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I agree with ltldrummerboy
The iPhone Pirate! ... lol just kidding
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Apple Announces Dates for WWDC 2009: June 8th-12th
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I agree with ltldrummerboy
The iPhone Pirate! ... lol just kidding
If you go from top-right to bottom-left, you get the noise people will make when they nerdgasm from seeing the new iPhone and/or mythical MacPad. 
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<(EUAH!)
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<(EUAH!)
Pretty sweet iPhone logo.
If you haven't noticed, it's interactive. Click the dots on the bottom between the dock and gray icons and it moves between 3 "home screens" the first says:
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the second says
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the third says
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David
SWEET! Can't wait for this! I wonder what will happen! Nice findings from MAKE YOUR MARK HERE people.
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refers to the behind the screen camera apple has. didn't they file a patent for this ? now you leave your mark on the front screen.
b.t.w. i don't think we're getting a front facing camera, att won't allow this to destroy their precious network of mice and hamsters.
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refers to the behind the screen camera apple has. didn't they file a patent for this ? now you leave your mark on the front screen.
b.t.w. i don't think we're getting a front facing camera, att won't allow this to destroy their precious network of mice and hamsters.
Yaay! More iPhone ********!
Where's the Snow Leopard??? Wheres the 8 core MacBook Pros? Wheres my PowerBook G5 ffs!
On a different note...
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APPLE IS STARTING A BRIDAL SERVICE!
Where's the Snow Leopard??? Wheres the 8 core MacBook Pros? Wheres my PowerBook G5 ffs!
On a different note...
MAKE
YOUR
MARK
HERE
APPLE IS STARTING A BRIDAL SERVICE!
http://www.techreport.com/discussions.x/16640
Interestingly, despite Apple's closer ties with nVidia, it's ATI that seems to have come up with the first application for OpenCL. ATI has co-operated with Havok (owned by Intel) and gotten it hardware accelerated through OpenCL. Presumably this should allow Havok Physics acceleration on ATI, nVidia, Intel (no doubt Larrabee and maybe Westmere IGPs), PowerVR (ie. next-gen iPhone), and any other GPU that supports OpenCL, which is much more open than nVidia's PhysX acceleration implemented in their proprietary C for CUDA language.
Hopefully, Apple will bring out ATI and Havok physics as a demo for OpenCL and Snow Leopard at WWDC using the HD4850 in the new iMac and HD4870 in the new Mac Pro. nVidia probably wouldn't be too happy about that.
Interestingly, despite Apple's closer ties with nVidia, it's ATI that seems to have come up with the first application for OpenCL. ATI has co-operated with Havok (owned by Intel) and gotten it hardware accelerated through OpenCL. Presumably this should allow Havok Physics acceleration on ATI, nVidia, Intel (no doubt Larrabee and maybe Westmere IGPs), PowerVR (ie. next-gen iPhone), and any other GPU that supports OpenCL, which is much more open than nVidia's PhysX acceleration implemented in their proprietary C for CUDA language.
Hopefully, Apple will bring out ATI and Havok physics as a demo for OpenCL and Snow Leopard at WWDC using the HD4850 in the new iMac and HD4870 in the new Mac Pro. nVidia probably wouldn't be too happy about that.
Whoa, if you read each line from left to right starting at the top, it reads:
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Amazing! Maybe it's some sort of secret message.
MAKE
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Amazing! Maybe it's some sort of secret message.
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I guess the only updates iPhone will be getting are internal - I can't see them using an image of the current unit if anything were to change. But my predictions are usually horribly off. I guess they could surprise with a metal back.
I guess the only updates iPhone will be getting are internal - I can't see them using an image of the current unit if anything were to change. But my predictions are usually horribly off. I guess they could surprise with a metal back.
It's worth it if your company sells software or hardware that depends on Apple, it's not worth it if you just want to say "weeeee I was there when they announced the new iPhone".
It's only become such a huge deal for regular users since Apple has stopped doing so many other trade shows.
Likewise, for the people complaining that it focuses to much on the iPhone, it's because Macs now use standard PC parts and ports, so they don't need to lay out the latest nubus revision, it's PCIe. iPhone/iPod ports are still proprietary, so more time is spent going over the details.
