FaceTime for iPod Touch and Macs is coming no questions about. I want to see FaceTime as part of AppleTV somehow. Making and receiving video calls using TV will big hit if done right.
I want Ponies, too.
until TVs come bundled with mics and webcams, this ain't gonna happen. Every rumor regarding AppleTV is about reducing footprint and features and moving it to a cloud experience. That massive (and short) HDMI cable connecting AppleTV to TV pretty much makes Facetime camera and mic on the device a non-starter.
Better to have 'wireless' streaming of video from a iPhone4 to your AppleTV (sort of like streaming audio from iTunes to a 'remote' set of AppleTV connected speakers). Even that seems to be crazy silly (upstreaming that much bandwidth from a iPhone/PodTouch).
Finally, The Retina Display technology precludes this... I see Apple pushing Facetime to be a iPad big seller (think Xmas selling season), especially if they come out with different form factors (5/7/10/13/15/17 diagonals... the latter 3 being 'iPad Pro' (and/or macbook Air2'). Most reviewers say, that unless you have a 60" or larger TV, the relative resolution of the iPhone 4 is 'better' and the age of 'personal TV' is upon us. (as Retina Display technology costs come down, and you see 200/300dpi move to the iPad, Apple will sell you a 'better' video phone experience for <$1000, than all but the most expensive HT solutions could provide.
someone got some aud recorded shows or soundboards
and we traded them and those only
mainly non released non studio shows
pink floyd the who hendrix
doors early bob dylan
hendrix family contacted me and asked for any shows i had so they could add or fix there raw tapes
i gave them 18 shows
i gave roger waters 9 shows from 1970 jan to march 3
gilmour did not like what we did
nick mason is the one who gave all the sound board pink floyd recorded archives away for free in the late 1980's to his car racing buddies
i own 5000 cds i bought
i own 400 dvds i bought
i own 600 tv shows from itunes
i own 4 movies from itunes
i own 900 plus songs from itunes
i own over 200 discs os SW
all of this i paid for .
i RIAA sued me twice and lost , they applauded me in the end and gave me some cool neil young rare boots they owned <<live at massy >>
i am not a theif
if an artist puts sounds in the air and does not put those chords for sale
i may want to hear that show
my first ipod only contained live pink floyd boots AIFF stlye
get your facts right
peace 9
Ahh, to wish Waters and Gilmour could have mended the ways to give the world some more of Pink Floyd. It sounds like you've had some memorable experiences in life. Best wishes.
Along with metal cases and exposed antennas, I'm afraid this is yet another illustration that those high up at Apple still don't 'get' radio.
Quote:
The new data center is also rumored to be related to Apple's years old project code named iTunes Replay, an effort to deliver media streaming of users' own content to their mobile devices...
Unless someone lives in a small town or rural area, there's not enough cellular bandwidth in the spectrum to stream all this media to millions of mobile devices. If we want to listen to music or video on the go, we're going to have to load it on our mobile devices in advance. Cellular companies know this. That's why they're ending their unlimited data plans.
There is a solution, although I've yet to hear anyone discuss it. Digital television has lots of bandwidth, high antennas and power, and permits subchannels that they're currently using for less popular TV programming. There's no reason those data channels couldn't be used to broadcast any sort of data to mobile devices. People could watch popular events live or their smart phones could be smart enough to record for latter playback. And since data is data, music, magazines and newspapers could be distributed that same way.
The key is using digital TV as a broadcast medium for data in wide demand, freeing two-way cellular data spectrum for individual use. To give one example, it's be far more efficient to distribute a World Series game to everyone in a city via a single TV subchannel, than to send it thousands of times separately to individuals via cellular channels.
If Apple and others don't begin to think creatively about using the radio spectrum sensibly and efficiently, they're going to find the market for their new mobile devices drying up as cellular channels in major cities choke with excessive data demands. And if spectrum isn't used wisely, it'll have to be rationed with higher prices, reducing the potential market for iPhones.
Wow, AI: Are you guys making a separate story of just about every sentence of the answers in the Q&A portion of the earnings call!?
You could easily bundle these into one or two stories. (Unless, of course, someone is getting paid by the story. )
Additional page views when you are paid by the click are a serious incentive for parsing stories into tiny bits of information. Gotta keep the advertisers happy!
I thought I'd go looking how the Data Center is progressing from Google Earth, but apparently Apple can not only hide new products and software features but to hide a whole data center. All that is visible off Startown Road is the access road to the new facility the actual site location is hidden by a several year old Sat. Photo. Check it out.
But if you look at Google Earth the Paved Entry road is visible off Startown Road and it's less than a year old but how convenient the adjacent photo image that contains the Data Center was not updated. You'd think Eric Schmidt would want to expose Apple's secret.
I think they will 'erase' anything requested of them.
