Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
Upgrade pricing is in order for yearly updates, agreed.
Oh yeah, and all the others are so reliable, trustworthy and objective.
They should all be disgusted with themselves. The advent of "commentators" on news programs needs to end. There is a place for them on talk shows and such. Not the primetime news.
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
How does that line of reasoning work out with... cable tv, newspapers, magazines you currently enjoy or how about even the basics like electricity and water...
Wait... we gotta pay the electric company AGAIN didn't we just write them a check LAST month!?!
_or_
To reverse things just a bit... Didn't your employer pay you LAST week... and yet you expect them to pay you again THIS week!?!
I've yet to see this brought up, but, could it be that a new feature of iPhone 4.0 will be the ability to share data between apps?
With all the talk about iLife and iWork on the tablet, I'm surprised nobody has thought to bring this up. One of the great things about the iLife/iWork applications is you can share projects between them to make bigger projects.
One of the limitations of the current iPhone OS is that all apps (3rd party at least) are sandboxed and can't share data.
And this tablet is supposedly going to be based on iPhone 4.0.
So, for iLife and/or iWork to be really useful on the tablet, it seems the ability will have to added for the apps to share data, at least within the suites.
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
I would pay but not more $9.99 and they must be 64-bit. However, this will change once Steve Jobs show up on the 27th
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
Why shouldn't they get compensated for adding more to the programs?
If you don't feel they are worth upgrading, you can always stick with what you have
Expect iWork and iLife to have iPhone OS 4 versions. Also expect a PhotoShop/Illustrator-lite like app.
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Apple's stock drops.
Post rumor speculation depression kicks in.
Complaints about Tablet lacking a replaceable battery and pricing overwhelm the blogoshpere.
Clickwhores post "Top 10 Reasons the Tablet Will Fail", which are actually repostings of articles they already posted before the announcement, but will fix (some) of their numerous errors that were made before they even knew what the product was.
Friday, January 29, 2010
Although the Tablet won't ship until March, GeoHot announces that he's already jailbroken one "quite some time ago".
I dunno, the iLife part of the rumour makes no sense to me. iLife was only jsut updated for starters, and if there was a painting app added, it would be added to iWork, not iLife. iWork is also in need of an update to run on the tablet.
What about a whole new suite of apps? iCreate, maybe? Perhaps a sketchbook program and a painting program, designed specifically for the tablet (but would
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Originally Posted by machei
I will be disappointed if they don't announce a rev to the MacBook Pros. I'm in the market, but I don't want to pull the trigger with release cycle tradition suggesting they'll be updated.
I somehow doubt the tablet will perform the same functions as a MBP, so I don't think it'll serve to replace it.
Tablet = March-ish
iPhone OS 4 = June-ish
They need to give us *something* this month. I say rev the specs on the MBs.
I suspect you are right, but I think that either it will be a brief mention or be a quiet update.
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
I'm having a hard time discerning if you're being sarcastic or genuine in your comment. But really? How is it "gouging" for Apple (or whoever) to charge you for a new version of a product/service? I guess you'll just have to suffice with "last year's product" (shudder) until iWork & iLife 2011 rolls around.
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Fox News: A Paragon of Journalistic Integrity. Pass.
Oh yeah, and all the others are so reliable, trustworthy and objective.
Is that like a quantum singularity? As in a micro black hole?
Oh wait, no your talking about stargate tech.
Nope you had it right the first time... the only problem is where on earth am I going to find room for the VLHC.
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
Upgrade pricing is in order for yearly updates, agreed.
Fox News: A Paragon of Journalistic Integrity. Pass.
Agree 100%
Oh yeah, and all the others are so reliable, trustworthy and objective.
They should all be disgusted with themselves. The advent of "commentators" on news programs needs to end. There is a place for them on talk shows and such. Not the primetime news.
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
How does that line of reasoning work out with... cable tv, newspapers, magazines you currently enjoy or how about even the basics like electricity and water...
Wait... we gotta pay the electric company AGAIN didn't we just write them a check LAST month!?!
_or_
To reverse things just a bit... Didn't your employer pay you LAST week... and yet you expect them to pay you again THIS week!?!
With all the talk about iLife and iWork on the tablet, I'm surprised nobody has thought to bring this up. One of the great things about the iLife/iWork applications is you can share projects between them to make bigger projects.
One of the limitations of the current iPhone OS is that all apps (3rd party at least) are sandboxed and can't share data.
And this tablet is supposedly going to be based on iPhone 4.0.
So, for iLife and/or iWork to be really useful on the tablet, it seems the ability will have to added for the apps to share data, at least within the suites.
Well?
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
I would pay but not more $9.99 and they must be 64-bit. However, this will change once Steve Jobs show up on the 27th
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
Why shouldn't they get compensated for adding more to the programs?
If you don't feel they are worth upgrading, you can always stick with what you have
I stand by my prediction that the MacSlate and MacSlate Pro will be a removable device of something bigger.
Good luck with that...
Tablet-tards Untie!
Untie?
Untie what?
- Earnings announcement (best quarter ever)
Tuesday, January 26, 2010:- New Core 2010 MacBooks
Wednesday, January 27, 2010- Tablet
- iWork X
- iLife X
- iPhone OS 4
- Expect iWork and iLife to have iPhone OS 4 versions. Also expect a PhotoShop/Illustrator-lite like app.
Thursday, January 28, 2010- Apple's stock drops.
- Post rumor speculation depression kicks in.
- Complaints about Tablet lacking a replaceable battery and pricing overwhelm the blogoshpere.
- Clickwhores post "Top 10 Reasons the Tablet Will Fail", which are actually repostings of articles they already posted before the announcement, but will fix (some) of their numerous errors that were made before they even knew what the product was.
Friday, January 29, 2010Tablet-tards Untie!
either the funniest misspelling ever or the funniest misspelling ever. I can't decide yet.
I dunno, the iLife part of the rumour makes no sense to me. iLife was only jsut updated for starters, and if there was a painting app added, it would be added to iWork, not iLife. iWork is also in need of an update to run on the tablet.
What about a whole new suite of apps? iCreate, maybe? Perhaps a sketchbook program and a painting program, designed specifically for the tablet (but would
I will be disappointed if they don't announce a rev to the MacBook Pros. I'm in the market, but I don't want to pull the trigger with release cycle tradition suggesting they'll be updated.
I somehow doubt the tablet will perform the same functions as a MBP, so I don't think it'll serve to replace it.
Tablet = March-ish
iPhone OS 4 = June-ish
They need to give us *something* this month. I say rev the specs on the MBs.
I suspect you are right, but I think that either it will be a brief mention or be a quiet update.
Great. But c'mon Apple, don't make us pay for iLife '10 now!!!!
I sprung for iWork '08 and iLife '08, and then again iWork '09, iLife '09 (all family editions)..... and it's too much to ask us to pony up again. I would consider that gouging (and I say that as shareholder).
I'm having a hard time discerning if you're being sarcastic or genuine in your comment. But really? How is it "gouging" for Apple (or whoever) to charge you for a new version of a product/service? I guess you'll just have to suffice with "last year's product" (shudder) until iWork & iLife 2011 rolls around.