... the iPhone's keyboard isn't perfect and even less so when the iPhone assumes you're a moron that can't type and "corrects" what you meant to type with a completely different word...
Well, maybe your phone is right about you being a moron, because you can go to Settings -> General -> Keyboard and turn off auto-correction.
Ah, so it is default now? You used to have to jailbreak it and use an app from Cydia to do it. See.
iPhone OS is Mac OS X core. I does multitask, right now.
Yes it multitasks, but not on GUI apps.
There's this random application crashing sometimes, certainly. I wonder how you get to know it's about lack of memory and not badly written code.
You can use apps to profile memory usage and whenever an app crashes for me it's because the available memory has dropped too low. Especially when it's Safari that crashed (normally with 2-3 pages open).
Anyways, if you're going to throw away your iPhone, just let me know where.
I would but I can't copy and paste the name of the place.
After reading the review and watching this video I'm disliking my iPhone even more. Mulitasking alone sets it above the iPhone; it's very frustrating having to close and reopen applications anytime you want to do something, however I frequently have iPhone apps crash due to memory shortage so I have to wonder how stable it is with multiple apps open. The keyboard does look like a deal breaker though, granted the iPhone's keyboard isn't perfect and even less so when the iPhone assumes you're a moron that can't type and "corrects" what you meant to type with a completely different word (if I wanted the word it suggested I should have to press what comes up to select it, not the other way round). I doubt it will be an "iPhone killer" though, not because it's an inferior product but because the iPhone already has a hugely established userbase.
Step 1: Ditch a closed-source product notorious for exploits and viruses
Step 2: Choose a better open-source alternative notorious for its security and stability
Step 3: close the source
Construction of the International Space Station began in 1998. The soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Thus, ISS Modules did not exist in Soviet Russia and did not "save you".
No, software such as indesign and photoshop. Alternative PDF readers are fine for casually looking at downloaded PDFs but I haven't found one yet with the features Acrobat pro has; the bloat you mention are feautures people in some industries actually use.
Slashdot Mirror
in a brown paper-bag?
Yip, became possible in the most recent update. Guess I should read the release notes more.
Well, maybe your phone is right about you being a moron, because you can go to Settings -> General -> Keyboard and turn off auto-correction.
Ah, so it is default now? You used to have to jailbreak it and use an app from Cydia to do it. See.
Autocorrection can be disabled, you know.
Autocorrection can't be disabled by default.
iPhone OS is Mac OS X core. I does multitask, right now.
Yes it multitasks, but not on GUI apps.
There's this random application crashing sometimes, certainly. I wonder how you get to know it's about lack of memory and not badly written code.
You can use apps to profile memory usage and whenever an app crashes for me it's because the available memory has dropped too low. Especially when it's Safari that crashed (normally with 2-3 pages open).
Anyways, if you're going to throw away your iPhone, just let me know where.
I would but I can't copy and paste the name of the place.
After reading the review and watching this video I'm disliking my iPhone even more. Mulitasking alone sets it above the iPhone; it's very frustrating having to close and reopen applications anytime you want to do something, however I frequently have iPhone apps crash due to memory shortage so I have to wonder how stable it is with multiple apps open. The keyboard does look like a deal breaker though, granted the iPhone's keyboard isn't perfect and even less so when the iPhone assumes you're a moron that can't type and "corrects" what you meant to type with a completely different word (if I wanted the word it suggested I should have to press what comes up to select it, not the other way round). I doubt it will be an "iPhone killer" though, not because it's an inferior product but because the iPhone already has a hugely established userbase.
So because you may not find it useful, no one else will?
So Google shouldn't add new functionality to their applications because it might be abused?
Perhaps companies should stop manufactoring computers, I mean, look how they get abused.
Beta.
So we might have been inadvertently killing alien life? Like in Ender's Game, only we're killing them.
You can make do without restrooms but hiding behind large objects doesn't get you wifi access.
And it's not only used by rebels wanting to dodge the law? Bah, I'm going back to Windows.
Step 1: Ditch a closed-source product notorious for exploits and viruses
Step 2: Choose a better open-source alternative notorious for its security and stability
Step 3: close the source
How did using code from IE minimize mistakes?
Construction of the International Space Station began in 1998. The soviet Union collapsed in 1991. Thus, ISS Modules did not exist in Soviet Russia and did not "save you".
EA is a monstrous company with lots of waste and inefficiency?
Yeah, I mean just look at page 4.
You clearly never used 3.1 ...
You mean 1980?
No, software such as indesign and photoshop. Alternative PDF readers are fine for casually looking at downloaded PDFs but I haven't found one yet with the features Acrobat pro has; the bloat you mention are feautures people in some industries actually use.
Consider an organisation, such as a newspaper or print company, where Adobe's software is the industry standard.
With all the better alternatives out there
Yeah, it's not like Adobe's software is the standard in some industries. /sarcasm
I hate it when PDFs freeze Acrobat Reader.
Everyone who loves their all-you-can-eat iPhone data: enjoy it while it lasts."
In New Zealand on our iPhone plans,
All only available on a 24 month contract. My heart bleeds you for America.
Google Earth browser
"Google Earth browser plugin"
The Google Earth Plugin is currently only available on Windows and Mac OS X 10.4+.
Well, that's the first browser-based game I've tried to play that isn't cross platform.
Is there a similar project for KayDE?