nobunaga209
Sep 9, 09:43 PM
^^lol, ouch...was that necessary? :rolleyes:
JonHimself
Feb 7, 12:08 PM
I may be wrong, but doesn't iTunes convert WMA songs automatically? I'm working on switching over a friend and got him to use iTunes as a start and I think he said when he imported his WMA's it converted them...
Chupa Chupa
Oct 8, 07:40 AM
Keep in mind that T-Mobile also operates Wi-Fi hotspots and probably will get into get into the wireless internet biz soon. Talking with Apple doesn't necessarily mean they are talking phones. It could be some other marketing or technical arrangement about some other product or Leopard feature.
There has also been a long standing rumor that the Blackberry Pearl (sold by TMobile) will be iTunes enabled soon.
Also don't expect Apple to allow an iPhone to be crippled. In fact, I expect Apple to sell the iPhone itself and use excess bandwidth from the various cell phone companies. Something along the lines of Virgin Mobile. Probably pay-as-you-go as well, just like iTunes.
There has also been a long standing rumor that the Blackberry Pearl (sold by TMobile) will be iTunes enabled soon.
Also don't expect Apple to allow an iPhone to be crippled. In fact, I expect Apple to sell the iPhone itself and use excess bandwidth from the various cell phone companies. Something along the lines of Virgin Mobile. Probably pay-as-you-go as well, just like iTunes.
jb60606
Mar 16, 12:23 AM
My colleague has one and I have to say that I am impressed by the Zune. It's as good, if not better than any portable media player on the market and I loved the brown shell. The problem is that Microsoft doesn't know how to play from behind the competition, especially with a device that only serves one purpose and can't really be improved enough to catch people's attention. It was a silly decision to jump in the market so late in the game. Apple's market share in this sector was insurmountable.
ste9986
Apr 14, 07:16 AM
Same VGA cable each time? How long? Old? New? Does the VGA cable itself work wih other devices as expected?
Could also be bad mini-DP to VGA converter.
Thankyou for the reply.
The VGA cable is integrated in the miniDP-VGA adapter, about one meter long. But i've tried with an apple adapter + VGA cable that i usally use with my PC, same problem... :( I tried on a Mbacbook pro 13' and there is no problem..
Sounds like that 9400m video card is crappy.. or at least mine.. :(
Could also be bad mini-DP to VGA converter.
Thankyou for the reply.
The VGA cable is integrated in the miniDP-VGA adapter, about one meter long. But i've tried with an apple adapter + VGA cable that i usally use with my PC, same problem... :( I tried on a Mbacbook pro 13' and there is no problem..
Sounds like that 9400m video card is crappy.. or at least mine.. :(
Lyle
Sep 12, 09:57 AM
My wife and I were getting ready to leave for the airport, to fly to New York. A few weeks earlier, we'd gotten the news that her cancer had recurred, and we were going to see a specialist in New York. We didn't have the TV on, but my mother called and asked me if we knew what was going on. I said I didn't, and she simply said, "You'd better turn your TV on. You're not going to be flying to New York today."
peharri
Oct 9, 07:19 AM
One interesting bit of information about T-Mobile most people are unaware of.
As TFA mentions, this press conference centered around T-Mobile's 3G plans, after they won a large amount of spectrum in the recent FCC auctions.
What's interesting is the amount of spectrum they won. They essentially won spectrum in every single US market in the USA, including Hawaii and Alaska. This makes them the first network in the US that really could, if it wanted to, cover the entire USA with their own network.
For reasons that escape me, the FCC has always subdivided the country into small areas, some as small as a county, when auctioning licenses. I think this is because the FCC is pretty convinced that cellphones are actually just a form of long range cordless phone and nobody expects them to work more than a few miles from home or something.
This time the FCC auctioned much larger areas, called REAs, overlapping a lot of much smaller areas that were also licensed, called BEAs and CMAs. T-Mobile won one of each of the REAs, the largest areas, with the exception of Alaska. They were also won a BEA which is one of the few that is large enough to cover an entire state - namely, Alaska.
I'm not saying T-Mobile will roll out a truly "works everywhere" network. The frequencies chosen for 3G are high (1750MHz downlink and 2150MHz uplink), so the whole "goes through walls" problem that T-Mobile currently suffers from (their current network is 1900MHz) isn't going to get any better. And clearly, there's little economic incentive to put a tower in the middle of a desert, whether you have a license for it or not. But certainly they have the capability now of doing so, and providing coverage everywhere, which is pretty cool.
