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Steve Jobs on WWDC Announcements: 'You Won't Be Disappointed'
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Which will (if history is a guide) get 2.5 hours of battery life running that Flash and get hot enough to fry an egg on.
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Can you people stop with this stupid battery banter?
All video is tough on battery life. So why not ban all video?
Even if we take your assertion of 2.5 hours at face value, this is still one whole movie I can watch, instead of staring at a blue lego piece.
And this Brian Webster thing is just too dumb to be a lie - the man is as eloquent as a ghetto 10-year old. He didn't like what Google said at the I/O?! Did he hear what Jobs has been spewing in the past few months?
Anyway, the answer is canned and meaningless, and most likely from the graveyard-shift secretary. And Mac Rumors is starting to lose credibility.
Yeah that is exactly what it was. Thanks.
Agree with you re iPhone and Android. Android is for tinkerers who don't care about design. Said as much in my twitter feed last week when I was using an Android device exclusively for a week (although I only lasted a few days before I had to go back to iPhone!)
The potential Apple TV has is unreal. I don't know why they don't do so, so much more with it. A revamped version with bigger HD (although we get so much from streaming now), better processor (for 1080p), etc would be enough for me to get one. Until then I live in quiet anticipation of the Boxee Box.
Yo bitch u spelt my name wrong
Also I think it was lunch time in the states when the reply came back. He was probably on the toilet.
mobile me will become a free service...and wifi sync with itunes will be enabled. i think apple has to move forcefully into cloud-based services. they may not be the best at it, but it needs to be something they do. the days of tethering via usb to a mac should be going away...soon.
if apple figures out the cloud then it would be over until google struck back.. thats all apple is missing and with data center being built i see them taking care of that issue
The following will be announced at wwdc:
- iPhone os 4.0 immediately for iPhone, and later for iPad, both free;
- free MobileMe for all, premium version with other features;
- iTunes streaming;
- new iPhone with better camera, more memory and faster proc;
- new versions of pro apps and autocad announcement;
- quiet refresh of macpros;
- zero news about other macs.
- iPhone os 4.0 immediately for iPhone, and later for iPad, both free;
- free MobileMe for all, premium version with other features;
- iTunes streaming;
- new iPhone with better camera, more memory and faster proc;
- new versions of pro apps and autocad announcement;
- quiet refresh of macpros;
- zero news about other macs.
Why would anyone think it's okay to curse in an email to a commercial address. To friends or family, sure. But in this instance it just seems like such a white trash thing to do. NO I'm not some holy roller who never curses. I do, but never in a professional setting like this.
As for the content, I think we all knew and now know that big things are coming every year in June.
As for the content, I think we all knew and now know that big things are coming every year in June.
I agree with you.
They know that there is enough for the two of them, and they'll endup up with a dualopoly... Every one elese mere peons in the game...
Well, as long as there is no Mac Pro update I am disappointed. I absolutely do not care about the iPhone, iPad and their OS.
The famous Steve Jobs whisper announcement. The same way he introduced the Pippin.
Not necessarily true. I can still get 10 full hours of battery life on iPad watching videos the entire time (same as if I were web surfing or word processing or playing games or anything else), and the Netflix and ABC streaming apps don't seem to drain it any faster (although I haven't run a full battery charge on these).
Adobe keeps promising this mobile Flash that's going to solve all the problems with battery consumption, heat, and crashiness, but they've been promising it for years now and still haven't delivered it.
Fair enough. But I think it's also fair to say you're free to buy another device/OS if you need Flash that badly, Apple's quite clear about that, they're convinced most people won't care enough to hurt their sales.
Cool. Now I can repost
For those of you who still think that Google is the evil empire, only copies Apple, and aren't innovative, take a look at the keynote from day one (not the one exclusively about Android). For anyone else, take a lot at it anyway. It's available at http://www.youtube.com/googledevelopers#p/c/02292AD8CFFE1349
If I'm to summarize it (it's quite long), the message is this: Anything you'd have to use native apps for now and in the past (like on the iPhone) you can soon do on the web using Javascript, HTML5, and a number of other technologies (not excluding Flash). Google, Spring, VMWare etc. will provide you with great tools and platforms to do it. Anyone can write these tools as most of it is based on open standards and open source.
If you're a developer, take a look from part 9 and prepare to be wowed. For me, I'm especially excited about the GWT stuff and have been since Google released 2.0 last december.
This keynote encapsulates a lot of what Google is actually doing as opposed to what you might think they're doing. Note that this in no way excludes Apple's devices, and you'll see both Macs and iPads on the stage.
For those of you who still think that Google is the evil empire, only copies Apple, and aren't innovative, take a look at the keynote from day one (not the one exclusively about Android). For anyone else, take a lot at it anyway. It's available at http://www.youtube.com/googledevelopers#p/c/02292AD8CFFE1349
If I'm to summarize it (it's quite long), the message is this: Anything you'd have to use native apps for now and in the past (like on the iPhone) you can soon do on the web using Javascript, HTML5, and a number of other technologies (not excluding Flash). Google, Spring, VMWare etc. will provide you with great tools and platforms to do it. Anyone can write these tools as most of it is based on open standards and open source.
If you're a developer, take a look from part 9 and prepare to be wowed. For me, I'm especially excited about the GWT stuff and have been since Google released 2.0 last december.
This keynote encapsulates a lot of what Google is actually doing as opposed to what you might think they're doing. Note that this in no way excludes Apple's devices, and you'll see both Macs and iPads on the stage.
i enjoy most of your posts. they are not over the top like most i read. my answers are in bold.
I bet you anything Apple is FINALLY going to release Flash for the iPhone and iPad.
I would LOVE to take that bet.
Now when will my check be here?