All in all, the update is great. Better than 2.0->3.0 IMO. It is a shame though that they didn't improve the notification system. I guess they have to leave something for 5.0...
Ya I wish they worked on the notification system. On well.
All in all, the update is great. Better than 2.0->3.0 IMO. It is a shame though that they didn't improve the notification system. I guess they have to leave something for 5.0...
Well said.
It's amazing how many bitchers and moaners there are on this site. Never friggin happy.
This is a very good upgrade that I unfortunately won't get the full benefit of as I have a 3G phone. So what. Doesn't dilute what they have done. Perfect...no. But what the hell is?
Now can we see some computer stuff please Steve![]()
oh, just to address those people who said that apple nearly eliminated the need to jailbreak: no, they didn't !
True. But they are based on the same framework, and are essentially the same, hence the same name. BTW, I thought we might see a name change for the OS as well today. It doesn't seem right to call the OS running on the iPad the iPhone OS...
Gizmodo said:Apple's been eying mobile advertising ever since as early as January. Today, as part of their iPhone OS 4.0 announcement, comes iAd: Apple's announcement that ads are about to get a lot more interactiveeven fun.
I have a 3GS. Im pissed only because of the obvious ripoff. I honestly don't care about multitasking. The thing that drives me nuts is that they can easily make people buy the new iPhone without having to resort to this kind of maneuvers.
This just solidified my decision - No iPhone this fall, will be getting Win Phone 7 which is not going to shove an Ad "Tentpole" up my ass.
Q: How do you close apps when multitasking? A: You don't have to. Jobs says that if you see task manager, you blew it. Users shouldn't have to think about it.
Apple doing what it knows best, ripping you a new one. Want multitasking on the iPhone? buy the new iPhone. Well played.
I would not be surprised to see a few 3rd party Task Manager apps in the app store; since by default Android doesn't include it and more advance users like the fact they can shut a program down when needed, instead of having the OS close the app when needed.
What say you now, flash haters? All those flash ads you hate that move around and get in the way? Apple is now doing it themselves. It's not flash, but it might as well be.
Told ya, a long time ago. It's not really to benefit us. It's not really an issue of CPU usage or stability. These were reasons to get you ready to take Apple's medicine. All that rhetoric and it's just to benefit Apple's revenue stream. They are locking out a competitor from their devices, nothing more. I can't blame Apple for looking for other revenue streams from a business standpoint. From a user's stand point, I still think it sucks.
What I want to know is, did all of those in lock step with the reality distortion field save some of that Flash ad hate for Apple's iAd platform? Or do you love it because it came from the mouth of Steve?
Heh - what about to rather buy the new iPhone instead the 3GS ? Actually I'm thinking about to sell 3GS
Err, yeah they did. For me at any rate and for many others!
Really, because I am pretty sure 99% of free apps have ads in them now. Nothing is going to change.
WHY?iAd is going to anger many people. They tried so hard to sugar coat it.
You have to nickel and dime every transaction. It's not about the hardware as much anymore when you have so many stores to entice someone to part with $0.99.What say you now, flash haters? All those flash ads you hate that move around and get in the way? Apple is now doing it themselves. It's not flash, but it might as well be.
Told ya, a long time ago. It's not really to benefit us. It's not really an issue of CPU usage or stability. These were reasons to get you ready to take Apple's medicine. All that rhetoric and it's just to benefit Apple's revenue stream. They are locking out a competitor from their devices, nothing more. I can't blame Apple for looking for other revenue streams from a business standpoint. From a user's stand point, I still think it sucks.
What I want to know is, did all of those in lock step with the reality distortion field save some of that Flash ad hate for Apple's iAd platform? Or do you love it because it came from the mouth of Steve?