cirus
Apr 17, 09:17 PM
I don't think you can. Apple does not advertise it on their website.
Way to go apple for getting rid of useful features to make the nano so small. It's basically a shuffle plus.
I would buy an apple product if I could get FM radio and be able to watch movies on the same device. Wait... my old nano can do that...then why the **** is this one advertised as having more features. Geez. Touch can watch movies but does not have a radio.
Guess I'll wait for the refresh, hopefully they will be logical this time.
Way to go apple for getting rid of useful features to make the nano so small. It's basically a shuffle plus.
I would buy an apple product if I could get FM radio and be able to watch movies on the same device. Wait... my old nano can do that...then why the **** is this one advertised as having more features. Geez. Touch can watch movies but does not have a radio.
Guess I'll wait for the refresh, hopefully they will be logical this time.
kentkomine
May 5, 07:42 PM
Yeah, I've tried both of the above methods, but neither of them work 100% of the time (more like 5-10% of the time actually). But as I play around with it more, I noticed that some slides consistently add 3 or 4 seconds to what I type in ie if I type in "1" second, it'll show up as "4" seconds. So overall, its still a bit buggy. Hopefully an update will come soon!
ufkdo
Mar 15, 03:33 PM
Lion may be sold in Mac App Store and so far we observed that Apple sells its softwares cheaper on MAS (such as Aperture, $79 on App Store but $199 on stores and Apple Remote Desktop again $79 on app store but $499 on stores (I don't know if they are exact same versions but App Store says it is unlimited edition) - huge gaps)
We don't and can't know if it will be cheaper to buy snow leopard first, but I don't think so :) (yeah, I know this is a contradiction to my first paragraph but I read so much articles like that in last 2-3 days :D)
We don't and can't know if it will be cheaper to buy snow leopard first, but I don't think so :) (yeah, I know this is a contradiction to my first paragraph but I read so much articles like that in last 2-3 days :D)
angelwatt
Feb 23, 07:06 PM
I remember finding that the legend tag is very hard to do extensive styling on, and get cross-browser compatibility. I ended up giving up on whatever fanciness that I had been trying. The browsers simply implemented the specifics of how styles effect the legend tag very differently. It's one case where I find it OK to go slightly off semantic HTML if you really want a specific look.
snipper
Feb 28, 06:55 AM
Even after a lifetime of using computers, you occaisionally run into a problem you can't fix on your own.
I've seen bugs even the 14 books on OS X that the biggest bookstore had in store, didn't mention.
Apple has a large set of known problems and workarounds you can search, but not everything is documented, specially not very recent bugs.
Forums on websites are better, since they are a permanent form of communication, but older discussions are often hard to find. Also, users are scattered over dozens of forums.
Why not use the best of both worlds and build a website where everyone can look up AND add problems AND solutions?
Kind of like a Wiki, but better organised into a streamlined, multiple-choise system, protected and with a (hidden)email system to warn users of new content, like in a forum.
I can't find such a system (do you? let me know!), so I intend in building it myself if I have to. I have a 'dummy version' set up over here (http://beeldbuijs.nl/releaf_0.3) with just some fake text, to give you something more 'real' to look at.
I've seen bugs even the 14 books on OS X that the biggest bookstore had in store, didn't mention.
Apple has a large set of known problems and workarounds you can search, but not everything is documented, specially not very recent bugs.
Forums on websites are better, since they are a permanent form of communication, but older discussions are often hard to find. Also, users are scattered over dozens of forums.
Why not use the best of both worlds and build a website where everyone can look up AND add problems AND solutions?
Kind of like a Wiki, but better organised into a streamlined, multiple-choise system, protected and with a (hidden)email system to warn users of new content, like in a forum.
I can't find such a system (do you? let me know!), so I intend in building it myself if I have to. I have a 'dummy version' set up over here (http://beeldbuijs.nl/releaf_0.3) with just some fake text, to give you something more 'real' to look at.
bntz313
Nov 12, 12:25 AM
thanks.
I ended up painting the giraffe (acrylic&oil pastel) on a canvas.
that little green guy was a quick doodle I did during lecture.
I ended up painting the giraffe (acrylic&oil pastel) on a canvas.
that little green guy was a quick doodle I did during lecture.
SciFrog
Apr 15, 10:41 AM
The problem is not related to increase... Delete your cores and upgrade to the new Folding version (6.24.1). I have lost almost a week of production already...
SamIchi
Sep 9, 07:22 PM
Just checkin'?
I wanted to know about the word "misanthrope". is it a "pee" at the end or just like it's spelled "ope"? I'm pretty sure it's the later.
