I have both with the contacts turned off for my Exchange ActiveSync account - works fine. As a bonus, it will still pull contacts from Exchange while you're composing emails.
Having contacts on for both I imagine would end up a nightmare.
The linked "reprogram" quote does not go to the Newsweek article, and that quote does not appear in the article that the "reprogram" quote is linked to. That is the point.
He spoke of the upcoming mobile "Santa Rosa" platform that will incorporate NAND storage, Core 2 Duo CPUs, 802.11n WiFi, and G965 chipset. Santa Rosa will be a big step up in performance, and will have better battery life through advancements in manufacturing and the use of NAND storage. NAND will be integrated onto the motherboard in Santa Rosa and we can see its obvious usefulness in a sort of scratch-pad application, allowing drives to spin down while data is cached in NAND memory perhaps. A NAND flash array should also allow for faster access to OS functions for enhanced instant-on capabilities. He then spoke of the progress with WiMAX and stated that WiMAX will be part of the Centrino platform in the future, as part of a total WiFi solution.
They'd have to design a new notebook keyboard for anything smaller than the current 12" laptops.
I've used a few 12" laptops, and haven't found a more comfortable keyboard to use than Apple's, it's just so well laid out compared to others that try and cram too many keys into too small a space.
What it comes down to is that Apple feels that it has the right balance in its product offering, and that being a niche in a niche isn't worth it quite yet.
but the fact that you can't change them just plain sucks. To this day, I can't figure out why they did that.
They're not replacable because it was a design decision made by Ive (and I'm sure supported by Steve). If you have a self-contained battery with a user-proof connection method and a door to cover it all you are not going to be able to achieve the form factor that the iPod has.
From a small part of the article, apparently you could have more than one base at some of them:
The orbit around L5 has an average radius of about 90,000 miles, which leaves room for a very large number of space settlements even at this one location.
Open iTunes:Preferences...:Effects and turn on Crossfade playback with 0 seconds. And there you go.
At least I assume that's what you meant.
Except that it doesn't work, though you'd think that it would work that way. That's the way I thought it'd work when I tried it. The way you posted, I would have thought that you actually tried it. . .
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You were so close! The answer was actually "giant douche". It's turd sandwich vs. giant douche we were looking for. Thanks for playing.
(Am I the only person that still watches South Park?)
Link to the blog post above quote attributed to Marissa Mayer:
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/06/art-of-homepage.html
I have both with the contacts turned off for my Exchange ActiveSync account - works fine. As a bonus, it will still pull contacts from Exchange while you're composing emails.
Having contacts on for both I imagine would end up a nightmare.
Oh wait nevermind, SeaTec!
The linked "reprogram" quote does not go to the Newsweek article, and that quote does not appear in the article that the "reprogram" quote is linked to. That is the point.
The toolbar is here:
http://myfriendlyfox.com/extensions/ebay-toolbar/
As usual, the title of a Slashdot post had me panicking while after reading the article, realized there was no need.
I've been using my non-branded W800 on T-Mobile for over a year now, no problems.
How many people who get the free phone with contract you think will care about this? I'd think somewhere between zero and none.
Does anyone know how long this has been the policy with their new phones? I bet it was quite some time ago.
http://www.hothardware.com/viewarticle.aspx?page=
The new iMacs have a mini-DVI port so that you can plug in a second monitor to extend your desktop.
http://www.apple.com/imac/graphics.html
They'd have to design a new notebook keyboard for anything smaller than the current 12" laptops.
I've used a few 12" laptops, and haven't found a more comfortable keyboard to use than Apple's, it's just so well laid out compared to others that try and cram too many keys into too small a space.
What it comes down to is that Apple feels that it has the right balance in its product offering, and that being a niche in a niche isn't worth it quite yet.
They're not replacable because it was a design decision made by Ive (and I'm sure supported by Steve). If you have a self-contained battery with a user-proof connection method and a door to cover it all you are not going to be able to achieve the form factor that the iPod has.
Found a few articles that touch on this briefly:
http://observer.guardian.co.uk/business/story/0,6
http://www.designmuseum.org/design/index.php?id=6
Even easier - a JavaScript solution - just add this one file at the beginning of your HTML page, and you're done.
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/bobosola/
Damnit, where are my points when I need them - someone mod the parent up!
Except that it doesn't work, though you'd think that it would work that way. That's the way I thought it'd work when I tried it. The way you posted, I would have thought that you actually tried it. . .