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Quote: Originally Posted by PScooter63 Read up on dithering, anti-aliasing, and noise floors, and get back to us. Done. What do you want to know?
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No way this will be "all new" nor will it consist of well-written Mac apps, nor will be it have full feature parity. No way. It will be the same underlying code as Office 2011 (which itself is based on earlier code) with some new features and new sk…
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"High def" usually refers to extreme bit depths or sample rates that can capture sound outside the range of human hearing, such as 16 bit 96 kHz.
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Quote: Originally Posted by sog35 WRONG. There is a HUGE difference between iTunes quality music and DolbyTrueHD or any of the lossless formats. Of course, but that's not what he was talking about.
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Quote: Originally Posted by MidwestAppleFan ...with expensive headphones like their Beats, it screams for Apple to take the lead in high-def sound. There is no point in "high-def" sound if you can't hear it. It's the same thing with pixels. Ca…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Slurpy Picked up a shitload of GT stock yesterday. Blows my mind that noone was recommending that. I could have sold today and made a few thousand profit (it hit $2). But I'm gonna hold. Nobody ever recommends tha…
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Neither volatility nor price are set by anyone. They are both the result of buyers and sellers negotiating the price at which shares exchange hands.
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island hermit wrote: » As I mentioned... you just can't snap your fingers to get more production. Yet you just snap your fingers and conjure up imaginary demand that exceeds Apple's production capacity. I'm sure Apple has a good handle on their s…
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Quote: Originally Posted by island hermit You obviously have no clue about manufacturing. And the personal attacks begin when logic fails. Would you care to explain why Apple can't increase production capacity? I'm sure there are more people…
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Quote: Originally Posted by island hermit Oh for shit's sake. Give your head a shake. I'm talking about a future where Apple is at a limit as to how many phones can be made. And what is that limit? If Apple needs to make more they will buil…
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Quote: Originally Posted by island hermit Apple's manufacturers are at capacity now. They are at the "planned" capacity. If Apple needed more phones they would have planned to make more and had the capacity to make them.
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Apple sales are only constrained right now because demand is spiked just after the product launch. Looking forward, production is probably at the correct rate for the expected sales.
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Quote: Originally Posted by island hermit So... you are saying that "if" Apple were to need 75 million per quarter, for 2 quarters, then they could be made... no problem? Yes. That's what I'm saying. Part of running a successful manufacturin…
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I wouldn't say Apple is constrained. Launch demand is a spike. Apple has the capacity to make every phone the market wants to buy over the entire year.
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sog35 wrote: » I don't understand why Apple does not start manufacturing earlier. It makes no business sense for any company to design a product and sit it on it for months, over the biggest selling season, while competitors continue to sell, and…
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cali wrote: » Replace passwords with Touch ID. Done. You forget that iCloud is accessible from both Macs and PCs running Windows.
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"We don't have a burning desire or need for coverage," LOL!!! Until everyone has LTE there is a burning need for coverage.
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Quote: Originally Posted by Ry L Nice. But, it should really be a responsive site, instead of an iphone-specific site. Responsive is the way to go. Agree 100%.
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Quote: Originally Posted by LighteningKid Didn't the Apple engineers specifically say to avoid hamburger menus? Yes they did. But designers can be lazy, so it's easier to use the hamburger menu than design a nice site.
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Quote: Originally Posted by muppetry The article says "published", which I took to mean it was granted. That's incorrect. The USPTO publishes patent applications publicly 18 months after they are filed. The article's author was a bit remiss …