That the media likes to hammer Apple about details on future products when they do these earning calls? Even after all these years, and all the mud slinging they like to hurl at Apple, they still act like kids trying to find out what going to be under the tree this Christmas. I never noticed this with Google or Microsoft, or even Dell. (Ok there's nothing exciting about Dell, but I put them in there because they "make" competing products).
The irony. "You guys suck and so does your phone!!!" "Hey, what are you working on there? Is this the line for it? Cool."
That the media likes to hammer Apple about details on future products when they do these earning calls? Even after all these years, and all the mud slinging they like to hurl at Apple, they still act like kids trying to find out what going to be under the tree this Christmas. I never noticed this with Google or Microsoft, or even Dell. (Ok there's nothing exciting about Dell, but I put them in there because they "make" competing products).
The irony. "You guys suck and so does your phone!!!" "Hey, what are you working on there? Is this the line for it? Cool."
They are all shameless dorks. With news outlets all offering iPhone apps these days, they are all far too eager to constantly hawk their app and have feature stories on the iPhone... constantly! Don't get me wrong, I love it and so does Apple's bottom line. And the beautiful thing is there is literally no competition in sight. Not Microsoft, not Google... nothing.
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Though I gotta say I'm excited for iTunes cloud and especially the new apple TV. If it is what I think it is it's gonna be awesome!
FaceTime for iPod Touch and Macs is coming no questions about. I want to see FaceTime as part of AppleTV somehow. Making and receiving video calls using TV will big hit if done right.
I want Ponies, too.
until TVs come bundled with mics and webcams, this ain't gonna happen. Every rumor regarding AppleTV is about reducing footprint and features and moving it to a cloud experience. That massive (and short) HDMI cable connecting AppleTV to TV pretty much makes Facetime camera and mic on the device a non-starter.
Better to have 'wireless' streaming of video from a iPhone4 to your AppleTV (sort of like streaming audio from iTunes to a 'remote' set of AppleTV connected speakers). Even that seems to be crazy silly (upstreaming that much bandwidth from a iPhone/PodTouch).
Finally, The Retina Display technology precludes this... I see Apple pushing Facetime to be a iPad big seller (think Xmas selling season), especially if they come out with different form factors (5/7/10/13/15/17 diagonals... the latter 3 being 'iPad Pro' (and/or macbook Air2'). Most reviewers say, that unless you have a 60" or larger TV, the relative resolution of the iPhone 4 is 'better' and the age of 'personal TV' is upon us. (as Retina Display technology costs come down, and you see 200/300dpi move to the iPad, Apple will sell you a 'better' video phone experience for <$1000, than all but the most expensive HT solutions could provide.
What you were doing was theft, pure and simple.
no way
someone got some aud recorded shows or soundboards
and we traded them and those only
mainly non released non studio shows
pink floyd the who hendrix
doors early bob dylan
hendrix family contacted me and asked for any shows i had so they could add or fix there raw tapes
i gave them 18 shows
i gave roger waters 9 shows from 1970 jan to march 3
gilmour did not like what we did
nick mason is the one who gave all the sound board pink floyd recorded archives away for free in the late 1980's to his car racing buddies
i own 5000 cds i bought
i own 400 dvds i bought
i own 600 tv shows from itunes
i own 4 movies from itunes
i own 900 plus songs from itunes
i own over 200 discs os SW
all of this i paid for .
i RIAA sued me twice and lost , they applauded me in the end and gave me some cool neil young rare boots they owned <<live at massy >>
i am not a theif
if an artist puts sounds in the air and does not put those chords for sale
i may want to hear that show
my first ipod only contained live pink floyd boots AIFF stlye
get your facts right
peace 9
Why doesn't Apple support standard formats on the iPad?
so for now it will be crippled a little . sorry ..
but we have already got pages going so it should be fully open soon
2013 maybe
9
no way
someone got some aud recorded shows or soundboards
and we traded them and those only
mainly non released non studio shows
pink floyd the who hendrix
doors early bob dylan
hendrix family contacted me and asked for any shows i had so they could add or fix there raw tapes
i gave them 18 shows
i gave roger waters 9 shows from 1970 jan to march 3
gilmour did not like what we did
nick mason is the one who gave all the sound board pink floyd recorded archives away for free in the late 1980's to his car racing buddies
i own 5000 cds i bought
i own 400 dvds i bought
i own 600 tv shows from itunes
i own 4 movies from itunes
i own 900 plus songs from itunes
i own over 200 discs os SW
all of this i paid for .
i RIAA sued me twice and lost , they applauded me in the end and gave me some cool neil young rare boots they owned <<live at massy >>
i am not a theif
if an artist puts sounds in the air and does not put those chords for sale
i may want to hear that show
my first ipod only contained live pink floyd boots AIFF stlye
get your facts right
peace 9
This is probably your best post.
