techfreak85
Feb 14, 09:00 PM
nice! what kind of times per frame are you getting in OS X?
Between 35:30 -38:00 mins depending if I am using it/leave stuff open and running. It's like 2 mins faster in Windows.:(
Between 35:30 -38:00 mins depending if I am using it/leave stuff open and running. It's like 2 mins faster in Windows.:(
caliguy
Nov 16, 11:14 PM
That's genius. Those kind of things make me think why I haven't thought of that before. They really do Think Different.
BlizzardBomb
Aug 2, 03:37 PM
I'm glad your not in Apples marketing department. :p
Well, its a better idea than the "I'm a PC, I'm a Mac" video on the homepage :p
I hope they really wow us with the processors they use too.
2.4GHz Conroe on the low-end
2.67GHz Conroe on the mid-range
Dual 3GHz Woodcrests on the high-end
*Drools*
Well, its a better idea than the "I'm a PC, I'm a Mac" video on the homepage :p
I hope they really wow us with the processors they use too.
2.4GHz Conroe on the low-end
2.67GHz Conroe on the mid-range
Dual 3GHz Woodcrests on the high-end
*Drools*
poppe
Aug 3, 11:24 AM
I can find a way to see tha banner... Does anyone have a link?
Never mind i got it...http://www.users.on.net/~richard.moulynox/wwdc2006.jpg
Never mind i got it...http://www.users.on.net/~richard.moulynox/wwdc2006.jpg
ernestc
Aug 7, 07:37 PM
...Luckily this time im on a free uncapped DSL line at a Telecom wireless Hotspot in the Auckland CBD. Worked flawlessly :D
I usually Find telecoms wireless hotspots suck bandwidth wise.... Hmm wonder how man kiwi mac users there ar ein these forums....
I usually Find telecoms wireless hotspots suck bandwidth wise.... Hmm wonder how man kiwi mac users there ar ein these forums....
ten-oak-druid
Mar 29, 10:21 AM
Nokia is still around?
i guess this is for publicity.
i guess this is for publicity.
aristotle
Apr 11, 06:46 PM
Will pirates be able to use this technology? I'm not sure how successful the eye tracking will be when using an eye patch.
No, this is the future of anti-piracy technology measures.
;)
No, this is the future of anti-piracy technology measures.
;)
skunk
Apr 7, 06:01 PM
the main reason would be that neither palestinians nor israelis want a secular statePah! Call that a problem? They'll come round. Eventually
Anyway, Palestine simply isn't viable as two states. The Palestinians don't even have contiguous territories.
Anyway, Palestine simply isn't viable as two states. The Palestinians don't even have contiguous territories.
Plutonius
Mar 29, 03:27 PM
I would ask the same question. However, that's not how patent law works in the USA. Nokia doesn't have to spend their time/money watching other people's products, tearing them apart, and looking for patent infringement. All Nokia needs to do is SOME DAY realize their patent was infringed and then file a lawsuit. That's it.
True that they can do it but the original question remains. Why did Nokia wait until now before doing it ?
True that they can do it but the original question remains. Why did Nokia wait until now before doing it ?
Gamoe
Apr 28, 12:58 PM
Even if they get death it isn't really that excessive and can be proactive in getting others to follow the honorable path. Think about this country, if we simply loped off the heads of every thief and drug dealer, America would be a far nicer place to live. It is easy to criticize but we have a very high tolerance for crime in the USA and frankly that is something that is relatively new.
Remind me when you break any corporate laws and we'll hold you to the same standard. Download any copyrighted material lately? Maybe you should just get the death penalty and it would be better for everyone. Jerk.
Remind me when you break any corporate laws and we'll hold you to the same standard. Download any copyrighted material lately? Maybe you should just get the death penalty and it would be better for everyone. Jerk.
DocNYz
Apr 29, 03:30 PM
Jon Stewart seems to have goofed here, and there's the problem. There's no way unring this bell. Jon missed about 90% of the story, and according to his views, opening a criminal investigation is not ok if it'd going to cause the plaintiff bad publicity, or if the plaintiff seems "mean."
Jon needs to stick to political commentary, which is usually a lot easier to play with than scenarios that involve finer points of law.
Section 2080 of the Civil Code provides that any person who finds and takes charge of a lost item acts as "a depositary for the owner." If the true owner is known, the finder must notify him/her/it within a reasonable time and "make restitution without compensation, except a reasonable charge for saving and taking care of the property." Id. � 2080. If the true owner is not known and the item is worth more than $100, then the finder has a duty to turn it over to the local police department within a reasonable time. Id. � 2080.1. The owner then has 90 days to claim the property. Id. � 2080.2. If the true owner fails to do so and the property is worth more than $250, then the police publish a notice, and 7 days after that ownership of the property vests in the person who found it, with certain exceptions. Id. � 2080.3.