I wanted to know about the word "misanthrope". is it a "pee" at the end or just like it's spelled "ope"? I'm pretty sure it's the later.
hovitos-way
Jan 14, 10:05 PM
Haha...This would be LEGENDARY!!! However, I seriously doubt the Jay-Z affiliation with Apple considering he was in the Bill Gates retirement spoof at CES and even on the Jay-Z website (www.rocafella.com) he has a link to a Bill Gates spoof...Surely not the behaviour of an Apple associate.
I could be wrong, but just making some observations.
I could be wrong, but just making some observations.
ColeHarris
Jun 20, 03:53 PM
Anybody going to the park meadows store in Lone Tree? I'll be there around 4:00 maybe earlier depending upon availability of the white iPhone. I'm thinking: bring iPad and lots of coffee!!!!!!!! Hope to see some of you guys there!
Maxington
Apr 15, 11:31 AM
I am looking for any info on being able to program/automate some sensors around my house using wifi and my mac.
Essentially an example would be to send an email to my smartphone when our garage is open for XX amount of time... or when the sensor is tripped while where not home.
This maybe a longshot but if anyone can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
Essentially an example would be to send an email to my smartphone when our garage is open for XX amount of time... or when the sensor is tripped while where not home.
This maybe a longshot but if anyone can point me in the right direction I would appreciate it.
wnameth
Nov 30, 04:58 PM
I am also willing to sell both games (Yoshie's Island 3 and the Yu-Gi-Oh game) for 23 shipped. i can take paypal and will ship them ASAP!
thanks
thanks
-SD-
Aug 28, 02:36 PM
An RGB Scart cable will give you the best picture possible from the console itself. How well the TV handles the signal and the actual picture quality is another matter entirely.
If you have an original MD and you want stereo, you'll need a Scart cable that has a seperate heahphone jack coming from it that plugs into the front of the console. The MD2 outputs stereo from it's AV port so it's much neater. It's quite simple to build your own (http://www.gamesx.com/avpinouts/genesisav.htm).
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If you have an original MD and you want stereo, you'll need a Scart cable that has a seperate heahphone jack coming from it that plugs into the front of the console. The MD2 outputs stereo from it's AV port so it's much neater. It's quite simple to build your own (http://www.gamesx.com/avpinouts/genesisav.htm).
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jimsowden
Nov 26, 05:20 PM
I'd consider a trade for another monitor.
intoxicated662
Mar 25, 03:37 PM
craigslist does wonders for me. lol so you're better off with craigslist since there is no fee or charge and you can sell it locally so you get the $ on the spot and you get to dodge shipping and paypal fees. you can try ebay, but then u have to pay ebay fees, paypal and shipping as well so you don't end up making much overall.
kster
Oct 27, 01:57 AM
:eek:
i was thinking about stopping by after work to get in on that free tshirt lol
i was thinking about stopping by after work to get in on that free tshirt lol
davidjearly
Mar 26, 01:48 PM
I'd give you $250 for it + shipping to the UK.
mike2.0
Apr 28, 04:58 PM
hello all.
i have a iphone 3gs 3.1.3 and i want to update the firmware to the newest one out. my iphone is jailbroken with green poison and i want to know if i should restore it with itunes and then update. also wat program would be best to jailbreak the newest firmware. i think its 4.3.1 or something. thanks
im still a newbie lol
i have a iphone 3gs 3.1.3 and i want to update the firmware to the newest one out. my iphone is jailbroken with green poison and i want to know if i should restore it with itunes and then update. also wat program would be best to jailbreak the newest firmware. i think its 4.3.1 or something. thanks
im still a newbie lol
Jedi128
Sep 28, 02:02 PM
I want to buy a new iMac and get the extra $75 off from macmall.com, but I'm afraid that they are lowing the price because they want to clear out these iMac's possibly to make room for new one's?
Does anyone see speed bumps or any kind of upgrade coming soon to the iMac line(ie: is this a good time to buy a new iMac)?
Does anyone see speed bumps or any kind of upgrade coming soon to the iMac line(ie: is this a good time to buy a new iMac)?
simsaladimbamba
Mar 29, 04:38 PM
http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_3_14?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=5tb+hard+drive&x=0&y=0&sprefix=5tb+hard+drive#/ref=nb_sb_ss_i_2_14?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=2tb+hard+drive&sprefix=2tb+hard+drive&rh=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3A2tb+hard+drive
But those are 3.5" HDDs, dukebound85 was looking for 2.5" HDDs.
