Posts by retiarius

Quote: Originally Posted by PG4G I am telling the truth, and I am currently holding my iPhone in that very same location, my lounge room. It used to drop to GPRS depending where i was in my room. I now currently cannot lose 5 bars of...

Quote: Originally Posted by PG4G Letting you guys know... the dropped calls have been fixed in the latest beta 2.1. A friend of mine showed me as he updated his iPhone and in the same location the bars went from 1 bar of 3G to 5 bars of...

>Surely, there is a difference in the two disclosures? If the information is revealed to shareholders, >they can and will trade on it. Mr. Nocera cannot. Is he a section 16(b) insider? Does NYT use blind trusts for reporter...

This is pure Steve, to Joe Nocera, business reporter/feces disturber at NYT, in an after-hours byline: "On Thursday afternoon, several hours after I’d gotten my final “Steve’s health is a private matter” — and much to my...

... after a bout with pancreatic cancer. With humble respect, for those who don't understand the difference between benign and malignant, please consult: http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1216...s_inside_today

That 38% number is striking, or 380,000 potential units to immediately unload on eBay. Do early 3G adopters with original iPhones really think the originals are that bad to impulsively move over to a more expensive plan before the...

Quote: Originally Posted by wizard69 For those of you that follow Apple and BSD kernel issues I have to wonder if they will have fixed that 25 year old kernel bug in BSD? It is actually impressive that the bug has stayed around as...

Quote: Originally Posted by SpamSandwich Could you clarify this "pay for play" comment? oops, meant "say on pay". other points have now been noted in prince's rewrite.

One BOD member in attendance you didn't note was Art Levinson, CEO of Genentech who is also on the compensation committee. You confused retail commentary as being from Drexler, when it was from Ron Johnson. Aside from the passage...

Quote: Originally Posted by Mr. H That's what anamorphic coding is. It squishes a widescreen frame into a 4:3 frame, which is then stretched out again come playback time. True for Apple, untrue for DVD, which for 720x480 is a 3:2...