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@Boltsfan17, where did you get the parts?
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Dot releases are sent out via the public beta program. I got 10.10.1 a few days before public release via the public beta.
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Maybe these people have their personal stuff on their iPads that they already owned? Even if I were given a super new device temporarily, I'd probably also keep using the one that has all my stuff on it and that I'm familiar with; at least for my pe…
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lilgto64, that a great idea. paxman, how about if swiping left of the home screen got the "dashboard" screen just like on OS X?
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I wonder what the midi-chlorian count in these new mice will be...
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Also, I have used this feature between 2 macs with thunderbolt 1 ports so do know that it works Mac to Mac with both TB1 and TB2. I'd assume that if Apple has a driver that works with both, then so would this driver from Intel. Also, if they are com…
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Video demo: http://on.aol.com/video/intel-thunderbolt-networking-demo-518187257 and I swear he said on both thunderbolt 1 and 2...
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Seems like Microsoft was researching this back in 2010 already... http://research.microsoft.com/pubs/144715/4208a109.pdf
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If you read the Intel press release linked in the article, this article has a few mistakes. First, this is not exclusive to thunderbolt 2; works fine with thunderbolt 1. Second, this is already available on Macs running Mavericks. What Intel is rele…
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maestro64 wrote: » You know I maybe old fashion but I tend to like to hold and touch and play with things before I buy them. If I know exactly what I want and used it before buying on line is no problem. But I always worries about your situation, …
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The same restrictions are on OS X. The app store apps must use Apple's IAP system. Other apps can use whatever they want. Just like on iOS where non-AppStore apps can use whatever they want (they just have to be written in HTML5 there). Wouldn't y…
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The whole point of blocking 3d party in app purchases is to protect people. If Apple didn't block it, every developer would do their own IAP so they can only pay the credit card fees instead of Apple's 30%. Stupid people (and there are LOTS of them)…
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They could answer the call in software, play a pre-recorded message, then hang up. On the plus side, blocked callers couldn't leave voicemail (unless you're iPhone is off or out of coverage area). Also, you could maybe put different messages on di…
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I'd install http://www.primatelabs.com/geekbench/ on your current MBA, and compare results of that to their DB of benchmarks for MBA you want to buy. That'll give you a vague idea of what monumental is.
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How is everyone so sure this is an iPhone? Perhaps the iPod Classic is being replaced with something that is like an iPod Touch (screen, os, connectors, camera) but with large capacity hard drive (like the current iPod classic)? Perhaps the size i…
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Quote: Originally Posted by Tallest Skil If you have the content creators actively pushing FOR bandwidth expansion rather than pushing AGAINST it, you wind up with, shocker, more bandwidth, thanks to lobbying and whatever else they do.…
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Quote: Originally Posted by zroger73 Eggzactly. The ATV is beginning to remind me of my first Sony Blu-Ray player a few years ago. It was absolutely polluted with junk icons (kinda like a new Windows PC) - there was (is?) a dedi…
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I'm still wonder why they didn't just add tabbing windows together to the window manager instead. Would be nice if all apps could use it for "free" or opt-in to using it like full screen mode. Since lots of apps use the whole sidebar feature…
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Anyone find any documentation anywhere suggesting or stating if this memory compression is, will be, or already has been applied to iOS?
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Quote: Originally Posted by JCE10 Keep in mind that iPhones have always used 3:2 aspect ratio displays. A 4.6" with a 3:2 aspect ratio will be quite huge. The 4+ inch phones currently on the market are mostly 16:9, which is long and narrow (relat…