YMark
May 5, 06:21 PM
Nothing to do with the Air.... but Firefox 4.0 has a confirmed memory leak that will eventually choke your OS, unless you shut down FF frequently.
Not worth it IMO, until they get this fixed. There is also an issue with tabs and with startup remembering previous sessions.
Not worth it IMO, until they get this fixed. There is also an issue with tabs and with startup remembering previous sessions.
gekko513
Oct 8, 03:42 AM
It's most likely just maintenance. If they need to take the store down for maintenance, it usually happens on Sunday nights.
Keleko
Mar 28, 03:07 PM
I think that will do it. I did the same thing with older pictures, too. You can then just switch libraries to use the one you want.
You can easily test it by exporting the folder as a new library and then switching libraries to look at it to make sure it looks right before you delete that folder off the internal drive.
You can easily test it by exporting the folder as a new library and then switching libraries to look at it to make sure it looks right before you delete that folder off the internal drive.
*LTD*
Mar 14, 09:09 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/8F190)
Really now. How many of these pretend iPods did these doofuses think they were going to sell? The outcome was obvious.
Next to go: WP7.
Really now. How many of these pretend iPods did these doofuses think they were going to sell? The outcome was obvious.
Next to go: WP7.
Nermal
Feb 17, 09:08 PM
WAV should be CD quality. I haven't seen the pricing, but I'd personally probably buy the WAV version and make my own AAC/MP3 versions from that.
tigress666
Apr 15, 01:15 PM
The advantage it that it's the closes thing to an Apple console out there. It might not have the same games as the X Box and PS3, but it's like an Apple console. How cool is that. It's like the spending the whole day playing an Apple console. The thought should get your bacon sizzling.
Are you being facetious?
Honestly, just the fact that Apple made it does not make it any better of an experience. Yes, I do prefer Macs to PCs. But that's cause how the OS works and even some of the implementation of hardware. It being made by Apple just happens to be made by Apple. And the reason I like a lot of Apple things isn't cause they made it, but because they did a good job making it.
But no, it being an apple product does not let it coast on not being just as good or better as something else. It actually has to be just as good or better.
I keep seeing percentages but never the raw numbers. iOS and Android may be increasing their market share but is the market just increasing as far as the number of users? I would guess that iOS and Android aren't leeching customers from traditional handhelds so much as expanding the user base overall and their market share is increasing because that increased user base is only coming from those devices and not from the traditional handhelds (ie DS, PSP, etc.)
Interesting question. But, I think for your argument to work we'd also have to see if the market for handhelds is increasing. For iOS and android not to be taking some sales from other handhelds and still increase in amount of people playing the market itself would have to get bigger (basically they'd be adding to the market people who weren't in the market before).
Plus I'll add the idea that they are increasing in market*share* means that they are an increasing percentage of the overall market for hand helds. Even if that is because they are bringing in new people to the market, most likely that also means Nintendo and Sony are not and just getting the same customers for iOS and Android to be getting more percentage of the marketshare.
Are you being facetious?
Honestly, just the fact that Apple made it does not make it any better of an experience. Yes, I do prefer Macs to PCs. But that's cause how the OS works and even some of the implementation of hardware. It being made by Apple just happens to be made by Apple. And the reason I like a lot of Apple things isn't cause they made it, but because they did a good job making it.
But no, it being an apple product does not let it coast on not being just as good or better as something else. It actually has to be just as good or better.
I keep seeing percentages but never the raw numbers. iOS and Android may be increasing their market share but is the market just increasing as far as the number of users? I would guess that iOS and Android aren't leeching customers from traditional handhelds so much as expanding the user base overall and their market share is increasing because that increased user base is only coming from those devices and not from the traditional handhelds (ie DS, PSP, etc.)
Interesting question. But, I think for your argument to work we'd also have to see if the market for handhelds is increasing. For iOS and android not to be taking some sales from other handhelds and still increase in amount of people playing the market itself would have to get bigger (basically they'd be adding to the market people who weren't in the market before).
Plus I'll add the idea that they are increasing in market*share* means that they are an increasing percentage of the overall market for hand helds. Even if that is because they are bringing in new people to the market, most likely that also means Nintendo and Sony are not and just getting the same customers for iOS and Android to be getting more percentage of the marketshare.
Steve121178
Apr 5, 04:10 AM
I like the mba, but they are so god awful slow. Maybe im just used to fast computers but no way i could use current gen of mba. Maybe next time but 6 year old tech is a bit to old for me.
Nonsense. The key component of the MBA is the SSD. The MBA has coped with everything I've thrown at it. If the C2D was coupled with a mechanical HDD then I'm sure the performance would be very "2007", but it's a great little machine that can deal with practically anything you ask it too.
