T-Mobile supposedly pressured google to remove a tethering app from the Android Marketplace, but I've been told by numerous T-Mobile corporate employees that no one really cares and nothing bad will happen to me. I've been tethering happily on tmo for 2 years with no ill effects yet...
Sprint and Verizon both use CDMA. T-Mobile and AT&T are both GSM, however T-Mobile (for reasons that baffle me) decided to use a non-standard frequency for it's 3G UMTS service. Phones that don't support this will still work, but on the older, slower EDGE network. Nextel used iDEN, and as far as I know is the only carrier in the United States to do so. Sprint/Nextel no longer sells iDEN devices.
Maybe I am missing the point, but who cares? I understand that there is this huge number of people that think that an email address is private information, but why?
People are making up new words for products that already have names at an alarming rate. If we don't put a stop to this soon new products that are not yet named (or even exist) will need even more ridiculous names made up for them.
Twas a joke, sir. Don't think I was not aware linux had their own version of the primary reason people have been upgrading windows all these years - new decks.
I'm not sure if this is supposed to be a joke or not. No one here has posted any source code or any legit backing for their argument. We have either: 1. The Atom processor doesn't support some instruction set used by 10.6.2, and support has been unintentionally broken due to compiler settings or any number of changes. (Irrelevant, since Apple has no obligation to make their products to your specification.)
2. Apple has added checking for a specific CPU ID, and calls panic() or whatever because it's not an Apple approved device. (Irrelevant, since Apple has no obligation to make their products to your specification.)
Anyone care to post some evidence?
(On a side note, people who refer to companies by their stock symbol are pretentious bastards.)
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I thought all the Boost stuff had switched to CDMA now, my bad. Thank you.
T-Mobile supposedly pressured google to remove a tethering app from the Android Marketplace, but I've been told by numerous T-Mobile corporate employees that no one really cares and nothing bad will happen to me. I've been tethering happily on tmo for 2 years with no ill effects yet...
I'm pretty sure that was just an example...
"a GSM area" covers most of the United States.
http://www.wireless.att.com/coverageviewer/
http://www.t-mobile.com/coverage/pcc.aspx
Sprint and Verizon both use CDMA.
T-Mobile and AT&T are both GSM, however T-Mobile (for reasons that baffle me) decided to use a non-standard frequency for it's 3G UMTS service. Phones that don't support this will still work, but on the older, slower EDGE network.
Nextel used iDEN, and as far as I know is the only carrier in the United States to do so. Sprint/Nextel no longer sells iDEN devices.
Fyi, an iMac is a desktop computer. The Macbook, iBook, Powerbook, etc are laptops.
Maybe I am missing the point, but who cares?
I understand that there is this huge number of people that think that an email address is private information, but why?
He didn't hire a small army, he was part of a small army.
http://encyclopediadramatica.com/Chanology - NSFW
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chanology
I ment to type "(as far back as 3.1)" gg me not reading the preview. :(
ITT: me replying seriously to a joke.
Running anything on a computer is normally more convient then irl. Could you normally play solitaire on a crowded bus?
People are making up new words for products that already have names at an alarming rate. If we don't put a stop to this soon new products that are not yet named (or even exist) will need even more ridiculous names made up for them.
Twas a joke, sir.
Don't think I was not aware linux had their own version of the primary reason people have been upgrading windows all these years - new decks.
Solitaire. ;)
"You are world delivered.... to the NSA."
What the fuck is a smartbook?
Processes on windows (as far as as 3.1) could have more then one window, or no windows, or whatever. The feature isn't unique to Apple OSes.
The way you put the post made it seem like the only use of that port is viruses, and if it is in use you _are_ infected.
Whoosh
You refuse to help your wife with her computer? Why do women marry assholes?
Incorrect. Don't spread fud to unsuspecting slashdot users. Someone might believe you.
There is so much ignorance when it comes to viruses, etc.
Whoosh
This is japan. Their phones do more then most people's offices and living rooms do together.
Ironically, most japanese people hate this, and want a device that is just a phone.
I'm not sure if this is supposed to be a joke or not.
No one here has posted any source code or any legit backing for their argument.
We have either:
1. The Atom processor doesn't support some instruction set used by 10.6.2, and support has been unintentionally broken due to compiler settings or any number of changes. (Irrelevant, since Apple has no obligation to make their products to your specification.)
2. Apple has added checking for a specific CPU ID, and calls panic() or whatever because it's not an Apple approved device. (Irrelevant, since Apple has no obligation to make their products to your specification.)
Anyone care to post some evidence?
(On a side note, people who refer to companies by their stock symbol are pretentious bastards.)
What are you talking about? Maybe if you're talking about microsoft's latest DRM document format... Oh wait MS Office runs on OS X.
What data formats are you unable to open on OS X?