I work at a fine dining French/ Italian restaurant. If I asked a customer to check out their phone, I would probably get fired.
But im not sure about the magnifying glass though. That doesnt seem very apple IMO.
No, it actually seems very Microsoft:
Microsoft Research's "SHIFT" Technology page
Demo of Microsoft's "SHIFT" pointing technique on YouTube
what is this though, the 3rd or 4th story of a waitor playing with an iphone in a restaurant... its almost as bad as the "my uncles brother-in-law works for att and said..." im not trying to attack you, you may be telling the truth, but doesnt anyone else think its weird that iphones are only being spotted in restaurants? other than the one on the train, nothing else has been heard.. i wish someone had the balls to just run up to someone with an iphone and take a hi-res close picture and run away!! lol.. as if the people with the phone are gonna chase you down and make you delete the pic...![]()
I agree with you. The writer seems to go into details that are hard to just make up.
But I find it strange that a tester would share it with the owner of a restaurant.
That sounds more like a Chablis. To me, this submission has a buttery, round mouthfeel, possibly from malolactic fermentation, as well as substantial earthiness, mineral and flinty notes, followed by a long, extremely believable finish.
The difference is that it displays what is directly beneath your finger, just above your finger. ... The address bar was the only place that I saw the magnifying glass, but it was also the only place that I entered text.
sounds like a lot of marketing... such as the "really fast edge" and the "great picture in low lighting!"... i dont know... doesnt sound right..
if true, very cool.
i keep going back and forth with this thing. 600 just for the iPhone is a lot of money, plus plans and crap. money certainly could be used for other things.
but then i read stuff like this and say to myself, i'll be there next friday to buy one.
ugh. i just want to finally test it out myself, maybe that will finally persuade me one way.
Sorry this thread is just dripping with Viral Marketing now.
Maby apple is telling there testers to not be as secretive now with the iphone and maby let the public touch one or see one just to get the hype up.... And i a sure apple is aware that people besides there "secret testers' are getting there hands on one.. They might be doing this so people leak more info and the demand for iphones will go up.
It's been well established that the iPhone does not have "GPS," but I still wonder if the iPhone has the ability to locate itself (just to give a starting location) using triangulation.I asked about GPS and Pat said that there wasn't GPS on the phone at this point.
No. Cell-phone "GPS" is actually just that-- triangulation using cell towers. There's no satellite-based GPS as you know it in pretty much any consumer or business cell phone. This won't have that, according to current knowledge.