Just seen this ad. Why is zooming out on the homescreen such an important feature?
I don't get it?
I don't get it?
what good is that SD card anyway? They probably forgot about Windows too, with the common downsides: viruses, DLL and registry nightmares.
Thanks Microsoft, but no thanks. I better stick to what's useful.
And whatever you say, it will kill PS4.
actually, i dont think all apple laptops have SD card slot
Honestly I think this is gonna lead to more people switching over to pc gaming rather than just jumping consoles. Since the consoles are essentially using pc hardware, so the gaming experience is now more the same than ever. The only real benefit to a console is price. A good pc system for the best games will run well over a grand while the consoles are a quarter of the price and use essentially the same hardware for years. With pc gaming, your hardware grows old in just 1 yr.Everything else you said is true, but this is not. Almost everyone I know who is Xbox supporters (including a few people like me who have been on Live since it was a beta) are switching over and have *already canceled their membership* due to this.
Except you can't copy files to iPads via WiFi.![]()
And Bill Gates took shots from Steve too. And Apple takes a shot at Windows in most every keynote. It really is comical how hurt some people have gotten over this simple advertisement. It was funny, laugh and move on.
This has to be the worst ad ive ever seen. Oh you can zoom the start page wow so cool. And who the hell actually uses an SD card still? Only about a million other ways to store and transfer things
Just seen this ad. Why is zooming out on the homescreen such an important feature?
I don't get it?
I think photos is the main case aside from that they seem really slow for data transfers even at class ten. Viruses are really not an issue in any serious degree. I see that a lot and as long as people are not going to the shadiest websites that exist and downloading random junk it likely will never be an issue.
To clarify all Apple laptop lines have SD cards. The only model that doesn't is the 11" MBA. The 13" MBA does however.
This is like throwing a bird into a lake and saying "haha, it can't swim, therefore it's ****". Well, it can fly instead.
Still failing. You should learn to google.
I personally would rather have a football field made of AstroTurf than have the lawn mower with the biggest engine
Not the same thing.So.... you can definitely zoom in on the homescreen in iOS. Actually anywhere. You just have to enable zoom in Settings>General>Accessibility>Zoom. You then tap twice on the screen with three fingers. Voila. I have had it enabled on my iPhone for quite some time.
Having worked at the Genius Bar for a good 3 years I understand why the feature is turned off by default and tucked away... people would come in with their screens zoomed not having any idea how to get them zoomed backed out. No one NEEDS that feature, unless of course you need more accessibility... in which case you know where to look.
So this ad lies. Microsoft needs to be a bit more honest in their advertising, this and the screen size thing were just bogus. Also you can connect an SD card with the camera connection kit. Of course it's not as easy, but again the ad is misleading, as if the iPad has no way of connecting an SD card to it.
But the issue is the common computer user will do such things as visiting shady websites, be lured into unfavorable territory, accidentally click on a link that takes them into bad areas on the web, transferring emails that contain viruses that people really didn't know were there.
This is not geared towards you per say but people have to stop defending Windows as if viruses no longer are an issue. Nothing has changed. It's not like Windows 7 or 8 is suddenly immune from viruses and spyware and it's not like virus writers and hackers have suddenly stopped invading the Windows OS.
This is not geared towards you per say but people have to stop defending Windows as if viruses no longer are an issue. Nothing has changed. It's not like Windows 7 or 8 is suddenly immune from viruses and spyware and it's not like virus writers and hackers have suddenly stopped invading the Windows OS.