As TFA mentions, this press conference centered around T-Mobile's 3G plans, after they won a large amount of spectrum in the recent FCC auctions.
What's interesting is the amount of spectrum they won. They essentially won spectrum in every single US market in the USA, including Hawaii and Alaska. This makes them the first network in the US that really could, if it wanted to, cover the entire USA with their own network.
For reasons that escape me, the FCC has always subdivided the country into small areas, some as small as a county, when auctioning licenses. I think this is because the FCC is pretty convinced that cellphones are actually just a form of long range cordless phone and nobody expects them to work more than a few miles from home or something.
This time the FCC auctioned much larger areas, called REAs, overlapping a lot of much smaller areas that were also licensed, called BEAs and CMAs. T-Mobile won one of each of the REAs, the largest areas, with the exception of Alaska. They were also won a BEA which is one of the few that is large enough to cover an entire state - namely, Alaska.
I'm not saying T-Mobile will roll out a truly "works everywhere" network. The frequencies chosen for 3G are high (1750MHz downlink and 2150MHz uplink), so the whole "goes through walls" problem that T-Mobile currently suffers from (their current network is 1900MHz) isn't going to get any better. And clearly, there's little economic incentive to put a tower in the middle of a desert, whether you have a license for it or not. But certainly they have the capability now of doing so, and providing coverage everywhere, which is pretty cool.
Nebulance
Apr 12, 05:00 PM
Isn't this illegal? I mean they probably need to hack into Apple's database to add the IMEIs in question, which is pretty illegal.
yeah, just what I was thinking. The whole 'accessing Apple's database' seems pretty illegal to me. I don't see how they can get away with that no matter how you look at it.
yeah, just what I was thinking. The whole 'accessing Apple's database' seems pretty illegal to me. I don't see how they can get away with that no matter how you look at it.
MrCheeto
Apr 12, 05:23 PM
I have a Mac Pro that has all 4 bays full. Two 500gb drives, a 1tb drive, and a 1.5tb drive.
They're all full up! Yup!
I need a way to put as much of the data from all of the drives onto as few drivs as possible. I calculate 3.5tb, so two 2tb drives would do for now and I can expand to four 2tb drives or larger drives in the future.
So how do I go about simply automatically merging the data from multiple drives to one?
They're all full up! Yup!
I need a way to put as much of the data from all of the drives onto as few drivs as possible. I calculate 3.5tb, so two 2tb drives would do for now and I can expand to four 2tb drives or larger drives in the future.
So how do I go about simply automatically merging the data from multiple drives to one?
Rychiar
Oct 25, 08:30 AM
DRM is so dumb, I don't see why these record companies are so obsessed with it. CDs don't have it, F iTunes. I'd rather buy CDs anyway and rip em:p
wrldwzrd89
May 1, 12:33 PM
Wow, I got Firefox to open after downloading older version of Firefox again. Can't believe it. I am not relieved and happy. Thanks Mactouros for your advice too!
I already had Firefox 3.6.17 running on here but after i downloaded it again, it says this -
You�re now running Firefox 3.6.17.
For security reasons, we recommend downloading the latest and greatest version.
Yeah, that's normal if you're running any Firefox prior to Firefox 4.
I already had Firefox 3.6.17 running on here but after i downloaded it again, it says this -
You�re now running Firefox 3.6.17.
For security reasons, we recommend downloading the latest and greatest version.
Yeah, that's normal if you're running any Firefox prior to Firefox 4.
flopticalcube
Apr 20, 10:21 AM
I have used a Netgear GS605 for years with no issues. $25 on Amazon.
jagolden
Aug 8, 07:39 AM
... Who needs their crappy software anyway?
I do! I need entourage, xcel and Word, PERIOD. It's not so much a matter of choice as fitting in with the rest of my company. Mac users used to exist in a bubble, but no for many years now. They must also fit in with corporate.
Innovative Trading Card Game
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Game Over - Bachelor Party
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There was a game so massive,
X - game over
I do! I need entourage, xcel and Word, PERIOD. It's not so much a matter of choice as fitting in with the rest of my company. Mac users used to exist in a bubble, but no for many years now. They must also fit in with corporate.
yg17
Mar 23, 02:40 PM
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Omad0n
Dec 31, 02:06 AM
On the whole I'm going to have to say I don't care much for it. I agree, it just looks really cluttered now, and with a story being squished in the middle, but coming down a long way instead of running across the whole browser window it just feels off. Oh well, perhaps this will inspire me to contribute so the stories can look right again.
