Archive - Mar 21, 2008 |
Har suttit med iTunes i timmar och fixat och trixat, så nu äntligen, som belöningen, delar jag med mig av nedstående dagsform enligt iPodoraklet.. Ingen vidare syn må sägas, whatever.. How am I feeling today, dear iPod? Move Along Will I get far in life, dear iPod? Sweet Escape How do my friends see me, dear iPod? Hope When will I get married, dear iPod? Walou What is my best friend’s theme song, dear iPod? Jigsaw Falling Into Place |
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On March 20, 2008 Apple was granted a patent on a holographic display technology. This would enable Mac users to display images in true 3-D. They stated that to do so would require much more computational power and bandwidth than most current computers. They also said in the application that the current 2-D systems are not adequate because, even with 3-D rendering they appear unrealistic and flat. Below are images and text clips from the actual patent application.
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You never know what Apple is going to do next, so lately people have taken to sniffing out their patents to find out. Turns out they have a big improvement to video conferencing in mind (ok, it has way further impications than cool new iChat video effects)... |
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Abilene Christian University has implemented a program to provide all of their students with an iPhone. Watch the following video to see the process in action: [googlevideo=http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2970832643107264832&hl=en] |
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This is a very strong drink, so don’t even consider operating heavy machinery like a car or a speedboat, or a catapult after you’ve had one of these. You'll also have to have a large martini glass. This thing ain't suitable for the little dainty kind. You need one of those super-sized martini glasses! Ingredients: |
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There are about a ton of ways to make an Apple Martini. The method below works well for me, although sometimes I just leave out the Vodka and double-up on the Gin.
[Updated to include a link on another related piece from Tom Krazit at Cnet. - Nanci] Yesterday Apple used it's Software Update system to send out updates to iTunes, and it offers to upgrade your Safari, Apple's web browser, even if you don't have it installed already.<!--more--> The biggest problem with this is that most users will see that there are two updates and just click the Install button without paying that much attention to what's getting offered. (Windows users should really know better than that after some of the borked updates Microsoft has sent out, but that's another matter.) |
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 Após mais de 1 mês (sim, 1 mês e 7 dias O.O) estou colocando aqui mais um da série Utilitários, dessa vez para o Mac OS X... Vejam também: #1 - Utilitários Para XP |
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I know, the news is from yesterday... but waiting for years... I am excited... Here it is... Apple goes subscription! Steve changed his mind. Bundling will win the "paid content music game" (why? ...). The Itunes store and the brand Apple have a good chance to survive against the "free competition". For the rest ... the quality level is high now. |
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The mid- to late-90s seemed to be the heyday of software vendors deciding that if you ran one of their products, you'd want a bunch more as well. In my opinion, it was not Microsoft, but Real, that typified this behavior and annoyed me greatly. Even when all I wanted was their media player, it seemed I was stuck with their little message center and other crap. Turning it all OFF was a pain in the rectum, and in my opinion should never have been necessary. It made me hate Real, and I've yet to install any more than the minimum software of theirs needed. <!--more--> |
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