it's not the site itself which i love but all the incredible sites they feature - alkmost all of which are created in flash.
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it's not the site itself which i love but all the incredible sites they feature - alkmost all of which are created in flash.
now thats what iv been waiting for... Loading the pages again felt frustrati g and just plain stupid!!
so 1 good thing comes out
m gona hold out untill u can unlock this thing!!
MINE STILL DOES THE SAME THING! WTF?
I get that adding Flash support would take a lot of space, andof memory serves that was one reason it wasn't included from the very beginning. For that reason, if no other, I'd bet you're right that we won't see Flash support any time soon.
I'm not sure I follow the rest of your argument, tho'. You point out that there's no public API for Flash, which would indicate that any plugin support would have to come from Adobe. But you also assert that someone would have started a MobileSafari plugin by now if we were going to see one written. I'm thinking they're not likely to develop software for jailbroken devices. My guess would be that any Flash support would have to come after an SDK release.
I'm pretty sure mine is getting less battery life. I had about a half charge about three hours ago, made a five minute call on speaker phone and it was down about 25% when I just looked at it.
I don't know if it's my phone or my imagination, but the phone felt like it was running hot and the power drain seems to confirm that the processor (or something) was running while it was in my pocket.
Anyone else seeing this?
Ive had mine on since 5 this morning and made several phone calls and it still shows full charge. So I dont see that problem I guess.
I expect a bunch of this is just expectation getting the best of us. The factual fixes im sure are there but "my phone seems snappier" is hard to determine. I for one thought the speaker was louder when talking on it this morning and it did seem faster or something. But then again, I was trying to find something so I make myself find it. At least thats the way I see it.
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my battery is working better, so is Safari!
my battery is working better, so is Safari!
I've updated my iPod touch to 1.1.4 and Safari still crashes. When I open some tabs (three or more) all of them but the tab where I am switch blank, and they have to be reloaded.
Whyyyyyyyy???
Safari does not seem any more stable/better than in 1.1.3 on my iPhone. I still see the white pages in tabs (and that was with only 2 tabs open). Safari still crashes on me. Just last night, I was reading a fully rendered page...just reading...not zooming or scrolling...just looking at the page, and Safari crashed. I've had the same issue in 1.1.3.
I have yet to experience any major improvements in 1.1.4. My guess is that this release has some minor fixes, but has put in the infrastructure to support SDK-based apps.
Oh...and one thing I'd really like Apple to fix...being able to play music from my iPhone through my Macs via iTunes. It's so hard to believe that a basic function like this - which my 3G iPod supports - isn't available on this device yet.
Ugh.
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Mine is still tasteless and odorless, but it has dropped in temperature significantly. Dropped it in a cocktail earlier with refreshing results.
Also, I have found it useful to search for my next drink (http://www.droogle.ca/ip/#_home) right out of the glass!
Set the iPhone to "manually manage music and videos" on iTunes. Then you will be able to play music through the iPhone instead of your library.
It was just a week behind!
It's confirmed: Apple's next event is scheduled for March 6th, next Thursday. It'll be a Town Hall event; obviously new MacBooks and MacBook Pros aren't to be expected, but the unambiguous "iPhone software roadmap" should help guide our assumptions as to what will be discussed. "Enterprise," eh?
via engadget
It's confirmed: Apple's next event is scheduled for March 6th, next Thursday. It'll be a Town Hall event; obviously new MacBooks and MacBook Pros aren't to be expected, but the unambiguous "iPhone software roadmap" should help guide our assumptions as to what will be discussed. "Enterprise," eh?
via engadget
definitely one bug fix for starters
One of the friends I do Apple "tech support" for reports that the 1.1.4 update completely remedied his synching issues between his iPhone and Outlook. He is very pleased with the update.
One of the friends I do Apple "tech support" for reports that the 1.1.4 update completely remedied his synching issues between his iPhone and Outlook. He is very pleased with the update.
I am serious. I asked how many people use MMS. And how many of the people that use MMS are in the market for a smartphone. "ALL" is not the answer to either of these questions.
The last data I saw was for a little more than a year ago. Only 14.6% of subscribers use MMS. And I would guess that most of those users are using free camera phones. Not the demographic that would buy an iPhone.
http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=784513
I am not defending Apple. They don't need defending with the most successful mobile phone ever. I'm just annoyed by people thinking that just because all their friends use a feature, everybody must use it.
The only reason MMS is standard on most phones is because the carriers insist on it as a revenue stream. Apple doesn't have to do whatever the carriers tell them to because of the contract that they were able to negotiate.
One of Apple's greatest strengths is not adding every feature under the sun. Why promote a limited feature with limited carrier interoperability, when full-featured, open standard like email is available. Just because all the carriers have agreed to use a feature that is specifically crippled so that they can use it as a revenue source, doesn't mean that Apple should join them.
With 715 or so posts i don't know if this has been noted, but I have noticed that annoying hang in mail seems to have vanished. If the processor was busy checking one account, it would have a hard time switching to a different account.
It's Snappy! (Just thought I'd throw that in there.)
It's Snappy! (Just thought I'd throw that in there.)
good job Baldy. My expensive phone can't do what free phones can and has been able to for almost a decade. I'm so glad that only 14.6% (which is still in the millions and millions) isn't enough people.
With your logic, why should they even bother to add any features at all? There should be an ipod button, safari, telephone, and mail button. Why add silly things like stocks or weather?
BTW, I guarantee you that there's fewer people who actually use the youtube button or the stocks button than the number of people who would use MMS.
Most people do not have e-mail capability on their phones but almost have MMS. If you want to get information to someone with media, it's a smarter idea to have MMS support. You can even e-mail using MMS. 14.6% is a high demand area. Not even 10% probably use the weather application and it's there and it makes my life easier.
With your logic, why should they even bother to add any features at all? There should be an ipod button, safari, telephone, and mail button. Why add silly things like stocks or weather?
BTW, I guarantee you that there's fewer people who actually use the youtube button or the stocks button than the number of people who would use MMS.
Most people do not have e-mail capability on their phones but almost have MMS. If you want to get information to someone with media, it's a smarter idea to have MMS support. You can even e-mail using MMS. 14.6% is a high demand area. Not even 10% probably use the weather application and it's there and it makes my life easier.
Clearly the iPhone should have MMS, but I find it hard to believe (and sad, if true) that more people who own iPhones would be using MMS than the Stock app. Maybe I am in the wrong field, and others have more use for sending or receiving low quality pictures.
The Weather app is quite useful, but I have yet to find a use for YouTube... that doesn't mean I think either or both should be removed/abandoned. Which is again why I think MMS should be added, even if it were only 4% (instead of the quoted ~14%) that use / would use it. All too often people think Apple devices should do only what they think they should do/need to do.