The iPad isn't on its side but might be upside down.
You have no way of knowing what the orientation is. It is actually wrong for every orientation. The spacing is much to big for portrait and slightly to small for landscape. This is most likely not a picture of an iPad. Not an umeetouched one.
more like for multiple users not to adhere to corp policy
You asked for "a good program to lock apps or basic functions?" but your complaining because it can also be used with multiple iDevices in a corporate environment?
You asked for "a good program to lock apps or basic functions?" but your complaining because it can also be used with multiple iDevices in a corporate environment?
never said it was for a corporate environment . You went there with corporate environment
That's my point. I mean it's right there on the little picture, but nobody even seems the least bit concerned.
Keep in mind that Apple's promo material almost always uses product renderings rather than actual photos. This includes event invites as well as imagery on apple.com.
I believe that the iPad3 (or whatever it is called) will have a retina display. However given past experience, the event announcement image isn't really confirmation of that speculation.
"more like for multiple users not to adhere to corp policy"
You mentioned corp, not me.
The tool you linked is used for corp policy which is not what I wanted. I wanted something to make the ipad easy to use for multiple users as I stated more like for multiple users
Not to be pedantic... but do you really make your icons in Photoshop rather than Illustrator? I would think vector art would be easier to maintain (at a number of levels).
Depends on your needs. I tend to rely on high resolution textures which can't be captured in vector form.
if they did they remove the home button i'd be a little worried about a decline in utility. How will you enable siri or other home button actions? I don't think the integrated button with no tactile feedback is a good solution.
once you actually use it, you will realize that it is magical.
There are more controls and a finer level of control on iOS and OS-X for this kind of thing than on any other consumer software platform. So if that doesn't work for you then you are an "edge case" for certain.
Try Linux. It's not a consumer OS but it will give you more control. It seems like it might be the right choice for you.
I wish there were an easier way for 3rd-party developers to check for content ratings and implement parental controls.
We all have iPads -- and three are kids aged 11, 12, 16...
We have a video collection of about 1,000 movies and TV Shows that have ratings.
These are viewable on the AppleTV 2 via iTunes -- which has parental control based on metadata ratings from the iTunes store or MetaX (for ripped DVDs).
However, we use StreamToMe to make these same videos available to each iPad. StreamToMe does not (cannot?) interrogate the metadata of these same videos.
When StreamToMe first came available on the iPad, I contacted them to see if they could implement parental controls -- they said they would look into it.
We (adults) would like to be able to set individual controls for each kid's iPad...
As it is... we make everything available and consider it better than eliminating everything.
The same goes for the web -- there is no way to prevent anyone from going to any web site...
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No. See: Last time.
So announcing on 3/7 makes this an iPad 7 and thus a 7" iPad. That was easy.
The iPad isn't on its side but might be upside down.
You have no way of knowing what the orientation is. It is actually wrong for every orientation. The spacing is much to big for portrait and slightly to small for landscape. This is most likely not a picture of an iPad. Not an umeetouched one.
more like for multiple users not to adhere to corp policy
You asked for "a good program to lock apps or basic functions?" but your complaining because it can also be used with multiple iDevices in a corporate environment?
You asked for "a good program to lock apps or basic functions?" but your complaining because it can also be used with multiple iDevices in a corporate environment?
never said it was for a corporate environment
never said it was for a corporate environment
That's my point. I mean it's right there on the little picture, but nobody even seems the least bit concerned.
Keep in mind that Apple's promo material almost always uses product renderings rather than actual photos. This includes event invites as well as imagery on apple.com.
I believe that the iPad3 (or whatever it is called) will have a retina display. However given past experience, the event announcement image isn't really confirmation of that speculation.
You mentioned corp, not me.
The tool you linked is used for corp policy which is not what I wanted. I wanted something to make the ipad easy to use for multiple users as I stated more like for multiple users
You mentioned corp, not me.
you are the one who posted the link to apple's "enterprise", i.e. corporate, control tools
but who cares, buy! fanboy, buy! make my appl go up
I've got my 800 bucks ready.
Is that how much it costs to attend that event?
Cool. So on March 8 we can start on the iPad 4 rumors.
Na, I plan to start 1 minute after the conference ends on the 7th.
I get sad thinking of how much Steve would have liked to show this off
death bed while the iphone 4s was announced
Not to be pedantic... but do you really make your icons in Photoshop rather than Illustrator? I would think vector art would be easier to maintain (at a number of levels).
Depends on your needs. I tend to rely on high resolution textures which can't be captured in vector form.
if they did they remove the home button i'd be a little worried about a decline in utility. How will you enable siri or other home button actions? I don't think the integrated button with no tactile feedback is a good solution.
once you actually use it, you will realize that it is magical.
Let's put it this way:
There are more controls and a finer level of control on iOS and OS-X for this kind of thing than on any other consumer software platform. So if that doesn't work for you then you are an "edge case" for certain.
Try Linux. It's not a consumer OS but it will give you more control. It seems like it might be the right choice for you.
I wish there were an easier way for 3rd-party developers to check for content ratings and implement parental controls.
We all have iPads -- and three are kids aged 11, 12, 16...
We have a video collection of about 1,000 movies and TV Shows that have ratings.
These are viewable on the AppleTV 2 via iTunes -- which has parental control based on metadata ratings from the iTunes store or MetaX (for ripped DVDs).
However, we use StreamToMe to make these same videos available to each iPad. StreamToMe does not (cannot?) interrogate the metadata of these same videos.
When StreamToMe first came available on the iPad, I contacted them to see if they could implement parental controls -- they said they would look into it.
We (adults) would like to be able to set individual controls for each kid's iPad...
As it is... we make everything available and consider it better than eliminating everything.
The same goes for the web -- there is no way to prevent anyone from going to any web site...
The "Calendar" text is definitely higher resolution in that photo than it is on my iPad 2.
Hell's bout to freeze over in this bi**!
CNBC probably got 'punked'(is that the correct slang?) by Apple. Good.
So 'to see and to touch'.
Anything to read into the 'and to touch'?
Just means they will have them ready to sell? Or???
I imagine that they have integrated some sort of vibration feedback system. It will be used for responsive typing as well as to enhance porn surfing.
I imagine that they have integrated some sort of vibration feedback system. It will be used for responsive typing as well as to enhance porn surfing.
No, the invitation just means you have to see it and touch it. As in; get your hands on it. Nothing more.
Would be nice to see the image of the invite
Am I wrong in thinking that the photo in the article is of the invite? It says it is.