LouieSamman
Oct 17, 09:45 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
What was it's behavior before then.
I don't notice anything wrong with Expose
--Eric
What was it's behavior before then.
I don't notice anything wrong with Expose
Angelchild
Apr 5, 04:05 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_2_1 like Mac OS X; it-it) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8C148 Safari/6533.18.5)
You don't get it. In 2010 they presented iOS 4 in april and released soon after WWDC. Now they say that at WWDC they are going to present the "FUTURE" of iOS.
So they definitely will not release iOS 5 at WWDC.
You don't get it. In 2010 they presented iOS 4 in april and released soon after WWDC. Now they say that at WWDC they are going to present the "FUTURE" of iOS.
So they definitely will not release iOS 5 at WWDC.
designgeek
Apr 4, 09:58 PM
I sure hope so, I can't live with my dumb phone anymore. :(
iGary
Sep 12, 12:34 PM
If this is it (no new iPods) I will kill myself. :D
PBF
Apr 12, 01:34 AM
iPad 3 Unlikely to Come This Year?
Oops, sorry, guys, there's a question mark at the end of the sentence. Must be coming out this year after all. Bwahahahahaaaaaaaaa...
Oops, sorry, guys, there's a question mark at the end of the sentence. Must be coming out this year after all. Bwahahahahaaaaaaaaa...
cameronjpu
Mar 24, 06:53 PM
This just in: orders will ship in the order they were received despite the 4-5 vs. 3-4 week estimates. Meaning, if you ordered an iPad 2 yesterday & received a 4-5 week ship estimate, you will get yours before someone who just now ordered one and received a 3-4 week estimate.
This also just in: estimates are not exact.
Wait wait, but it says estimate, why wouldn't that be exact.
Why are people so stupid? Why would anyone think that an order placed today would ship before one placed 2 weeks ago. Really, soooo stupid!
This also just in: estimates are not exact.
Wait wait, but it says estimate, why wouldn't that be exact.
Why are people so stupid? Why would anyone think that an order placed today would ship before one placed 2 weeks ago. Really, soooo stupid!
taskmanager
May 5, 12:57 AM
Totally agree with Jon Stewart. I think apple could have spun this in a positive way, but instead went all 1984 on Jason Chen not cool
cgc
Dec 2, 03:14 PM
Only one problem with their people tracker system: a person can only be tracked while they are wearing their Nike running shoes. I run and I, like many other runners, only wear my running shoes while I run. They live in the closet otherwise.
To reiterate what others have said, they are making nothing into something to gain attention.
To reiterate what others have said, they are making nothing into something to gain attention.
dethmaShine
Apr 21, 03:08 PM
Well not too excited if it is like what it is described. Nothing sensational.
On the other hand, this could be achieved through MobileMe, easily. Just created apple script to copy data whenever new data is added. :|
OR Dropbox OR amazon disk. :|
I hope Apple does something different.
On the other hand, this could be achieved through MobileMe, easily. Just created apple script to copy data whenever new data is added. :|
OR Dropbox OR amazon disk. :|
I hope Apple does something different.
zap2
Mar 28, 05:55 AM
They should have add Wi-Fi, up the 400 Model to HDMI, 120GB Harddrive, then give the core 20Gb harddrive and Wi-Fi, and no HDMI. None of this werid 3rd SKU...still better then no Xbox 360 improvement, plus the kept the low end so I can buy what I want.
duvalle
Nov 15, 03:09 PM
the standard "remove battery" and do a "P-Ram-Reset" routine helped me to get the temperatur back to normal. :rolleyes:
but the "whine" sound stayed!
:confused:
but the "whine" sound stayed!
:confused:
Applespider
Oct 15, 04:16 AM
Have you actually used the Vista RC builds? Hardly half-assed.
In any event, this will probably mean that in January that Vista will be a pretty solid system. Microsoft will be able to find and fix issues found during the business rollout, so that the January release can be "service pack 1", or at least contain a patch rollup.
While I don't doubt that in Jan it will be relatively solid and that both MS and Apple both update new OS's relatively soon afterwards, I do doubt your optimism on the the business launch. Generik's point on the timing allowing MS to say that they met their license obligations is more likely.
