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Except for all of us with issues... like my new 6 which now says No Service and doesn't have working Touch ID.
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Sigh, so it looks like the 21.5" is crippled in terms of hard drive and of course RAM access compared to the 27". If you notice, the 21.5" only has a 2.5" hard drive and Apple's tech specs say it is 5400RPM. Meanwhile, the 27" comes with a 7200R…
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"It is odd that Apple didn't add a bug button to report Maps errors, as it did in launching Safari 1.0." But there so clearly is such a button. In the Maps options screen (where you select view type, print, etc., there is "Report a Problem" which …
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The question is how well these third party adapters will handle analog audio output for things like speaker docks that don't use digital audio. The Apple adapter has the electronics to provide analog audio output which presumably results in high qu…
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...They're shipping from Nashville as well - or at least mine is. Shows Nashville, TN as the origin scan yesterday with delivery on Friday the 21st. I got my order in at about 12:03AM via the Apple Store app - before the website was showing the st…
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Quote: Originally Posted by SendMe Absolutely correct. The lack of Blu-Ray makes the Mac BETTER, as does Steve not putting any card readers on them. Ah but they do have SD card readers in many of the models now... but if you just have to have…
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"Normal environmental environments" - seriously? What kind of lawyer wrote this?!?
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Quote: Originally Posted by noexpectations OK...I have 4.0.1 on now. From the exact same location in my home, my bars went from 5 to 3. It is clear to me why this fix was sent by Apple. Apple is attempting to throw AT&T under the bus…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Damn_Its_Hot Duh, firmware/software are both programs. The firmware is stored in a different way (and place) than the rest of the software on the device and typically is non-volatile. In a device that keeps the softwar…
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It's interesting that iTunes reported my iPhone 4's OS was being updated and THEN clearly said the firmware was being updated. The bars would just be a software fix, I imagine; so why the firmware update? Hmm.
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Quote: Originally Posted by brian5s ...The phones being manufactured will now automatically connect to any public WiFi network in range and use that as it's primary data connection... Maybe the phones will identify "official" public WiFi netwo…
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Whatever it is, the RGB color stripes only add up to about 18 pixels across. That's barely enough for display that scrolls one letter at a time - let alone showing an icon or anything else meaningful.
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I think this is the first time I've heard of a class action suit against a product that has been out for so short of a time that EVERYONE CAN RETURN IT. Normally, I feel like class action suits are for people "stuck" with a product that has a well-…
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Quote: Originally Posted by 8CoreWhore Not a problem with mine. Prolly the sensor. Different ears, heads, and holding positions might affect whether the problem occurs. It doesn't necessarily indicate the problem lies in a defect only with s…
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Quote: Originally Posted by st3v3 This is useful for people who get the issue with no decrease in quality/data speeds, but what about people that do? I don't think a misrepresentation of connection quality would lead to an ACTUAL decrease in conn…
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In the end, it's not a legal battle; it's a profit battle. Adobe has a lot at stake so of course they're going to say everything and anything they can to protect it. Neither company's tactics should be fooling anyone.
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This line almost makes the article worth staying on AppleInsider: "The directive does nothing to prevent potential terrorist passengers from looking out the window to observe their location..."
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Quote: Originally Posted by aduzik The app is only 2.9 MB. Either these are the best compressed maps in the universe, or else the second you lose cellular connectivity, you also lose your maps. It's cheaper, but it seems like you get what you pay…
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Quote: Originally Posted by MacTel Can't wait till my Deskjet D1430 is supported and Mail and Safari stop crashing with the spinning beach ball. I may have to buy a new printer - not very green of HP or Apple to abandon 2 year old printers wit…