LOL. Exactly. You made my point. A better more powerful device added a feature that some rinky dink little game player has been doing. Look, I like these features. I do. I think they make the experience better. My original point was that I was disappointed with this conference. I wanted streaming of movies and music. I wanted a better Apple TV experience. I wanted to find out what is happening to my current MobileMe subscription. This felt like a couple of regular press conferences wrapped into one.
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WWDC 2011 Pre-Keynote Roundup and Coverage Details
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LOL. Exactly. You made my point. A better more powerful device added a feature that some rinky dink little game player has been doing. Look, I like these features. I do. I think they make the experience better. My original point was that I was disappointed with this conference. I wanted streaming of movies and music. I wanted a better Apple TV experience. I wanted to find out what is happening to my current MobileMe subscription. This felt like a couple of regular press conferences wrapped into one.
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Like I said. Landmark WWDC. No question. Apple just keeps rolling along with the innovations.
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Like I said. Landmark WWDC. No question. Apple just keeps rolling along with the innovations.
Amusing to say the least.
Same situation so nothing really changes.
exactly no one expected iOS 5 to come out anytime soon
it is just being released to developers today
The keynote slide said 256 DRM Free. You'd also still have the originals in your itunes library that were not matched
Read up. 'Unmatched content' is still uploaded to the cloud and then synced down.
This. They all copy each other and are equally vulnerable in one way or another. No one is gonna sue.
I wonder about that. If my wife and I both are sharing an app that is storing data in the cloud, whose changes takes precedence?
I wonder which out of all the new features is most likely to be the catalyst for a lawsuit, i'd guess the Android notification lockscreen.
But the feature isn't very relevant on a DS. It has extremely narrow scope. In the space of personal computing, this feature has huge consequences.
meh. they all copy each other. and frankly I have better things to do with my time than worry about what company is more hypocritical than the next.
Itunes Match - $24.99/year to store music you've already have paid for.
Spotify - $120-$180/year to be able to stream 13 million songs and to store 3,300 of them locally for offline listening.
One is the future, the other is clinging to the past.
Spotify - $120-$180/year to be able to stream 13 million songs and to store 3,300 of them locally for offline listening.
One is the future, the other is clinging to the past.
Not so much the lockscreen itself (that's one area I'd like to see Android improve on) but the swipe down notification bar is a blatant copy from Android. They didn't even try to hide the fact they ripped it.
Nope, it's down because it's ALWAYS down after a keynote. Every single one. It'd previous risen in anticipation, based on rumors. Guarantee it'll pick up again shortly and surpass the previous high.
Maybe you should do a little research. The stock almost always goes down after keynotes from Apple and you might want to also look at what google stock did after the IO keynotes.
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06/07/11, the day Steve Jobs arrogance destroyed Apple.
Remember the date people.
What a colossal fail.
06/07/11, the day Steve Jobs arrogance destroyed Apple.
Remember the date people.
What a colossal fail.
It's going to be based on your iTunes login from what I gather. Unless they've included some kind of multiuser capabilities I'd imagine it's going to stick with the one device, one user concept.
We'll have to see.
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Wireless syncing in iOS 5 was enough to make me happy.
Some cool other features as well.
A good solid keynote I thought.
Wireless syncing in iOS 5 was enough to make me happy.
Some cool other features as well.
A good solid keynote I thought.
Those were never gonna happen. One OS for all devices is the way it should be which is why Google/MS are all going this way. It's just easier to manage. Widgets is just not in iOS's DNA.