Moving along, Gawker Media better be ready to defend themselves because shield laws won't help if you've committed a felony in order to do a story. That US$5,000 payment is a major smoking gun if Apple can prove the prototype iPhone was officially stolen, which means Gawker Media paid to buy stolen property, a felony in the state of California.
thanks for the information, and i completely agree with your points (because of their obvious validity) and your signature which I am in the process of doing right now.
Jon needs to stick to political commentary, which is usually a lot easier to play with than scenarios that involve finer points of law.
Section 2080 of the Civil Code provides that any person who finds and takes charge of a lost item acts as "a depositary for the owner." If the true owner is known, the finder must notify him/her/it within a reasonable time and "make restitution without compensation, except a reasonable charge for saving and taking care of the property." Id. � 2080. If the true owner is not known and the item is worth more than $100, then the finder has a duty to turn it over to the local police department within a reasonable time. Id. � 2080.1. The owner then has 90 days to claim the property. Id. � 2080.2. If the true owner fails to do so and the property is worth more than $250, then the police publish a notice, and 7 days after that ownership of the property vests in the person who found it, with certain exceptions. Id. � 2080.3.
Moving along, Gawker Media better be ready to defend themselves because shield laws won't help if you've committed a felony in order to do a story. That US$5,000 payment is a major smoking gun if Apple can prove the prototype iPhone was officially stolen, which means Gawker Media paid to buy stolen property, a felony in the state of California.
thanks for the information, and i completely agree with your points (because of their obvious validity) and your signature which I am in the process of doing right now.
motulist
Oct 13, 12:14 PM
Hallelujah! They're finally giving iCal an update! However, this significant update to the "user interface" better mean more than a cosmetic change to the interface. iCal is sorely lacking many basic pim functions and is really a sub par application from Apple. Here's hoping iCal finally blossoms into what it should've been all along.
cooknwitha
Sep 9, 06:24 AM
It's a shame the innings ended on such a bad decision but England got away with a catch dropped and then a deaf umpire!!
And that Warne press conference was hilarious. Madame Tussad's wax likeness and he was asked if he preferred the size of the likeness. What a sissy for walking out!
To the English fellows... am I right in thinking the match is sold out? And is the country showing interest?
And that Warne press conference was hilarious. Madame Tussad's wax likeness and he was asked if he preferred the size of the likeness. What a sissy for walking out!
To the English fellows... am I right in thinking the match is sold out? And is the country showing interest?
ucfgrad93
Mar 1, 10:57 AM
On my MBP.
skythefly13
Apr 4, 11:44 PM
A new iPhone update for the summer??? WHAAAAAT?! :rolleyes:
FadeToBlack
Nov 15, 02:57 AM
Updated the day it came out and so far, everything is fine, except that I've had System Preferences crash a couple of times, which is odd, as System Preferences very rarely crashes. That may not even be related to the firmware update, though. Other than that, it's all good.
aristobrat
Nov 10, 08:44 AM
Ah....Damn....But Leopard will include iLife '07 right? I hope they also add iWork '07 as a freebie along with Leopard! I would love to start using iWork, but an imminent update is holding me back from my purchase.
IIRC, when the Tiger upgrade DVD came out, it didn't include iLife or iWork.
IIRC, when the Tiger upgrade DVD came out, it didn't include iLife or iWork.
jamesarm97
Oct 3, 07:20 PM
Do you have the My EyeTV service enabled so that it can resolve your IP when you are on a remote network? Doesn't sound like your problem but maybe the error message is bogus. Also, you may be having problems with your router or firewall at work.
Not a router issue. Have port forwarding on, can login and see schedules and even watch Live Tv. Just playing back recorded shows is an issue. Works locally but not remotely. Using the iPhone + Cellular export. Getting a Video is not Compatible message.
Not a router issue. Have port forwarding on, can login and see schedules and even watch Live Tv. Just playing back recorded shows is an issue. Works locally but not remotely. Using the iPhone + Cellular export. Getting a Video is not Compatible message.
fixmymac
Oct 6, 12:32 PM
I am quite surprised that few posts here mention the delivery of software on media other than CD/DVD.
Jobs has made it quite clear that we ain't going to see Blu-Ray on Macs. Digital delivery is the Apple-preferred way. This is backed up by the massive data centre under construction in the USA.
Broadband internet, gaining in speed all the time, is the obvious method for future delivery. Even creaky old BT are rolling out 20meg at their exchanges. Virgin offer 50meg connections in some areas.
Apple have always been a year or two ahead when it comes to things like this. The floppy drive disappeared on Macs well before most people thought it would. Who could argue they were wrong to do so? Digital cameras came along and you could soon no longer fit an image file onto a floppy. We needed CD writing capabilities. iMovie/iDVD meant we needed DVD writing soon afterwards (Still back in the day of the 2nd gen iMac).