But those are 3.5" HDDs, dukebound85 was looking for 2.5" HDDs.
ihav0frnds
May 4, 04:21 PM
only the normal files will be restored, not jailbreak stuff.
AlphaDogg
Apr 29, 10:49 PM
I have dealt with Apple's warranty service and their "geniuses" on multiple occasions. To sum it up, Apple's employees will try to blame you if even the slightest thing is awry (ie a dent). I even remember hearing about a guy who brought in his PowerBook (in the PPC days) for warranty repair, and Apple denied him service because he had a sticker from an orange on the screen bezel.
I recently got a new hybrid bike (no, it is not partially electric or gasoline, it is 100% leg powered) at Sports Authority (SA for short). It was a big mistake purchasing it there instead of my local bike shop, but that's another story. SA put a Schwinn branded tire on the bike. That wouldn't be a problem if it was a Schwinn bike, and it matched the other tire. But no, my bike is a K2 bike. I took it to SA to replace the tire. Long story short: they made up some story as to why it was supposed to come with a Schwinn tire. They denied that it was even the wrong tire. Meanwhile, I contacted K2, who told me that they don't use Schwinn tires and they would be happy to replace the tires and send me better ones with reflective strips painted on the sidewalls of the tires. This was warranty service at its finest. The manufacturer of the product (the bike) not only sent me out replacement parts for something that their distributor screwed up, but they sent me nicer replacement parts than what the bike originally came with! They also expected me to replace the tires myself. This would have been a problem if I didn't have the tools and expertise to do so, but I had those so it was no problem at all. I don't recall ever having a company send me parts to fix my own product (computer, device, gadget, mechanical device, bicycle, etc).
http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx1/igesundheit/IMG_5570.jpg
Edit: forgot to mention that when I purchased the bike, the Schwinn logo was covered up my permanent marker, and I noticed the marker there and cleaned it off to reveal the logo. This means that someone purposely covered it up. The treads on both tires had the same pattern, but the Schwinn branded tire was 38mm wide while the rear tire was 35mm wide (correct to the bike's specs on K2's website).
I recently got a new hybrid bike (no, it is not partially electric or gasoline, it is 100% leg powered) at Sports Authority (SA for short). It was a big mistake purchasing it there instead of my local bike shop, but that's another story. SA put a Schwinn branded tire on the bike. That wouldn't be a problem if it was a Schwinn bike, and it matched the other tire. But no, my bike is a K2 bike. I took it to SA to replace the tire. Long story short: they made up some story as to why it was supposed to come with a Schwinn tire. They denied that it was even the wrong tire. Meanwhile, I contacted K2, who told me that they don't use Schwinn tires and they would be happy to replace the tires and send me better ones with reflective strips painted on the sidewalls of the tires. This was warranty service at its finest. The manufacturer of the product (the bike) not only sent me out replacement parts for something that their distributor screwed up, but they sent me nicer replacement parts than what the bike originally came with! They also expected me to replace the tires myself. This would have been a problem if I didn't have the tools and expertise to do so, but I had those so it was no problem at all. I don't recall ever having a company send me parts to fix my own product (computer, device, gadget, mechanical device, bicycle, etc).
http://i736.photobucket.com/albums/xx1/igesundheit/IMG_5570.jpg
Edit: forgot to mention that when I purchased the bike, the Schwinn logo was covered up my permanent marker, and I noticed the marker there and cleaned it off to reveal the logo. This means that someone purposely covered it up. The treads on both tires had the same pattern, but the Schwinn branded tire was 38mm wide while the rear tire was 35mm wide (correct to the bike's specs on K2's website).
jimN
Jan 12, 01:05 PM
My word. No wonder Steve looks a little tired when the keynote starts. He should get paid more.
Sun Baked
Sep 22, 08:25 PM
Nope, stuck with Apple ...
And if you look at the www.970eval.com website, the G5 is insanely complex to use -- which killed the white box market and it's use in embedded systems.
Basically it's Apple or nothing -- in fact some of the companies that signed contracts to build machines using the G5 exited the business entirely :p .
Edit: with the G3 and G4, you didn't need to use any parts from Apple to build a PPC system -- but you cannot get away from it on the G5.
And if you look at the www.970eval.com website, the G5 is insanely complex to use -- which killed the white box market and it's use in embedded systems.
Basically it's Apple or nothing -- in fact some of the companies that signed contracts to build machines using the G5 exited the business entirely :p .
Edit: with the G3 and G4, you didn't need to use any parts from Apple to build a PPC system -- but you cannot get away from it on the G5.