there were no drones in the 80's and 90's and the same people went from hijacking planes and cruise liners to blowing up sky scrapers in NYC and US Navy destroyers
actually it did. more gamers use OpenGL today then Direct X OpenGL was crap in the 90's but Apple, nvidia and a few others did the work to make it a viable gaming API
why spend money on your own API when someone will do the work for you?
if you are indoors you probably know where you are if you go into a tunnel, you will come out and get the signal again. and its not like you need to navitage inside a tunnel.
this is probably to defeat jamming. GPS signals are low power. Lightsquared showed that it won't take too much to jam them. kind of hard to launch cruise missiles into an enemy nation if they set up GPS jammers within their borders
i had a wii years ago and after setting these up out f curiosity i never used these services the GUI for anything but gaming is pretty limited by the controller
don't know about you but if i'm going to buy a home i want to see it. i want to touch the walls and go into the basement to check for mold and any problems that might come up. i want to see how much sun there is. i want to make sure the walls actually block some sound. but then again i have noticed that the more expensive something is, the scummier the sales process is.
the photos on the website are there so i don't waste my time visiting something i would never buy. this is why banks still require homes to be inspected
apple's problem now isn't design, its sourcing enough materials to be able to make enough products to fulfill demand. look at HTC. they designed a decent phone but can't seem to manufacture it to actually sell it in the store to people
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i still can't figure out the point in spending $1500 on a pair of glasses when i don't even wear glasses
how much effort is required to stream TPB to your TV in HD?
i have a PS3, xbox and apple TV and use my apple TV the most. it takes seconds to turn it on and find something to watch
except these rich people are tree huggers themselves who force their views on others
there were no drones in the 80's and 90's and the same people went from hijacking planes and cruise liners to blowing up sky scrapers in NYC and US Navy destroyers
half the so called content seems to be linking to stories written by real journalists and adding some comments
in the 80's we played nice with the scumbags until they crashed airplanes into sky scrapers
water board the bastards all day if we have to
bad checks
fraudulent PO's to fortune 500 companies in the 80's and 90's
there has never been a 100% fool proof or secure system any time in history
time to import some predators
most of your spam problems will be solved by simply blocking all email from those countries except for your business partners
It will be like you never existed
actually it did. more gamers use OpenGL today then Direct X
OpenGL was crap in the 90's but Apple, nvidia and a few others did the work to make it a viable gaming API
why spend money on your own API when someone will do the work for you?
in the USA we have A-GPS. the cell towers send out a GPS signal which is a lot faster than the US Air Force one
try driving across an enemy country with crappy roads and see how far you get without navigation
if you are indoors you probably know where you are
if you go into a tunnel, you will come out and get the signal again. and its not like you need to navitage inside a tunnel.
this is probably to defeat jamming. GPS signals are low power. Lightsquared showed that it won't take too much to jam them.
kind of hard to launch cruise missiles into an enemy nation if they set up GPS jammers within their borders
i had a wii years ago and after setting these up out f curiosity i never used these services
the GUI for anything but gaming is pretty limited by the controller
all that money we spent on the shuttle, insane
space travel is going private like it should
isn't that the whole point of a tablet? light use on the road?
it was never meant to replace a Mac, PC or desktop software
Pages on ios will NATIVELY export to PDF and MS Word if you ask it to. how hard can it be to support different formats?
there are dozens in the iOS app store. Pages is the closest thing to word and some are nothing more than text editors.
either way you don't need the entire MS Office on a mobile device. just a few features to use on the road or train
find me a 13" laptop with multiple wifi antennas and photo editing software included for less than $1000
the metal case and better screen quality are just icing on the cake.
provide what info?
the important stuff like the school district is already on the listing
this is a product in search of a problem
so why would people spend $1000 on a device to view ads?
no its true
you sell a house to the wife, not the husband
a virtual tour is a quickie to save time not driving to the property
don't know about you but if i'm going to buy a home i want to see it. i want to touch the walls and go into the basement to check for mold and any problems that might come up. i want to see how much sun there is. i want to make sure the walls actually block some sound. but then again i have noticed that the more expensive something is, the scummier the sales process is.
the photos on the website are there so i don't waste my time visiting something i would never buy.
this is why banks still require homes to be inspected
samsung is the largest manufacturer of flash
apple's problem now isn't design, its sourcing enough materials to be able to make enough products to fulfill demand. look at HTC. they designed a decent phone but can't seem to manufacture it to actually sell it in the store to people