Right, but also new apps that Apple releases for the phone that require data transfer on the cell network and are not just AJAX in Safari. This is where the cell co. is the gatekeeper. Apple also gets a cut from AT&T's data charges to the user in this deal, BTW. I will be interesting to see how the IPhone gets released in Europe, where Apple can't just make a blanket deal with one Telco.
That's what I meant by possibly intergating it into the OS later. Right now they're (M$) asking for user
opinion on it (the toolbar). Why do you think that is? Oh well, At least it has a popup blocker, which seems to work well, and a "highlighting" feature, obviously swiped from Gooooogle. Still no tabs browsing in IE , so I'll stick to the Geckos.
OK....
But there is Enterprise Edition that is lean, clean and free from the bloatware sydrome:
http://forms.real.com/rnforms/products/tools/red/
Just enter nonsense in the form.
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Right, but also new apps that Apple releases for the phone that require data transfer on the cell network and are not just AJAX in Safari. This is where the cell co. is the gatekeeper. Apple also gets a cut from AT&T's data charges to the user in this deal, BTW. I will be interesting to see how the IPhone gets released in Europe, where Apple can't just make a blanket deal with one Telco.
Because of the visual voicemail app. The service must support this Phone specific app.
The Freedom to ditribute malicious code? come on, you jerk! GTFO this forum!!!
What is it you don't understand? That link generates malicious code that will worm itself through windows machines... Is that censorship?
Can An administator please remove that link?
Nice work, AC! WARNING: DON'T CLICK ON THE THE PARENT LINK: "GWB Denounces Open source!" IF YOU BY ANY CHANCE ARE VIEWING THIS IN WINDOWS!
Ooops! Good thing most of use aren't running windows!
That's what I meant by possibly intergating it into the OS later. Right now they're (M$) asking for user opinion on it (the toolbar). Why do you think that is? Oh well, At least it has a popup blocker, which seems to work well, and a "highlighting" feature, obviously swiped from Gooooogle. Still no tabs browsing in IE , so I'll stick to the Geckos.
Intergated, i'd say. They just added a new toolbar for IE to link it. Right now it's just an option, but let's just wait! http://toolbar.msn.com/
OK.... But there is Enterprise Edition that is lean, clean and free from the bloatware sydrome: http://forms.real.com/rnforms/products/tools/red/ Just enter nonsense in the form.