What are you talking about? There was no misconduct. If there was, the judge would have kicked the guilty juror out. I think you've only seeing the fandroid perspective. Perhaps the question is, what will you do once the appeal's court confirms the judgement?
What Apple supporters base their predictions on is irrelevant. What counts is what Apple themselves decided would be a success factor. I expect these to be sales/profit/market share increase from last quarter or same quarter last year. What Joe-pro-Apple thinks it should be is freegame as Joe-pro-Android or Joe-pro-something-else is also free to start changing what they consider being a success factor.
Maybe it's the schizophrenic nature of Windows 8 which is problematic. This is something Windows never had before. Having two UIs can be rather confusing and you do need to learn both ways of performing simple tasks like printing, saving or opening a document.
Well I had my iPhone 4 for two years and 4 months charging it about once a day. That's about 840 and I'll probably upgrade to the iPhone 5 by November. So far, it feels like I just bought it. So that irreplaceable battery and connector is doing good so far and might go past that 1000 mark should my I pass down my iPhone 4 to my son.
The iPad 2 prefers to be charged directly from a power adapter. USB as a charging source is no longer enough for newer mobile devices. It was fine for devices from 2006-2009 but after that, things started to change quite a bit.
Unlike yours, my 2+ year old iPhone 4 keeps a pretty good charge. In fact, I haven't noticed a difference since I initially got it. Never had to change the battery.
This was in 2009 so based on phones from 2007 and 2008. This is a seriously outdated agreement given how fast smartphone industry moves.
I would probably give Apple kudos, re: the environment, for releasing software which remains mostly compatible with their previous smartphones. I'm sure you'll find less iPhones in landfills compared to other phones released around the same time - proportional to their sales volume of course.
Advertisements already pay for "free" TV (well, some of it). If Google can give away software and cloud services using advertising why isn't that a reasonable option?
It's simply, imho, a question of what's the newest and greatest. At this time, Apple has the iPhone 4S and Samsung recently released the SIII. It should be popular since people are attracted to new things. Once the iPhone 5 is out and if it has enough of a cool factor, perhaps we'll see another switch in who's on top...
To me, it's the job of the lawyers to educate and present in layman's terms what the case at hand is all about. If we can have jury trials for murder, where expert witnesses present complex evidence, I don't see why we can't have them for patent cases.
Given that the government represents the people, it does in fact concern the government itself. Unless you're into having private police forces, you're stuck with this.
I think the government's responsibility is to enforce laws. Whether someone is actually guilty of breaking a law is determined in court by a judge and/or jury which is independent from the government.
I'm also quite baffled. I'm seriously questionning the integrity of this site.
What are you talking about? There was no misconduct. If there was, the judge would have kicked the guilty juror out. I think you've only seeing the fandroid perspective. Perhaps the question is, what will you do once the appeal's court confirms the judgement?
That might explain all the negative comments we see about Microsoft.
What Apple supporters base their predictions on is irrelevant. What counts is what Apple themselves decided would be a success factor. I expect these to be sales/profit/market share increase from last quarter or same quarter last year. What Joe-pro-Apple thinks it should be is freegame as Joe-pro-Android or Joe-pro-something-else is also free to start changing what they consider being a success factor.
Hanging back might, on the contrary, send a message to Microsoft to fix things up and release an OS people actually want to use.
Maybe it's the schizophrenic nature of Windows 8 which is problematic. This is something Windows never had before. Having two UIs can be rather confusing and you do need to learn both ways of performing simple tasks like printing, saving or opening a document.
Natural selection my friend. In the end only the supermassives will survive.
But it's certainly not using passive NFC.
Coincidence? I think not.
Positive iPhone comments labelled trolls.
What has /. become. Sad.
So how do you connect your "wireless" charger(s) to the power outlet?
Well I had my iPhone 4 for two years and 4 months charging it about once a day. That's about 840 and I'll probably upgrade to the iPhone 5 by November. So far, it feels like I just bought it. So that irreplaceable battery and connector is doing good so far and might go past that 1000 mark should my I pass down my iPhone 4 to my son.
Rated are usually minimums.
When you're insanely rich, they call them "tycoons."
You should tell Nintendo that. They have the most proprietary connector than any other manufacturer.
The iPad 2 prefers to be charged directly from a power adapter. USB as a charging source is no longer enough for newer mobile devices. It was fine for devices from 2006-2009 but after that, things started to change quite a bit.
Unlike yours, my 2+ year old iPhone 4 keeps a pretty good charge. In fact, I haven't noticed a difference since I initially got it. Never had to change the battery.
This was in 2009 so based on phones from 2007 and 2008. This is a seriously outdated agreement given how fast smartphone industry moves.
I would probably give Apple kudos, re: the environment, for releasing software which remains mostly compatible with their previous smartphones. I'm sure you'll find less iPhones in landfills compared to other phones released around the same time - proportional to their sales volume of course.
Interesting. Sounds like a half-handed measure. People should blame government then and not Apple.
Also, I'm certain there will be iPhone 5 adapters to fit on the older docking connectors. It's not going "junk" all previous accessories.
I know you can control the iPhone using centrally administered policies. Not sure about WP. http://www.apple.com/iphone/business/integration/
Hollywood, are you listening?
Advertisements already pay for "free" TV (well, some of it). If Google can give away software and cloud services using advertising why isn't that a reasonable option?
It's simply, imho, a question of what's the newest and greatest. At this time, Apple has the iPhone 4S and Samsung recently released the SIII. It should be popular since people are attracted to new things. Once the iPhone 5 is out and if it has enough of a cool factor, perhaps we'll see another switch in who's on top...
To me, it's the job of the lawyers to educate and present in layman's terms what the case at hand is all about. If we can have jury trials for murder, where expert witnesses present complex evidence, I don't see why we can't have them for patent cases.
Given that the government represents the people, it does in fact concern the government itself. Unless you're into having private police forces, you're stuck with this.
I think the government's responsibility is to enforce laws. Whether someone is actually guilty of breaking a law is determined in court by a judge and/or jury which is independent from the government.