Archive - Sep 6, 2008 |
Apple's Lets Rock Media Event starts Tuesday at the Yerba Buena Center in San Fransisco and the banners are up.
MacRumors.com is suggesting that Apple will introduce a tall iPod Nano, a new iPod touch and announce iTunes8. Apple has been urging reporters that this will be a big event. If you would like to follow the announcements, MacRumors.com will be providing updates via Twitter. |
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já disse -- e não foram poucas vezes -- que uma das minhas maiores frustrações perante à condição humana é o fato de que a nossa vida não tem trilha sonora. como seria incrível se, na hora certa, começasse, do nada, a tocar a música certa. tanto nos grandes momentos (as paixões, as glórias, episódios marcantes) como nos pequenos. taí, essa é uma das grandes vantagens do cinema frente à realidade. |
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MacNN und engadget haben heute im Laufe des Tages eine E-Mail von einem unbekannten Absender erhalten, in deren Anhang sich ein Foto befand, unten zu sehen, welches einen iPod nano der den selben Look hat, wie der aus den bisherigen Gerüchten. Doch das wär ja nix besonderes, aber dieser nano ist in einer Verpackung, die den Apple-Verpackungen für die nanos der vorherigen 2 Generationen ähnelt. Daher wahrscheinlich auch die Anonymität des Absenders.
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ソフトバンク孫さんの言葉とは逆にiPhone 3Gがあまり売れていないというのだ。 発売日前後のあの熱狂ぶりを考えると、Appleファンとしては耳を被いたくなるような情報だ。 このような記事を載せたのはフジサンケイビジネスアイ。 詳しくはリンク先の記事を見て頂きたい。
ただ昔からMacを使っている自分としては、別に日本で売れなくても関係ない。今でこそiPod人気のお陰で多少はMacが売れているが一昔前ではほとんど認知度すら無かったくらい。 |
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cant sleep. macbook coming. cant sleep. macbook coming. ugh, this is worse than xmas. considering i know that within the next 3 days, ill have the computer ive been dreaming about for a while. the waiting game sucks lets play hungry hungry hippos. |
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I'm sure you already saw yesterdays post about the iPod Nano 4G. J.R. has recently put another picture on Engadget. My first thought of this was, how does this guy get a hold of two of these things!? He already gave us a bad picture of an orange one. I guess this is trying to get rid of an suspisions of the last bad quality picture. At first sight I didn't like the new look but it is beginning to get me. Let's jut hope J.R. isn' t playing us.
via Engadget |
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1. Se descarga de aquí 2. Se copia a /etc/X11/ desde Terminal de root #cp -v xorg.conf /etc/X11 Y pista. NOTA: funciona de Debian "Lenny" y se supone que en "Etch" también. |
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Before I begin, some of you may already be thinking that I am overcritical of Apple. That may be. But they seem to be the only ones with commercials claiming how k-rad their operating system is. Here's what I do. I have two personal computers. The first is a nice Macbook Pro I bought in the fall of 2006. The second is a beefy brand spanking new home assembled workstation running both Windows XP and Linux. When it comes to using the computer, I more often than not will go turn on the workstation, go through the process of logging in, etc instead of use my Macbook that spends most of the time sitting on the floor in front of the TV. The reason is, I've found it takes at least twice as much effort to do something on my Mac than it does on my workstation. |
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Microsoft used to own your home office, but over the last few years Steve Jobs has been getting his sweet, well-deserved revenge as Apple has taken over with the key demographics. With commercials like this one, Bill Gates is only making it easier for him. I know this is a tease for a bigger reveal later down the road, but by the time this happens Apple will have already come out with 36 new kinds of Ipod and a laptop so thin that it can double as an emergency parachute. The commercial is kind of funny, I emphasize the "kind of", and Seinfeld is a hell of a guy to advertise with (Remember Bee Movie? My nightmares sure do). Here's the ad. What do you think? |
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