Nonsense. The key component of the MBA is the SSD. The MBA has coped with everything I've thrown at it. If the C2D was coupled with a mechanical HDD then I'm sure the performance would be very "2007", but it's a great little machine that can deal with practically anything you ask it too.
iH8Quark
Aug 2, 11:30 PM
The most bothersome thing is the new popup ads. i hate those things.
but i guess you gotta do what you gotta do.
but i guess you gotta do what you gotta do.
AndroidfoLife
Apr 18, 02:49 PM
I'm not buying the iPhone 6 timeline.
The 5 rumors make some sense, so as to not piss off the new Verizon owners who couldn't wait for the 5 to come out in June. However, assuming the 5 isn't slated to begin production until October, why would Apple release a new phone 6 months (or less) later? That will just piss both AT&T AND Verizon users who upgrade to the 5. I can't see them ramping up production for a phone with a 6 month anticipated life span.
Well it is important for them to actually try to get more competitive in hardware. Right now the iPhone 4 is far from being the best smartphone in terms of specs. The android phones coming out every other week are leapfrogging each other with better hardware and stuff.
The 5 rumors make some sense, so as to not piss off the new Verizon owners who couldn't wait for the 5 to come out in June. However, assuming the 5 isn't slated to begin production until October, why would Apple release a new phone 6 months (or less) later? That will just piss both AT&T AND Verizon users who upgrade to the 5. I can't see them ramping up production for a phone with a 6 month anticipated life span.
Well it is important for them to actually try to get more competitive in hardware. Right now the iPhone 4 is far from being the best smartphone in terms of specs. The android phones coming out every other week are leapfrogging each other with better hardware and stuff.
MattSepeta
Mar 4, 04:53 PM
This. Reason #435,681 why live view should not be on an SLR.
Oh please. I use liveview for plenty of professional work, and just as much personal work.
Articulating screens? Now THOSE should stay off my dSLR.
Oh please. I use liveview for plenty of professional work, and just as much personal work.
Articulating screens? Now THOSE should stay off my dSLR.
bbydon
Feb 18, 07:19 AM
Its out, one day early. Yeah Fridays!
mdntcallr
Apr 5, 12:43 AM
I agree with many of your points, except for the mindless drone remark. Yes you are not, but to imply that others who differ with you is uncalled for.
Leo
Leo, point noted.
i didn't mean that everyone who buys apple products is a mindless drone. i just meant Apple is treating many of their customer base this way.
it is just strange when Apple used to be much more of a consumer oriented company and the underdog, now it seems to be more monopolistic than Microsoft during the MS heyday.
Leo
Leo, point noted.
i didn't mean that everyone who buys apple products is a mindless drone. i just meant Apple is treating many of their customer base this way.
it is just strange when Apple used to be much more of a consumer oriented company and the underdog, now it seems to be more monopolistic than Microsoft during the MS heyday.
mikee99
Mar 11, 12:32 AM
Cool, so how many of you are there? I am trying to get there about 12 or 1 tomorrow. Looks fun:)
iminimac
Oct 25, 08:19 AM
oh dear i hope my dad doesnt see those new parental controls, especially the time limiter :S
achie25
Oct 4, 11:45 AM
Introducing Apple Galileo™. :) All-in-one PDA, digital camera, phone and mp3 player.
Would be AWESOME! Exactly what I have been wanting. You know it is only a matter of time. I'll take 2 please!!
Would be AWESOME! Exactly what I have been wanting. You know it is only a matter of time. I'll take 2 please!!
Paul O'Keefe
Mar 24, 09:31 AM
That screen shot looks good. The interface looks a whole lot better. I'd prefer if it ran as OS X Native, but I might actually give this version a shot.
djlutzker
Sep 7, 06:07 PM
both! My first rule is ishield for all my devices, then a case for maximum protection. Ive always used speck toughskin cases for itouches and otterbox for blackberryes! :p
quagmire
Nov 5, 06:57 PM
http://img43.imageshack.us/img43/9623/screenshot20101105at717.png
taylorwilsdon
Jul 10, 10:36 PM
I know someone at a smaller AT&T store (lynwood) and they're apparently getting 80 total. I hear supply is going to be tight.
Nobody else go to Northgate, ok? Its way out of my way (I live almost in downtown) but northgate is the best thing off top I can come up with and I was 11th in line there last year without problems.
Nobody else go to Northgate, ok? Its way out of my way (I live almost in downtown) but northgate is the best thing off top I can come up with and I was 11th in line there last year without problems.
4ndr3w
Oct 27, 03:14 PM
Is that you in the leopard suit?
:p;):D
God, no... :P
:p;):D
God, no... :P
kavika411
Mar 3, 03:33 PM
I can't tell if you're joking or being serious.
I say tax all of his money except a few hundred million, because it is consistent with what we've learned.
First, we've learned that people are not dissuaded from working hard and making more money out of fear of having the extra money taxed more consequentially. That doesn't happen. People work just as hard for the next dollar, regardless if they get to keep all of it, or just a few pennies.
Second, we've learned that the wealthiest people use more resources and do more damage along the way. Taxing all of his money except a few hundred million will help bring back those resources and fix those damages.
