Exactly. It's $29... I'm sure an upgrade from Leopard would be $69 or close... have to understand it builds on what Snow Leopard has...
Come on people be real.
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WWDC 2011 Pre-Keynote Roundup and Coverage Details
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Exactly. It's $29... I'm sure an upgrade from Leopard would be $69 or close... have to understand it builds on what Snow Leopard has...
Come on people be real.
You've got between now and the release of Lion to get hold of Snow Leopard (assuming you are correct).
Notifications that you swipe down from the top? Gee, where have we seen that before?
Go get 'em Google.
Go get 'em Google.
No reboots is from the Engadget feed, might be a comprehension problem on the part of the Engadget guy indeed.
Yeah, I hope Google sues the bejeezus out of Apple for it to be honest.
If Apple is suing Samsung for using a square grid of icons, then Apple needs a taste of their own medicine for completely ripping notifications from Android. It's only fair.
One of the best things I love about Android is the way it handles notifications. So this pleases me.
I have to admit, those notifications do look very similar to Android's. I see a lawsuit on the horizon unless they've licensed them...
Oh no! The Twitter rumour IS true!
Agreed. I'll never hear the end of this off my Android-loving friend.
I want nothing to do with twitter.
I sure hope I can delete it, unlike the other built in apps I want nothing to do with.
I sure hope I can delete it, unlike the other built in apps I want nothing to do with.
I think this might be worth a repost....
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Jun 3, 2011, 03:38 PM
Obviously if there are new notifications coming next week, they would have been working on them for months, and this guy getting hired at the last minute will probably have no input on what we'll see at the Keynote.
My guess is that Apple's new notification system works/looks exactly like how this guy has done them, so they need to gobble him up because of legal reasons or their impressed by his design and programming skills and want that talent for future iOS updates.
Most likely it's the former. I don't think Apple tends to hire people out of the Jailbreaking community because they like too...more likely out of necessity."
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Jun 3, 2011, 03:38 PM
Obviously if there are new notifications coming next week, they would have been working on them for months, and this guy getting hired at the last minute will probably have no input on what we'll see at the Keynote.
My guess is that Apple's new notification system works/looks exactly like how this guy has done them, so they need to gobble him up because of legal reasons or their impressed by his design and programming skills and want that talent for future iOS updates.
Most likely it's the former. I don't think Apple tends to hire people out of the Jailbreaking community because they like too...more likely out of necessity."