Salavat23
Apr 6, 05:44 PM
Its an ad people, relax.
They spent $500 (if they actually bought it) to make this ad. That's nothing.
Some companies spend millions of dollars on a 30 sec ad. You guys can seemingly only justify money paid to actors, but not money spent on a relatively cheap physical prop.
They spent $500 (if they actually bought it) to make this ad. That's nothing.
Some companies spend millions of dollars on a 30 sec ad. You guys can seemingly only justify money paid to actors, but not money spent on a relatively cheap physical prop.
ruwi
Sep 12, 12:22 PM
Analyst are always ahead and the stock market is always a step before the news. News isn't that great. nothing great at all
IJ Reilly
Jan 4, 12:00 PM
Works for me. Just look at that poor lonely guy with the laptop. He's waiting for some company. :)
toddybody
Apr 20, 09:24 AM
Wonderful so far. Stephan Merchant is hilarious...and the inclusion of light bridges/jump boards/etc make this hands down more intriguing than the first;)
Gosh Dangit, just give me some cookies on HL2: Ep. 3 / HL3 !!!!!!
Gosh Dangit, just give me some cookies on HL2: Ep. 3 / HL3 !!!!!!
PODshady
Dec 2, 03:09 AM
It is scary how stalkerish technology has become... The other night I typed my address into Google Earth and it pulled up a satellite image of my house... google was only 2 houses off.... that is really ****ed up
likemyorbs
Apr 7, 11:15 AM
I would, but I have to go collect my check since each Jew gets a cut of the profits for the media and Hollywood that we own. You'd think that since we own the banks too they could just direct deposit it, but we're a bit old fashioned ;)
:D:D:D:D On a side note, nice to see that good old fashioned anti-semitism is alive and well. This isn't the usual cheap/big nose anti-semitism, this is old fashioned Roman style religious hatred.
:D:D:D:D On a side note, nice to see that good old fashioned anti-semitism is alive and well. This isn't the usual cheap/big nose anti-semitism, this is old fashioned Roman style religious hatred.
war
Oct 18, 02:19 PM
Does anyone think that Jobs will release the Generation 6 iPod around the same time the Zune is released? The press coverage of the new iPod would put the Zune release a small story in the back of the newspaper. The new iPod would get all the headlines and MS would not get that much attention with their release. If you look at it from a marketing standpoint it would make a lot of sense. All the tech stories would revolve around the release of the new iPod, PS3, and the Wii. How could the Zune compete with that when all of the coverage is going to the heavy hitters? Jobs knows how to handle to press so I think that this really makes sense. Any thoughts?
Mal
Jan 3, 10:40 PM
what up 8 bit
I like. Umm, hate to be the one to do this, but link?
jW
I like. Umm, hate to be the one to do this, but link?
jW
ventro
Apr 11, 03:22 PM
This 3D tech is not as cool as it looks in these videos. Both your eyes receive the same image, so your brain knows its not 3D. Nothing will look like its "popping" out of your screen at you.
eawmp1
Apr 29, 11:32 AM
Spot-on commentary.
PR nightmare for a company that likes to cultivate its image.
PR nightmare for a company that likes to cultivate its image.
ten-oak-druid
Apr 12, 07:34 AM
It is nice to see both Nintendo and Apple embracing this. It will make the merger in 5 or 6 years even nicer when Apple buys Nintendo.
anytime2u
Jun 25, 10:58 AM
I read today news in Yahoo - finally we got it - new iPhone 4!!!:)
Who is planning to buy it?:confused:
Any relevant differences between 3 and 4?
Share with me your ideas
Who is planning to buy it?:confused:
Any relevant differences between 3 and 4?
Share with me your ideas
puttputt
Sep 12, 11:58 AM
there is NO mini-tower, thats just a dream made up by impossible-to-please apple fans.
MINI PRO !
MINI PRO !
McGiord
Apr 11, 06:38 PM
I will develop an iApp for scheduling Eye Dr. appointments...this is going to be huge...and there will be an App for that!
iVizco
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ikir
Apr 19, 11:22 AM
Awesome game! Very smooth with high settings!!
hob
Nov 17, 05:17 AM
People seem stuck on the idea that you would physically have to swap plates of input boards....
C'monnnnn...
It's Aaaaaapppplllleee!
It'll be touch-screen for sure. Ideally, I'd like a physical keyboard that perhaps you could flip over for a touchscreen, because I can't imagine typing on a QWERTY touchscreen... That being said, it might be better for me ol' joints than a physical one...
Anyway, touchscreen faders - yes please.
Wacom tablet functionality - yes please.
Minority Report-like video editing... !
C'monnnnn...
It's Aaaaaapppplllleee!
It'll be touch-screen for sure. Ideally, I'd like a physical keyboard that perhaps you could flip over for a touchscreen, because I can't imagine typing on a QWERTY touchscreen... That being said, it might be better for me ol' joints than a physical one...
Anyway, touchscreen faders - yes please.
Wacom tablet functionality - yes please.
Minority Report-like video editing... !
