Posts by ahmlco

Quote: Originally Posted by sheff Market share is important for developers and developers ensure there are cool apps to ensure profitabilty. So they are relates. And if the Android marketplace isn't profitable? An "open" OS...

Quote: Originally Posted by solipsism ...That processing and RAM needs, the graphical performance and power usage needs going with 4x as many pixels on a 3.5” display or a 9.7” display are exactly the same because the scaling is exactly...

Quote: Originally Posted by Carmissimo What's the upside for Apple in putting out such a ridiculously specced iPad at the expense of profit margin? No one that I know of has complained about the resolution of the current iPad and when I...

Quote: Originally Posted by solipsism It’s more than technically pushing the pixels to the screen, you also need to ensure the user experience is intact. Ummm... you mean the same way the user experience was intact when the iPhone...

Quote: Originally Posted by Socrates As you increase the size of the panel, the chance of dead pixels goes up exponentially, reducing the yield and skyrocketing the price. Yes... but... you're not increasing the size of the panel. A...

Quote: Originally Posted by mytdave Apple has a history of releasing high-res screens last among competitors. ... They like to maximize profit margins. You mean, like the iPhone 4?

Quote: Originally Posted by SockRolid Palm had a huge lead in the smartphone market, then did almost everything possible to blow it. If by "blow it" you mean "failed to innovate", you're correct. Palm enjoyed...

Quote: Originally Posted by MarkJones Apple ... will accept a minority share of the market and Android will rule the majority. As in PCs, Apple will have the minority share in terms of units... but as the "last man standing"...

So what's the future of OS X Server? Especially with no true servers to run it on? Seems to me Apple should update OS X Server to run on ANY server platform.

Forget that. What I want to know is why the Apple TV rather conveniently lost the ability to rent standard-definition movies? Currently, you can NOT rent a standard definition movie that costs $2.99. It only shows $3.99 HD movies....