What good will that do them? They'll combine both of their sub-standard mobile OS's and somehow take down Google and Apple?
Hell, this is coming from a guy with a Blackberry. I wish it could happen; I wish RIM would snap themselves out of the iPhone-induced stupor they seem to be in. Sadly, I don't think they can do it.
Sure. You have to have software installed on your box for all of those video services. If they're not installed, I doubt your Xbox even knows how to display such results.
Okay, Mr. Pedantic, Fireproof materials and kevlar vests are one thing. But when you state on your own website that users don't have to worry about infections, and then infections begin to crop up, you've sort of soiled the aluminum bed.
Interestingly, Apple's virus information page has gotten a little less bold over the years. It used to be more along the lines of: 'Viruses just don't exist. Don't worry about them.'
Apple is a very safe platform, but the safest software in the world can't protect against Stupid.
Apple's whole stance for the last ten years has been that 'Stupid' was not a problem on their platform. They've been telling everyone that their products are idiot-proof.
The reason might be that consumers claim they want matte screens but they go and buy glossy screens. Manufacturers are probably substantially less interested in what these surveys say than what their sales numbers say.
The problem is that most consumers aren't given a choice.
I find some Macbook Pros to be uncomfortable to use on my lap because they get so hot.
Not only that, but the edge where you rest your wrists is very sharp on those Macbook Pros. It makes typing almost unbearable. Call me crazy, but I don't like sharp objects near my wrists.
They could probably convince the courts that they need to tax the Internet, because it's so evil and all. That way, they'll have a steady stream of income every month from millions of people.
Action will only happen when people begin to truly feel the effects. Logic is lost on the masses.
Most people are so far removed from what happens in Washington that the cause/effect is hard to identify. They don't have anything to point to and be angry at.
Remarkably well composed for a 12 year old.
What good will that do them? They'll combine both of their sub-standard mobile OS's and somehow take down Google and Apple?
Hell, this is coming from a guy with a Blackberry. I wish it could happen; I wish RIM would snap themselves out of the iPhone-induced stupor they seem to be in. Sadly, I don't think they can do it.
Mismanagement and desire for control is the problem..
The people responsible for mismanagement are in charge of the situation. We'll be out of this in a jiffy...
What about the people who rip their music at 320kbps? iCloud will downgrade my music for $25 a year?
For all = $30
For each = $60
Maybe they'll distribute it through iTunes. Because, you know, why not?
It will be the same in Lion. Unless the apps are rewritten to support these features they won't work. It doesn't just happen magically.
Apple will likely require developers to implement them.
Sure. You have to have software installed on your box for all of those video services. If they're not installed, I doubt your Xbox even knows how to display such results.
Okay, Mr. Pedantic, Fireproof materials and kevlar vests are one thing. But when you state on your own website that users don't have to worry about infections, and then infections begin to crop up, you've sort of soiled the aluminum bed.
Interestingly, Apple's virus information page has gotten a little less bold over the years. It used to be more along the lines of: 'Viruses just don't exist. Don't worry about them.'
Apple is a very safe platform, but the safest software in the world can't protect against Stupid.
Apple's whole stance for the last ten years has been that 'Stupid' was not a problem on their platform. They've been telling everyone that their products are idiot-proof.
The reason might be that consumers claim they want matte screens but they go and buy glossy screens. Manufacturers are probably substantially less interested in what these surveys say than what their sales numbers say.
The problem is that most consumers aren't given a choice.
The difference is: driving the Porsche to the corner store makes you feel special. Hell, the Porsche makes any journey feel downright awesome.
I find some Macbook Pros to be uncomfortable to use on my lap because they get so hot.
Not only that, but the edge where you rest your wrists is very sharp on those Macbook Pros. It makes typing almost unbearable. Call me crazy, but I don't like sharp objects near my wrists.
In this economy, it's going to be very hard for people to rationalize plopping down $500 or $600 for a new console.
I know a certain company seems to be doing very well selling their iProducts around those prices.
Perhaps they can whip up some support for wind power?
Right now, on newegg, im only seeing USB3.0 on highend multi-hundred-dollar motherboards, so it seems to be a wash in that regard.
Bullshit
Here's your source
Actually, they have an entire software devoted to it. That's more than Apple can say.
They could probably convince the courts that they need to tax the Internet, because it's so evil and all. That way, they'll have a steady stream of income every month from millions of people.
Action will only happen when people begin to truly feel the effects. Logic is lost on the masses.
Most people are so far removed from what happens in Washington that the cause/effect is hard to identify. They don't have anything to point to and be angry at.
The price of high-tech never drops, because it gets redefined every couple of months.
Since when does the government have a right to monitor the movements of an entire city's population when 99% have probably done nothing wrong.
I see you've never been to London.
They have done a proper investigation; they're just not giving the information to us.
Why should I have to pay more for my junk food when I'm not fat? Tax the fat people.
No, Google wants to control Android to prevent the stupid corporations from fucking it up any further.