funny, when i saw the screenshot it wasn't what i had pictured in my head. seems more obvious to me to have the keys alternating between triangles pointing up and triangles pointing down. that would be a more efficient layout imho. since ppl would be drawn towards pressing at the base of the triangle, so it should reduce typing errors. just my 2c...
Still no support for Ogg, which is a bit disappointing. I guess we'll have to wait til iTunes 5. In the meantime, I've gotten good mileage out of this handy plugin to add Ogg support to iTunes:
http://illadvised.com/~jordy/
Another possibility is that the speed gain is achieved by hacking TCP/IP. By ignoring the protocol spec and flooding hosts before getting data/acknowledgements back, he could increase by 4-5 fold, which fits the description. That would also explain the crashing, since at some point, all the finagling outside the spec fubars the connection. Just my guess...
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funny, when i saw the screenshot it wasn't what i had pictured in my head. seems more obvious to me to have the keys alternating between triangles pointing up and triangles pointing down. that would be a more efficient layout imho. since ppl would be drawn towards pressing at the base of the triangle, so it should reduce typing errors. just my 2c...
Still no support for Ogg, which is a bit disappointing. I guess we'll have to wait til iTunes 5. In the meantime, I've gotten good mileage out of this handy plugin to add Ogg support to iTunes: http://illadvised.com/~jordy/
Another possibility is that the speed gain is achieved by hacking TCP/IP. By ignoring the protocol spec and flooding hosts before getting data/acknowledgements back, he could increase by 4-5 fold, which fits the description. That would also explain the crashing, since at some point, all the finagling outside the spec fubars the connection. Just my guess...