I don't want to change my software for my hardware, or vice versa.Its fair to emulate an iPod to bypass iTunes regulation? Oh yeah.
Its Apple's proprietary system. They can and will decide who can and cannot use it. There are alternatives for media syncing.
I don't want to change my software for my hardware, or vice versa.
can I have your account password so I can post as you because thats how I want it to be and I shouldn't have to be tied to my account to post on these boards when yours is better.
Umm do you understand anything about programing there.
Ok. I'm quite confident that the Pre works with Palm's "main piece of software", whatever that might be.
You are not even address the issue. Yes you have stated another fact that is true but it is not relevant to my statement of fact.
I stated, "2) Apple blocks the use of legally purchased music on competitors' products."
When challenged I demonstrated that Apple blocks the Pre from synching with iTunes. That fact proves the truth of my statement.
you have actually proven nothing. You can use your music on anything you want. What Apple blocked was the Pre (and other devices) using itunes as a tool for automating the copying of said music to said device.
not the same thing at all
Only thing silly is that Palm promised iTunes synching.
DID THEY ?!!? Really Did they ever state that as a feature? Or is this a case of people bitching about a corrected mistake?
I wonder,.... don't really care , but wonder![]()
p.s. My trusty Nano still comes with me, so Pre as music player is a bit moot.
It was advertised from day one by Palm.
http://investor.palm.com/releasedetail.cfm?ReleaseID=386488Strange.... I seem to have missed that statement.
Care to post a link?
Strange.... I seem to have missed that statement.
Care to post a link?
You've got to be smoking some serious crack if you havn't seen Palm's brazen attitude towards this entire matter :
http://www.palm.com/us/products/phones/pre/ (second attachment) , not to mention the Coup de grâce (first attachment)
8.5b is the total sales figure; mentioned during yesterday's event.
I wonder if Palm is only playing around with Apple simply because they mention that their devices will sync with iTunes? If they didn't say that, I don't think anyone would care that it doesn't. You can just drag and drop music onto it anyway.....
iTunes is a brand new library that has a great service for people with certain memberships. Purchasing an iPod or iPhone gives you a gold membership. Anyone else can only get a silver membership.
Gold members can come in, hand over thier membership card (iPod/iPhone) and the librarian will put all the books and videos in your bag for you.
Silver members can come in, but they have to make their own way round the shelves and fill up their own bag. If the silver members have clever friends, they can create a robot that will read the instructions provided by the library and fill up their bags for them.
Palm are not clever friends to have. They instead walk in with a photocopied gold card, and then blame the librarian when they get told they have to get their own books.