The majority of businesses aren't going to be implementing Vista this year. For many, it's the peak of their year's trade and their IT embargos are probably already a week or so away. No way any new OS is going into those environments. Aside from that, Windows is so pervasive and in major companies, so customised, that it's going to take a while for IT to test that the final build does actually work and doesn't have the security holes. Until late our company was routinely wiping XP from newly purchased PCs and loading Windows NT. It's only in the past year that a small majority of machines in the office are running XP
In any event, this will probably mean that in January that Vista will be a pretty solid system. Microsoft will be able to find and fix issues found during the business rollout, so that the January release can be "service pack 1", or at least contain a patch rollup.
While I don't doubt that in Jan it will be relatively solid and that both MS and Apple both update new OS's relatively soon afterwards, I do doubt your optimism on the the business launch. Generik's point on the timing allowing MS to say that they met their license obligations is more likely.
The majority of businesses aren't going to be implementing Vista this year. For many, it's the peak of their year's trade and their IT embargos are probably already a week or so away. No way any new OS is going into those environments. Aside from that, Windows is so pervasive and in major companies, so customised, that it's going to take a while for IT to test that the final build does actually work and doesn't have the security holes. Until late our company was routinely wiping XP from newly purchased PCs and loading Windows NT. It's only in the past year that a small majority of machines in the office are running XP
Zord
Mar 4, 10:10 PM
March already??
Simple. . . .
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Simple. . . .
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iJohnHenry
Apr 12, 01:11 PM
What ignorant, xenophobic nightmares are we projecting upon another culture?
Were they forced to move to France?
And many Muslim countries force their mores on visitors.
Have you forgotten?
Were they forced to move to France?
And many Muslim countries force their mores on visitors.
Have you forgotten?
Tyre
Jun 9, 02:30 PM
This just in: Your local Post Office will carry iPhone 4 at launch also*
*Stamps required with purchase.
Excellent hahaha.
45 iPhones? I don't believe those numbers, unless Apple is limiting their supplies. I love that they are expanding where we can get things on launch day. Pictures of hundred-person lines are all well and good for advertising, but just annoying to get around.
Silent Mike you may be able to get yours, just check here:
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/07/how_to_tell_if_youre_eligible_for_atts_iphone_4_upgrade_pricing.html
*Stamps required with purchase.
Excellent hahaha.
45 iPhones? I don't believe those numbers, unless Apple is limiting their supplies. I love that they are expanding where we can get things on launch day. Pictures of hundred-person lines are all well and good for advertising, but just annoying to get around.
Silent Mike you may be able to get yours, just check here:
http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/10/06/07/how_to_tell_if_youre_eligible_for_atts_iphone_4_upgrade_pricing.html
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lazyrighteye
Apr 21, 04:04 PM
Internet data usage is increasing and internet data caps are decreasing. This doesn't seem good...
Bingo.
Bingo.
cal6n
Sep 12, 12:31 PM
steve Is Not Wearing A Black Turtleneck
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Hunabku
Apr 13, 02:27 PM
As an editor i am very very happy with what i see here. Especially native avchd editing. No more Toast for transcoding and more importantly it will save 4-5x in hard drive space - Yes!
Keywording and the timeline editing looks awesome and speaks for itself. I would like to see more how keyframing works including hopefully more after effects like capacity with more ease in complex animating with masks, etc.
Whenever possible i don't want to go to another app for effects. I use After Effects a lot but i feel it is quite old school and could easily be blasted out of the water by something more apple like in the direction of final cut X.
So apple are you gonna make Motion not suck anymore with a completely new ui? Are you going to make it also more seamlessly integrate with final cut? Please rock it like you did final cut x - and i could let get out of the Adobe dungeon.
Then the naysayers have a turn of heart and say - Oh what i would give to be crucified (by apple). They must think the sun shines out (apple's) a-hole :)
Keywording and the timeline editing looks awesome and speaks for itself. I would like to see more how keyframing works including hopefully more after effects like capacity with more ease in complex animating with masks, etc.
