However, that was due to their innovative systems, rather than Jobs himself.
You can't separate Steve from the systems he is responible for creating. Without Steve's vision and guts, there would not have been great Next products with the attributes valued by the scientific and research communities.
I found when I started using X1 that I became much less interesting in where I stored things. The search is so good and so fast that it became easier to just save anywhere and retreive using X1.
For most RFID tags all you need to do is place a thumb or finger on its antenna to change the attenuation enough so it cannot reflect the RF signal being thrown at it.
IBM never expected that anyone besides large businesses would need computers.
Have you ever paid $1.00/minute to connect to the Internet from a hotel room, only to achieve 19000 bps? Have you ever ever been at a client and needed fast access without an open analog connection? Have you ever been in an airport an needed to get a file to a colleague urgently? Or wanted to ditch your laptop for a weekend and still have easy access to email?
Easy reasons to believe these services will become wildly popular.
Uh...there are major differences between the Google and robots.txt examples and the SmartTags Microsoft is proposing.
With Google, the user specifically installs the Google application. It is not the default way to use Google or to search the Web. It is available to users who find that feature of Google useful. SmartTags happen without ther user specifically requesting them--by default on the browser that is tied to the most widely distributed operating system. Quite different.
Robots.txt are used to enhance the ways that search engines capture the data on a site. You certainly don't need them and it does not harm your site. SmartTags are a proprietary technology that every site will have to respond to so that the creator or owner's interest is not harmed.
BTW, I have a copyright on the Meta tag syntax.
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However, that was due to their innovative systems, rather than Jobs himself. You can't separate Steve from the systems he is responible for creating. Without Steve's vision and guts, there would not have been great Next products with the attributes valued by the scientific and research communities.
iTunes creates it's own music folder. How did it mess yours up?
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It was a pretty straight-forward case.
I found when I started using X1 that I became much less interesting in where I stored things. The search is so good and so fast that it became easier to just save anywhere and retreive using X1.
For most RFID tags all you need to do is place a thumb or finger on its antenna to change the attenuation enough so it cannot reflect the RF signal being thrown at it.
IBM never expected that anyone besides large businesses would need computers.
Have you ever paid $1.00/minute to connect to the Internet from a hotel room, only to achieve 19000 bps? Have you ever ever been at a client and needed fast access without an open analog connection? Have you ever been in an airport an needed to get a file to a colleague urgently? Or wanted to ditch your laptop for a weekend and still have easy access to email?
Easy reasons to believe these services will become wildly popular.
But that is exactly the point.
Uh...there are major differences between the Google and robots.txt examples and the SmartTags Microsoft is proposing. With Google, the user specifically installs the Google application. It is not the default way to use Google or to search the Web. It is available to users who find that feature of Google useful. SmartTags happen without ther user specifically requesting them--by default on the browser that is tied to the most widely distributed operating system. Quite different. Robots.txt are used to enhance the ways that search engines capture the data on a site. You certainly don't need them and it does not harm your site. SmartTags are a proprietary technology that every site will have to respond to so that the creator or owner's interest is not harmed. BTW, I have a copyright on the Meta tag syntax.
Using cards for identification is a good idea. It helps prevent illegitimate logins.