that would be the *only* course of action for a civilized company like Apple to do.
I really think Apple should step up and make sure these guys aren't treated unfairly or overly harshly, even *if* they leaked the design. Frankly, that would be the *only* course of action for a civilized company like Apple to do.