Whenever possible i don't want to go to another app for effects. I use After Effects a lot but i feel it is quite old school and could easily be blasted out of the water by something more apple like in the direction of final cut X.
So apple are you gonna make Motion not suck anymore with a completely new ui? Are you going to make it also more seamlessly integrate with final cut? Please rock it like you did final cut x - and i could let get out of the Adobe dungeon.
Then the naysayers have a turn of heart and say - Oh what i would give to be crucified (by apple). They must think the sun shines out (apple's) a-hole :)
Apple Shmapple
Oct 18, 09:54 AM
You must have never driven a luxury car?
LMAO
Getting you to the same point is not the purpose, hell a bus can do that ..why dont all of us low self esteem car drivers just get on the darn bus, apple shmapple?! I mean doesnt a bus get you the same places as a car?
What a load of crock.
Uh oh. Looks like I struck a nerve, right where it hurts (the ego), to a luxury car driver.
Acura's are made with Honda parts. So why don't they cost as much as Hondas? Because you're paying for the "prestige" of showing off to other people how you can afford a higher car payment than them.
Ever read The Millionaire Next Door? It's a book about fiscal responsibility and the traits of those that have it and the traits of those that don't. 95% of millionaires in the U.S. don't drive luxury cars. They have more sense than that. It's the wannabees and people that place ego above fiscal responsibility that spend more than they have to on an automobile.
Simple as that. Don't like it, take it up with the PhD's that researched and wrote the book. Sorry to call you out on why exactly you pulled the trigger on your ill-advised purchase. I'm not coming on here saying I'm perfect. I have my flaws too. It's just that one of them isn't the overpowering desire to impress others with my material goods at all costs.
LMAO
Getting you to the same point is not the purpose, hell a bus can do that ..why dont all of us low self esteem car drivers just get on the darn bus, apple shmapple?! I mean doesnt a bus get you the same places as a car?
What a load of crock.
Uh oh. Looks like I struck a nerve, right where it hurts (the ego), to a luxury car driver.
Acura's are made with Honda parts. So why don't they cost as much as Hondas? Because you're paying for the "prestige" of showing off to other people how you can afford a higher car payment than them.
Ever read The Millionaire Next Door? It's a book about fiscal responsibility and the traits of those that have it and the traits of those that don't. 95% of millionaires in the U.S. don't drive luxury cars. They have more sense than that. It's the wannabees and people that place ego above fiscal responsibility that spend more than they have to on an automobile.
Simple as that. Don't like it, take it up with the PhD's that researched and wrote the book. Sorry to call you out on why exactly you pulled the trigger on your ill-advised purchase. I'm not coming on here saying I'm perfect. I have my flaws too. It's just that one of them isn't the overpowering desire to impress others with my material goods at all costs.
SilianRail
Apr 16, 11:14 PM
Pretty damn cocky to release a 10 month old phone.
Renshawboy
Jan 9, 10:57 AM
incredible! would you mind sharing what programs/guides you used to get that looking so amazing? :)
The "dock" is dragthing. The skin is linked. The icons are from here (http://www.yummygum.nl/). There are threads here and over at macthemes if you need help with dragthing.
The "dock" is dragthing. The skin is linked. The icons are from here (http://www.yummygum.nl/). There are threads here and over at macthemes if you need help with dragthing.
Peterkro
Mar 24, 07:30 AM
And more importantly, the very fact that even the Yakuza operate off a very strict honor code means American levels of criminal violence are just unheard of in Japan. And you wonder why--and this is true!--that Japanese sometimes call teenage delinquents "Yankees" (I kid you not!).
The Yakuza were first in and supplied large amounts of aid to the worst affected areas.
The Yakuza were first in and supplied large amounts of aid to the worst affected areas.
Silencio
Dec 11, 10:55 AM
I'm considering blowing some money on the MacIT conferences and attempting to hit the keynote, but I'll probably just give the show floor a cursory walkthrough like I always do. But yeah: I'll be there one way or the other.
robbieduncan
Sep 12, 10:50 AM
I think it's safe to say: Well Done England :D
Can KP reach 200?
Can KP reach 200?