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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX 1) That's for the Surface RT which uses the stripped down version of the OS. Surface Pro uses the full Windows 8 build thus uses a lot more space. It also uses a lot more resources which will …
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philboogie wrote: » Do they sell their 'Signature' PC's in their stores? I'd like to take a peek if they really come without any crapware, stickers and such. Next time I'm in The States that is, don't believe they have any Stores abroad. Pathetic …
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I think the decision to support the 3GS with iOS 6 benefits developers more than anyone. Remember, all of the new APIs in iOS 6? Yeah, available on the 3GS. This means developers can target 4 generations of phones at once in XCode. And, folks w…
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Anyone else really, really dislike the two tone back with the aluminum and glass? I actually didn't think the leaked parts from earlier in the summer were real, just because I thought the back was too ugly. Nonetheless, it wont affect my buying d…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX It's more complex than that. I think it was the first Nexus that shipped with NFC HW but no SW or APIs. What's the point of that? The first couple rounds of Nexus phones were primarily…
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Wow, it's really phenomenal that we've shrunken computers to have mainboards that size. I know it's an odd comment, but it's one of the first things I thought when I saw the pictures. As for the name discussions, I would think that the new …
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To reply to the original topic, I haven't seen any battery issues on my Mid-2009 MacBook after all of the spotlight indexing is done. Seems to run as well or better than before.
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX Nope, not ballpark. You can get consistent and precise measurements as to how efficient any OS is on any HW with a specific battery size or power draw. This is not debatable! Before there w…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX Unless you can assure me that Windows drivers from MS or the OEMs are significantly better on non-Mac HW then my point stands. It's the union of HW and SW that helps make Macs that much better…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX Sure I can. There are measured tests that show a distinct difference in battery life using the same HW. You can argue that Apple's BootCamp drivers aren't as good as their Mac OS drivers but t…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX You are conflating two different things. No one in their right mind would claim that OS X (or any other Apple product) doesn't have the potential to have problems. Apple has the Genius Bar for…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Dick Applebaum Honest questions: Are fewer, large, in-your-face tiles which may (or may not) show [actual] activity [content]... superior to more, smaller icons which just display a badge in…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil These are all rectangle tiles, none of the square ones would be able to show anything, I imagine. Sorry, didn't cover this one before. How apps tiles are done is completely up to the dev…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil In the RP, absolutely none of those applications work at all in any capacity, so their ability to show "at a glance" data is somewhat diminished. I've never had issues with them, have yo…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Dick Applebaum Er... which 6? What information is shown? How is it useful? Are we supposed to vote? Tweet@rama, RSS reader, Stocks, Weather, Hotmail, I think the middle icon is Picture…
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Quote: Originally Posted by bighype GIant-ass tiles, low information density Metro crap, doesn't look anything like previous Windows... what could go wrong?! and... Metro UI = low information density ga…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gazoobee BS. It's so identical that no user will be able to find a difference and that's all that really matters. I stand by my statement. It's not exactly the same as you noted. Granted, th…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Gazoobee - Windows 8 (the desktop part) is exactly the same as Windows 7 so saying it "torches" Windows 7 is a ridiculous thing to say. Incorrect. The Windows 8 desktop has added many incremental impr…
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In response to Newell's comments I'd like to quote Paul Thurrott's twitter comment this morning: "You know what else is a "catastrophe," Gabe? Your inability to finish Half-Life 2 Episode 3. Just a thought." Quote: Originally Posted by O…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SolipsismX 2) So all those developers and vendors that supported WinPh7, based on WinCE, will be getting the shaft as MS moves to WinPh8, based on WinNT, or are they compensating them in some way to retain t…