Which is potentially a problem, it would have been better if the save state was not an option but a requirement from the beginning. Basically you only get multitasking if the application supports it, not because it is a part of the OS (does that make sense?).
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Which is potentially a problem, it would have been better if the save state was not an option but a requirement from the beginning. Basically you only get multitasking if the application supports it, not because it is a part of the OS (does that make sense?).
Flash Blows
Of course, as soon as I tried playing the video, Safari drew to a crawl - and how I do love watching a video at one frame per second. I had to force quit Safari. Thanks, Adobe, and your POS Flash player plug-in for the Mac.
Of course, as soon as I tried playing the video, Safari drew to a crawl - and how I do love watching a video at one frame per second. I had to force quit Safari. Thanks, Adobe, and your POS Flash player plug-in for the Mac.
I have not seen a custom wallpaper yet that improves on the simple black. I was really surprised at how unpolished the one in the keynote was. This one is just plain fugly. Not a big deal. I'm sure someone will make a wallpaper that takes into consideration only tiny slivers will be seen between the buttons.
....I already have the best multitalking UI Multiflow on my jailbroken iPhone. It's a copy of palm's brilliant and intuitive way of multitasking. A double tap give the page and I can swipe along and then tap on the app I wanna open. But seriously Steve well done for being so leading edge. I also already have my own/video background,own ringtones that I didn't have to pay for,mi-fi,free tethering and I change carriers when I travel to another country, by popping someone else's sim and save a fortune. And whilst I'm on holiday, I can take 7meg pics,Night shots and videos all on my 2yr old 3g!!! And all after replacing the pathetic 1100mah battery with 1800mah one...
WAKE UP FANBOYS, OR iSHEEP AS I LIKE TO CALL YOU, JOBS JUST DRIP FEEDS YOU TECH THAT SHOULD BE ON ALL IPHONES YEARS AFTER IT WAS COMMON PLACE. DO THE MATH...
FANTASTIC IPHONE HARDWAREX(OPEN SOURCE APPROACH)+(ITUNES APP STORE AND CYDIA APP STORE APPS)XFULLY PERSONALISED & CUSTOMISED PHONE=UNBEATABLE!!!
Wow. Congratulations.
I just watched the Keynote and I am so screw#d. I want it for my phone so much, but I live permanently in a local roaming zone and the data usage is prohibitive. I'm worried that If I get OS4 I'll never be able to afford to turn on my phone again lest it connect automatically to the data-network. I have a year and a half of my contract left! I want to be able to turn my data-network access off while my cellular and wi-fi remain on, this would be the perfect solution. I spoke with my provider abut just turning off the data-network without changing the terms of the contract, they eventually agreed and said they did it but physically nothing changed.
The 4.0 Beta appears to be offering a new option to do exactly what you say you want. In Settings > General > Network, there's a toggle for "Cellular Data." I turned it off and indeed got an error message stating "The Cellular Network Could not be Activated" when trying Safari. Connecting with WiFi while this setting was off still worked.
I wonder what this means for WWDC?
WWDC has been focusing primarily on iPhone OS and App development over the last 2 years. With the iPhone OS, SDK, and iPad already out the door, the only thing left to focus on is Mac OS X. I betting there will be some major announcements, hopefully the following:
1.) WebKit2 Safari
2.) Resolution Independence
3.) New UI (like iPad)
4.) New filesystem (a new FS similar to the iPhone/iPad's, with ZFS like abilities)
5.) ability to run iPhone, iPad apps natively on the Mac.
WWDC has been focusing primarily on iPhone OS and App development over the last 2 years. With the iPhone OS, SDK, and iPad already out the door, the only thing left to focus on is Mac OS X. I betting there will be some major announcements, hopefully the following:
1.) WebKit2 Safari
2.) Resolution Independence
3.) New UI (like iPad)
4.) New filesystem (a new FS similar to the iPhone/iPad's, with ZFS like abilities)
5.) ability to run iPhone, iPad apps natively on the Mac.
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