Rower_CPU
Jan 9, 02:49 PM
Originally posted by sonofslim
the tabs on the homepage are back to being weird on IE 5.0 under OS 9.2.
Can you post a screenshot?
the tabs on the homepage are back to being weird on IE 5.0 under OS 9.2.
Can you post a screenshot?
applefan289
Apr 1, 08:31 PM
oh in this case Iphone
I just ordered from the McRumors menu.
I just ordered from the McRumors menu.
kretzy
Dec 19, 09:52 PM
if built in photoshop, use imageready to make the animations. Just use your layers from photoshop to create each frame of the animation.
OR
fireworks can do the same thing, if you're using the macromedia tools.
OR
flash or whatever - there's a bunch of choices, and I'm sure someone else can give you a more exhaustive list, but the first two would work wonders for what you've got going on here...
Thanks for the advice! ;)
I ended up finding a little app. called GIFfun which seems to do the job.
OR
fireworks can do the same thing, if you're using the macromedia tools.
OR
flash or whatever - there's a bunch of choices, and I'm sure someone else can give you a more exhaustive list, but the first two would work wonders for what you've got going on here...
Thanks for the advice! ;)
I ended up finding a little app. called GIFfun which seems to do the job.
DrakkenWar
Apr 28, 01:30 AM
There is not a viable read (bootable) install of either 10.4 or 10.5 on the primary hard drive. So you have a few options. If you want to stick with mac os? You need to either make your way to www.lowendmac.com, or ebay. to get a copy at a price you can afford. Or you might want to look at www.distrowatch.com for some viable alternatives. Granted Linux on the PPC arch is going out of style and fast, but for the time being it could be a fix to get you up and running until you can get a viable boot disk of Tiger or Leopard.
~Drake
~Drake
didb
Mar 31, 07:30 AM
What are the chances of seeing this on e.g. Windows anytime soon? It would really broaden the connections and usefulness of the quite neat piece of app. Anything new on this case?
thermodynamic
Apr 23, 06:51 PM
Sounds like they will be getting rid of appliances and other things that are not selling well.
Reducing store size means lower heating and lighting costs; halogen lights do cost rather a lot to use.
If they can't sell, they'll whittle down everything else and still make a big grin and say "Big profits, come here shareholders!"
Reducing store size means lower heating and lighting costs; halogen lights do cost rather a lot to use.
If they can't sell, they'll whittle down everything else and still make a big grin and say "Big profits, come here shareholders!"
snowleopard48
Apr 27, 09:08 AM
One way to avoid this (The cause still being unknown, though) is to uncheck the box in iTunes that says "Sync Music Automatically", then just drag the playlists you want up to your iPhone in the sidebar.
MacFan25863
Sep 13, 11:22 PM
Tried it and hated it. I'll keep with MX 2004 until they release an update to speed things up. Of course, I never have been one to work well with new versions. I just upgraded to Tiger today :D
Is this app safe to uninstall by just deleting the folder? The installation thing makes me wary of just trashing it, for there may be other files somewhere...
Is this app safe to uninstall by just deleting the folder? The installation thing makes me wary of just trashing it, for there may be other files somewhere...
Macula
Oct 25, 11:37 AM
As Apple's market share increases, so will the fury of competitors, legislators, hackers and open source advocates alike.
OS X is already cracking open (see for example http://semthex.freeflux.net/), and it is now possible to run OS/X with very few glitches on any super-fast (if ugly) Dell machine or any other $300 x86 clone.
Likewise, DRM is beginning to leak.
I am curious to see for how long Apple will be able to safeguard its monopolies. Restricting its content (OS/X, music, video, etc.) to run only on its own hardware platform is a GREAT idea in principle, but I have serious doubts that it is technically VIABLE in the long term.
This may turn out to be for Apple the greatest cost of its transition from PowerPC to Intel.
OS X is already cracking open (see for example http://semthex.freeflux.net/), and it is now possible to run OS/X with very few glitches on any super-fast (if ugly) Dell machine or any other $300 x86 clone.
Likewise, DRM is beginning to leak.
I am curious to see for how long Apple will be able to safeguard its monopolies. Restricting its content (OS/X, music, video, etc.) to run only on its own hardware platform is a GREAT idea in principle, but I have serious doubts that it is technically VIABLE in the long term.
This may turn out to be for Apple the greatest cost of its transition from PowerPC to Intel.
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