Newton.. Maybe not a Blunder as it was just ahead of its time...
The Newton was great ... the world wasn't ready. So I can accept the ahead of it's time thing. The NEWton is being announced at WWDC.
Newton.. Maybe not a Blunder as it was just ahead of its time...
As an Apple fan and someone who can't wait for the 3G, this new Forbes article has to excite....
http://www.forbes.com/2008/05/29/st...tel-cx_bc_0530stevejobs.html?partner=yahootix
Nah.Newton.. Maybe not a Blunder as it was just ahead of its time...
hope u guys dont hate me after this, but i TOTALLY AGREE....ALWAYS BEEN AN APPLE FAN AND ALWAYS WILL BE*
*if it becomes to common and every 2nd person has an apple, then i'll just be freakin pissed off, i hate having 'common' stuff.
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If we stick with how we usually go by clues in Apple's posters released prior to events, I would speculate that the bridge might actually represent connection even though far away? I thought the video chat might be true and now I'm almost positive.
I've been following this story and thread like since it's started. It's like reading a book with a bookmark that keeps moving forward on its own and have no definite amount if pages. Anyways, for the bridges. I'm agreeing with the seperate bridges representing the two platforms. Mac OSX Touch and Mac OSX. Otherwise, known as the iPhone and the Mac.![]()
I'm not sure if anyone mentioned this earlier, if so I apologize for any redundancy, but I think the bridges point to the convergence of the two platforms, Mac OSX and OSX Mobile. The bridges each begin from distant points and are then connected at the single converging point. I think its hinting at the new improved .Mac. Think about it, no matter where you are or what device you have .Mac or Mobile Me can sync all data, and I don't just mean contacts and calendar, but movies, podcasts, music, photos, etc... Your own go anywhere access to your personal iTunes Online.
Yea, but this is costing more than that.
This is project cost + store being shut down. Who knows, 100k could be put into this thing said and done.
I don't see how this could be for an ad thats airs on the 9th, they could not possibly complete post work in a weeks time. It usually takes at least a month for editorial, color, sound, etc.
It would be great if I were wrong.
So you have a Zune then, and not an iPod?![]()
That's a slow team, then. If it doesn't need a lot of graphics work, it should be finished within a week. A :30 spot is usually cut in a day or two.
Agreed. I just shot a nationwide 30 second spot last weekend. The final cut, including animation and editing is to go out on Monday. Production can happen a lot faster than people realize.
I'm in the film biz, and I can tell you it certainly doesn't look like a commercial setup to me. I'm going to guess some feature film is shooting there. One of the pictures had a Panavision truck in it--that's just not going to be in the budget for any commercial (it also suggests film instead of video, almost no commercials are shot on film anymore, although there are a few). Plus the way they're lighting the entire building, just doesn't look like a commercial.
How true that is. Too many choices makes the director's head spin!Most people forget we are living in a digital age now. Production and post-production happen much faster these days ... slowed mostly by human indecision.
I'm in the film biz, and I can tell you it certainly doesn't look like a commercial setup to me. I'm going to guess some feature film is shooting there. One of the pictures had a Panavision truck in it--that's just not going to be in the budget for any commercial (it also suggests film instead of video, almost no commercials are shot on film anymore, although there are a few). Plus the way they're lighting the entire building, just doesn't look like a commercial.
I mean NOBODY, has stepped forward with a leaked photo or feature details or nothing. It's simply amazing when you think about it. How the f@$& does he do it?!!! Is he and the company paying people shush money?