QCassidy352
Apr 22, 10:29 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8H7 Safari/6533.18.5)
Well, on a 256kbps stream (not sure if the music would get re-encoded or if the service would allow you to select bitrate) you would use about 112.5 MB per hour of streaming. If you had a 30 minute commute each way to work, you are looking at (roughly) going over your allowance in a month (AT&T USA) without any other data usage. (60 mins x 20 days = 2,250MB ).
I'm not sure this is sustainable unless the telecom providers stop putting small data caps on usage...
That is quite the assumption. Logic would suggest they would transcode your music (or give the option at least) to something like 32-64 Kbps when using 3G / 4G.
So let's say you're right, and it streams at some lower kbps. So this service would offer you the ability to hear degraded music... when you have internet access... And it'll use up your monthly data (assuming it's 3G rather than wifi).
This is better than an iPod/iPhone... How? Or not even better -- this is a useful supplement how?
I just really don't get it. You give up control, bit rate, and independence from the Internet and get...?
Well, on a 256kbps stream (not sure if the music would get re-encoded or if the service would allow you to select bitrate) you would use about 112.5 MB per hour of streaming. If you had a 30 minute commute each way to work, you are looking at (roughly) going over your allowance in a month (AT&T USA) without any other data usage. (60 mins x 20 days = 2,250MB ).
I'm not sure this is sustainable unless the telecom providers stop putting small data caps on usage...
That is quite the assumption. Logic would suggest they would transcode your music (or give the option at least) to something like 32-64 Kbps when using 3G / 4G.
So let's say you're right, and it streams at some lower kbps. So this service would offer you the ability to hear degraded music... when you have internet access... And it'll use up your monthly data (assuming it's 3G rather than wifi).
This is better than an iPod/iPhone... How? Or not even better -- this is a useful supplement how?
I just really don't get it. You give up control, bit rate, and independence from the Internet and get...?
cecildk9999
Dec 2, 01:37 PM
I saw this story this morning, and thought it was one of the stupidest reports I've seen in awhile. You could either track some random person who has the device for a few feet, or blow $20 to 'plant' one in someone's backpack. Never mind the rest of the money you'd be spending just to have devices nearby to pick up the signal. This story ranks up next to 'German police battle giant parrot' in importance. :rolleyes:
Edit: 100th post! I'm a regular now!
Edit: 100th post! I'm a regular now!
goinskiing
Apr 8, 12:41 AM
That was not fun watching the iPad get smashed, it made my heart hurt. :(
ThunderLounge
Oct 19, 12:49 PM
With the way that screeshots end up in the public eye from these Dev releases, does anyone think that this is all that 10.5 will have to show us? Apple knows leaks like this are going to happen, so we're not really seeing the "good stuff" yet. AKA: Top Secret features. ;)
Jesus
Jul 12, 03:57 PM
Well that sucks...:mad: :mad: :mad:
mdelvecchio
May 4, 01:48 PM
I'd call it lazy instead of easier. They could easily detect the current version installed and download the approriate patch, or fall back to the whole OS if it's not the most recent update.
yeah man. apple has the laziest programmers in the industry. you nailed it.
yeah man. apple has the laziest programmers in the industry. you nailed it.
Eric5h5
Oct 14, 05:43 PM
I don't understand the importance of this. A university in a country I don't live in has started to buy more Macs? Colour me unimpressed.
I'm unimpressed that you're unimpressed. There's more to the world than your own backyard, and anyway, did you read the whole thing? Does the word "trend" mean anything? :)
--Eric
I'm unimpressed that you're unimpressed. There's more to the world than your own backyard, and anyway, did you read the whole thing? Does the word "trend" mean anything? :)
--Eric
chrono1081
Apr 28, 12:21 PM
Oww that's so cute, you actually believe that all those workers in china that work for Apple are there by choice and can just quit and get another job somewhere else. Trust me you would not work in thier conditions.
They don't work for Apple they work for Foxconn. Please get your facts straight before you chastise someone. The article states Foxconn investigated and called the cops.
Its obvious you have never worked as a contractor or else you would know these things. The last thing a contractor wants to do is lose their client and will deal with employees who do something that negatively impacts the client.
"Several online shopping retailers in China were able to sell iPad 2's protective case products before the iPad 2 was even launched, leading Foxconn to suspect that there might have been some employees leaking the design of iPad 2 which it reported to the local police.
The local police on December 26, arrested three employees that were suspected of leaking the design, and officially charged the three employees for violating the company's trade secrets on March 23, the reported added."
They don't work for Apple they work for Foxconn. Please get your facts straight before you chastise someone. The article states Foxconn investigated and called the cops.
Its obvious you have never worked as a contractor or else you would know these things. The last thing a contractor wants to do is lose their client and will deal with employees who do something that negatively impacts the client.
"Several online shopping retailers in China were able to sell iPad 2's protective case products before the iPad 2 was even launched, leading Foxconn to suspect that there might have been some employees leaking the design of iPad 2 which it reported to the local police.
The local police on December 26, arrested three employees that were suspected of leaking the design, and officially charged the three employees for violating the company's trade secrets on March 23, the reported added."