no way
someone got some aud recorded shows or soundboards
and we traded them and those only
mainly non released non studio shows
pink floyd the who hendrix
doors early bob dylan
hendrix family contacted me and asked for any shows i had so they could add or fix there raw tapes
i gave them 18 shows
i gave roger waters 9 shows from 1970 jan to march 3
gilmour did not like what we did
nick mason is the one who gave all the sound board pink floyd recorded archives away for free in the late 1980's to his car racing buddies
i own 5000 cds i bought
i own 400 dvds i bought
i own 600 tv shows from itunes
i own 4 movies from itunes
i own 900 plus songs from itunes
i own over 200 discs os SW
all of this i paid for .
i RIAA sued me twice and lost , they applauded me in the end and gave me some cool neil young rare boots they owned <<live at massy >>
i am not a theif
if an artist puts sounds in the air and does not put those chords for sale
i may want to hear that show
my first ipod only contained live pink floyd boots AIFF stlye
get your facts right
peace 9
Ahh, to wish Waters and Gilmour could have mended the ways to give the world some more of Pink Floyd. It sounds like you've had some memorable experiences in life. Best wishes.
The new data center is also rumored to be related to Apple's years old project code named iTunes Replay, an effort to deliver media streaming of users' own content to their mobile devices...
Unless someone lives in a small town or rural area, there's not enough cellular bandwidth in the spectrum to stream all this media to millions of mobile devices. If we want to listen to music or video on the go, we're going to have to load it on our mobile devices in advance. Cellular companies know this. That's why they're ending their unlimited data plans.
There is a solution, although I've yet to hear anyone discuss it. Digital television has lots of bandwidth, high antennas and power, and permits subchannels that they're currently using for less popular TV programming. There's no reason those data channels couldn't be used to broadcast any sort of data to mobile devices. People could watch popular events live or their smart phones could be smart enough to record for latter playback. And since data is data, music, magazines and newspapers could be distributed that same way.
The key is using digital TV as a broadcast medium for data in wide demand, freeing two-way cellular data spectrum for individual use. To give one example, it's be far more efficient to distribute a World Series game to everyone in a city via a single TV subchannel, than to send it thousands of times separately to individuals via cellular channels.
If Apple and others don't begin to think creatively about using the radio spectrum sensibly and efficiently, they're going to find the market for their new mobile devices drying up as cellular channels in major cities choke with excessive data demands. And if spectrum isn't used wisely, it'll have to be rationed with higher prices, reducing the potential market for iPhones.
--Michael W. Perry, author of Untangling Tolkien
Wow, AI: Are you guys making a separate story of just about every sentence of the answers in the Q&A portion of the earnings call!?
You could easily bundle these into one or two stories. (Unless, of course, someone is getting paid by the story.
Additional page views when you are paid by the click are a serious incentive for parsing stories into tiny bits of information. Gotta keep the advertisers happy!
I thought I'd go looking how the Data Center is progressing from Google Earth, but apparently Apple can not only hide new products and software features but to hide a whole data center. All that is visible off Startown Road is the access road to the new facility the actual site location is hidden by a several year old Sat. Photo. Check it out.
Apple, Inc, 6081 Startown Road, Maiden, NC 28650-8772
Latitude: 35°35'20.30"N
Longitude: 81°15'34.52"W
Also the Address listed comes up on the wrong side of the divided highway but the Co-ordinates point to the middle of where the data center should be.
Nothing on Bing maps either, even though it says it's a 2010 shot.
But if you look at Google Earth the Paved Entry road is visible off Startown Road and it's less than a year old but how convenient the adjacent photo image that contains the Data Center was not updated. You'd think Eric Schmidt would want to expose Apple's secret.
I think they will 'erase' anything requested of them.
Here is a video from Feb.
http://www.datacenterknowledge.com/a...e-idatacenter/
One can imagine the artificial intelligence bubbling just under the surface...
The irony. "You guys suck and so does your phone!!!" "Hey, what are you working on there? Is this the line for it? Cool."
That the media likes to hammer Apple about details on future products when they do these earning calls? Even after all these years, and all the mud slinging they like to hurl at Apple, they still act like kids trying to find out what going to be under the tree this Christmas. I never noticed this with Google or Microsoft, or even Dell. (Ok there's nothing exciting about Dell, but I put them in there because they "make" competing products).
The irony. "You guys suck and so does your phone!!!" "Hey, what are you working on there? Is this the line for it? Cool."
They are all shameless dorks. With news outlets all offering iPhone apps these days, they are all far too eager to constantly hawk their app and have feature stories on the iPhone... constantly! Don't get me wrong, I love it and so does Apple's bottom line. And the beautiful thing is there is literally no competition in sight. Not Microsoft, not Google... nothing.
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