Our trusty CD was next in the firing line. iTunes Store showed the future well before the record companies were ready to accept it. Stop for a second and think how big your CD rack would be if all of your tunes were not downloaded? IKEA would have dedicated CD rack shops!!
Standard Def Movies on DVD's soon died and we can now own TV Show episodes via iTunes. Internet speeds and technology allow us to download HD content. 1080p content will arrive, eventually.
Apple are simply doing what they have done for the past 10 years. They are staying 1/2 to 1 full step ahead of the game.
It appears that they have skipped over Blu-Ray and i think they will kick CD/DVD in to touch quite soon as well. As the cost of flash memory drops, the overall savings of delivering software will fall. USB3 and/or LightPeak devices will be the next step and the final nail in the coffin for software on CD/DVD.
As internet speeds increase, the attraction of electronic delivery also increases. The ISP's will need to change. They will have to if they want to survive.
Electronic delivery of Music, then Movies, then TV Shows and Mobile Phone Apps brought savings to all involved. The creators don't have the production and distribution costs. We benefit as well with lower prices. How much of the final price for Logic Studio covers the fancy box, manuals, DVD's and logistics around the world? Digital delivery also ticks the boxes for their Green credentials.
Digital delivery of major software is just over the horizon.
The CD/DVD/Blu-Ray is dead. In fact, other than the user and the computer, everything physical is dead or dying.
Jobs has made it quite clear that we ain't going to see Blu-Ray on Macs. Digital delivery is the Apple-preferred way. This is backed up by the massive data centre under construction in the USA.
Broadband internet, gaining in speed all the time, is the obvious method for future delivery. Even creaky old BT are rolling out 20meg at their exchanges. Virgin offer 50meg connections in some areas.
Apple have always been a year or two ahead when it comes to things like this. The floppy drive disappeared on Macs well before most people thought it would. Who could argue they were wrong to do so? Digital cameras came along and you could soon no longer fit an image file onto a floppy. We needed CD writing capabilities. iMovie/iDVD meant we needed DVD writing soon afterwards (Still back in the day of the 2nd gen iMac).
Our trusty CD was next in the firing line. iTunes Store showed the future well before the record companies were ready to accept it. Stop for a second and think how big your CD rack would be if all of your tunes were not downloaded? IKEA would have dedicated CD rack shops!!
Standard Def Movies on DVD's soon died and we can now own TV Show episodes via iTunes. Internet speeds and technology allow us to download HD content. 1080p content will arrive, eventually.
Apple are simply doing what they have done for the past 10 years. They are staying 1/2 to 1 full step ahead of the game.
It appears that they have skipped over Blu-Ray and i think they will kick CD/DVD in to touch quite soon as well. As the cost of flash memory drops, the overall savings of delivering software will fall. USB3 and/or LightPeak devices will be the next step and the final nail in the coffin for software on CD/DVD.
As internet speeds increase, the attraction of electronic delivery also increases. The ISP's will need to change. They will have to if they want to survive.
Electronic delivery of Music, then Movies, then TV Shows and Mobile Phone Apps brought savings to all involved. The creators don't have the production and distribution costs. We benefit as well with lower prices. How much of the final price for Logic Studio covers the fancy box, manuals, DVD's and logistics around the world? Digital delivery also ticks the boxes for their Green credentials.
Digital delivery of major software is just over the horizon.
The CD/DVD/Blu-Ray is dead. In fact, other than the user and the computer, everything physical is dead or dying.
PNutts
May 4, 09:51 PM
This. I hate having to charge my phone after minimal usage every damn night.
Without more details I say there is an issue at your phone you should have a Genius look at.
Without more details I say there is an issue at your phone you should have a Genius look at.
Synthion
Apr 19, 08:28 AM
I am very anxious to see what's been done to motion, I do a lot of work in after effects and I would LOVE to see a viable contender.
I really like AE, but it would be nice to see what others have to offer in motion graphics.
I really like AE, but it would be nice to see what others have to offer in motion graphics.
ThaDoggg
Apr 4, 09:51 PM
Very interesting as all of the rumours so far have not led us to believe a new iPhone will be coming this summer.
Squintz
Aug 17, 05:02 PM
That should be "hand" as in a poker hand, not "hat." I can't even think of how "hat" would make sense. :D
Haha, darn, I thought I might be the first one to mention that. And Lion's gate "tipping off" about the itunes movie downloads... does that mean the basketball game has begun? :) I think for "tips off" to be used correctly, it needs an object noun. For instance, Lion's Gate tips off the media. The diction used here kind of confused me.
Haha, darn, I thought I might be the first one to mention that. And Lion's gate "tipping off" about the itunes movie downloads... does that mean the basketball game has begun? :) I think for "tips off" to be used correctly, it needs an object noun. For instance, Lion's Gate tips off the media. The diction used here kind of confused me.
cdd543
Apr 5, 07:07 PM
What's the point of such a thing...just dumb.
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