Third, he is more able to pay taxes than other people, and we have learned that that is the standard for taxation. Assuming his wealth is $40,000,000, he is definitely more able to pay $39,500,000 than anyone else. And since he can pay, he should pay.
Fourth, we have learned that the public sector is more efficient to help those in need, and is better at discerning who is in need, than the private sector. I point that out because of your comment about the Gates' foundation donations. That money should be taxed, and the better qualified entity - the government - should discern its distribution.
Fifth - and finally - we've learned that it is the government, not the private sector, that gets us out of a recession/depression. If he were to spend his $40,000,000, it would not help the economy. If all of that were taxed except half a billion, then the government could funnel the taxed $39,500,000 to things that help the economy grow.
I say tax all of his money except a few hundred million, because it is consistent with what we've learned.
First, we've learned that people are not dissuaded from working hard and making more money out of fear of having the extra money taxed more consequentially. That doesn't happen. People work just as hard for the next dollar, regardless if they get to keep all of it, or just a few pennies.
Second, we've learned that the wealthiest people use more resources and do more damage along the way. Taxing all of his money except a few hundred million will help bring back those resources and fix those damages.
Third, he is more able to pay taxes than other people, and we have learned that that is the standard for taxation. Assuming his wealth is $40,000,000, he is definitely more able to pay $39,500,000 than anyone else. And since he can pay, he should pay.
Fourth, we have learned that the public sector is more efficient to help those in need, and is better at discerning who is in need, than the private sector. I point that out because of your comment about the Gates' foundation donations. That money should be taxed, and the better qualified entity - the government - should discern its distribution.
Fifth - and finally - we've learned that it is the government, not the private sector, that gets us out of a recession/depression. If he were to spend his $40,000,000, it would not help the economy. If all of that were taxed except half a billion, then the government could funnel the taxed $39,500,000 to things that help the economy grow.
68164
Sep 12, 08:16 PM
In the file menu, I now have an option (greyed out) for Transfer purchases from iPod...not sure what that means given you can't currently buy stuff direct from your iPod...and pretty sure it wasn't there in Itunes 6...sounds intriguing though!
Also - there a custom option for encoding rates from CD that takes you up to 320 kbps for AAC - can't remember that either in the previous version...
Also - there a custom option for encoding rates from CD that takes you up to 320 kbps for AAC - can't remember that either in the previous version...
babyj
Oct 9, 11:11 AM
The US mobile market appears to be totally different to the UK and other countries, in the UK; a phone will work on any network (though some have to be unlocked first), full coverage across the country (except for some remote areas) and most other countries via roaming, short contacts (12 months, with cheaper 18 month contracts recently launched), a wide choice of free phones, texting is massively popular.
You never pay for incoming calls, unless you are abroad and even then it is under 20p a minute in most countries - making outgoing calls in other countries is pretty cheap as well. Competition is growing with prices dropping, plus the EU is forcing price reductions for certain calls.
Single provider bundles of mobile phone, landline phone, cable / satellite tv and broadband is the big thing at the moment and is only going to get more popular.
Whilst the US is their home market it might be easier to launch a phone in another country. They could launch their own mobile service in the UK pretty easily, as there is already a number of mobile providers which don't own their own network and just rent off others. There wouldn't be any need for them to go with a single network either, you don't get much in the way of exclusives in the UK other than colour variations.
Some people seem to think that we don't use mobiles just as mobiles in the UK. Other than texting (which is popular) other services have never taken off - the percentage of people browsing the internet via their mobile is pretty low for example.
You never pay for incoming calls, unless you are abroad and even then it is under 20p a minute in most countries - making outgoing calls in other countries is pretty cheap as well. Competition is growing with prices dropping, plus the EU is forcing price reductions for certain calls.
Single provider bundles of mobile phone, landline phone, cable / satellite tv and broadband is the big thing at the moment and is only going to get more popular.
Whilst the US is their home market it might be easier to launch a phone in another country. They could launch their own mobile service in the UK pretty easily, as there is already a number of mobile providers which don't own their own network and just rent off others. There wouldn't be any need for them to go with a single network either, you don't get much in the way of exclusives in the UK other than colour variations.
Some people seem to think that we don't use mobiles just as mobiles in the UK. Other than texting (which is popular) other services have never taken off - the percentage of people browsing the internet via their mobile is pretty low for example.
kalex
Apr 17, 01:29 PM
Yep then you are screwed
It does look though that new version of the app is more responsive then version 1. but i'm going back to 1.0 for VPN. Its more important for me to have ability to watch it when I'm outside the confines of my apartment. When are these morons going to come to an agreement and stop putting these idiotic restrictions in place
It does look though that new version of the app is more responsive then version 1. but i'm going back to 1.0 for VPN. Its more important for me to have ability to watch it when I'm outside the confines of my apartment. When are these morons going to come to an agreement and stop putting these idiotic restrictions in place
