Brendon Bauer
Apr 17, 02:45 AM
Thanks, that worked great! A lot more simple then I was expecting...
holyindian
Mar 21, 02:28 PM
Half the day has passed. nothing yet!! :confused:
AVnut
Apr 27, 09:46 PM
I tested this with another free app (Overstock)
1. Synced my wife's iPhone 4 which has Overstock 1.8 with her iTunes account
2. Copied app to shared user folder
3. Logged in as her on my iPhone >settings>store
4. Installed newer version of app over wifi on my phone (Overstock 1.8.1)
5. Synced my phone with my iTunes account - Overstock app shows up in iTunes
6. Disconnect iPhone from computer and delete app from phone
7. Delete Overstock 1.8.1 from iTunes app window
8. Drag Overstock 1.8 .ipa to iTunes app window and drop in
9. Re-sync phone to iTunes and Overstock 1.8 installs onto phone
10. Disconnect phone and app is installed and runs fine
Side benefit is app requires wife's password to update so for the Optimum app it will be impossible to update it and break the VPN again.
1. Synced my wife's iPhone 4 which has Overstock 1.8 with her iTunes account
2. Copied app to shared user folder
3. Logged in as her on my iPhone >settings>store
4. Installed newer version of app over wifi on my phone (Overstock 1.8.1)
5. Synced my phone with my iTunes account - Overstock app shows up in iTunes
6. Disconnect iPhone from computer and delete app from phone
7. Delete Overstock 1.8.1 from iTunes app window
8. Drag Overstock 1.8 .ipa to iTunes app window and drop in
9. Re-sync phone to iTunes and Overstock 1.8 installs onto phone
10. Disconnect phone and app is installed and runs fine
Side benefit is app requires wife's password to update so for the Optimum app it will be impossible to update it and break the VPN again.
Waluigi
Dec 31, 12:03 AM
As a professional web designer here is my input, take it for what it is worth:
Pros:
-Improved, more modern look with the tabs
-Compatibility
-Size of HTML file
Cons:
-Too much information coming at you at once with three columns instead of two
-Larger Google Ads
-Still not remotely consistent with the mac fourms in terms of style
-Addition of additional color (light blue), which makes 4 (red, tan, white, and now blue)
Overall, a good start, but there is still a lot more asthetic work to be done.
--Waluigi
Pros:
-Improved, more modern look with the tabs
-Compatibility
-Size of HTML file
Cons:
-Too much information coming at you at once with three columns instead of two
-Larger Google Ads
-Still not remotely consistent with the mac fourms in terms of style
-Addition of additional color (light blue), which makes 4 (red, tan, white, and now blue)
Overall, a good start, but there is still a lot more asthetic work to be done.
--Waluigi
CraigStanton
Oct 13, 06:39 PM
iPhototoGoogleEarth (http://craig.stanton.net.nz/software/iPhotoToGoogleEarth.html)allows you to link photos to Google Earth so you can "fly" to that spot on earth. You need to have the photos geotagged already.
And to do that without the aid of a GPS device you can use Google Earth 4 and my Geotagger (http://craig.stanton.net.nz/software/Geotagger.html). It's a little droplet that gets the coordinates at the center of the GE view and inserts them into any jpegs you drop on it.
And to do that without the aid of a GPS device you can use Google Earth 4 and my Geotagger (http://craig.stanton.net.nz/software/Geotagger.html). It's a little droplet that gets the coordinates at the center of the GE view and inserts them into any jpegs you drop on it.
Jony Mac
Mar 16, 07:42 AM
Thats strange...I thought they wouldnt boot without the PRAM
FelixDerKater
Nov 25, 09:11 PM
Does Logitech's mouse software support the MX900 yet or is it still only programmable with Expos�?
MacRumors
Oct 25, 07:23 AM
http://www.macrumors.com/images/macrumorsthreadlogo.gif (http://www.macrumors.com)
CNN posted followup (http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/ptech/10/24/ipod.code.ap/index.html) to the previous news that Jon Lech Johansen ("DVD Jon") had reverse engineered Apple's FairPlay Digital Rights Management (DRM) format.
Johansen has formed a company to license the format to other companies interested in providing DRM protected files that are playable on Apple's iPod. Apple has not allowed other companies to license FairPlay, effectively blocking most companies from selling DRM protected songs that can play on the iPod.
The article states that "an unnamed client will soon use the technology so its copy-protected content will be playable on iPods". Details are not available yet.
DVD Jon had previously circumvented FairPlay's DRM (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2003/11/20031122001549.shtml) in and since then multiple other tools have appeared to provide similar functionality for updated versions of Quicktime/iTunes. Jon is also credited for developing an algorithm named deCSS to strip a DVD of its encryption (called Content Scramble System (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_Scramble_System), or CSS), hence his nickname.
CNN posted followup (http://www.cnn.com/2006/TECH/ptech/10/24/ipod.code.ap/index.html) to the previous news that Jon Lech Johansen ("DVD Jon") had reverse engineered Apple's FairPlay Digital Rights Management (DRM) format.
Johansen has formed a company to license the format to other companies interested in providing DRM protected files that are playable on Apple's iPod. Apple has not allowed other companies to license FairPlay, effectively blocking most companies from selling DRM protected songs that can play on the iPod.
The article states that "an unnamed client will soon use the technology so its copy-protected content will be playable on iPods". Details are not available yet.
DVD Jon had previously circumvented FairPlay's DRM (http://www.macrumors.com/pages/2003/11/20031122001549.shtml) in and since then multiple other tools have appeared to provide similar functionality for updated versions of Quicktime/iTunes. Jon is also credited for developing an algorithm named deCSS to strip a DVD of its encryption (called Content Scramble System (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Content_Scramble_System), or CSS), hence his nickname.
Evangelion
Sep 13, 03:09 AM
Why wanna wait for a 300$ iTV half a year when you can have a 24" iMac now?!?!?!?!? And I'm laughing: WIRELESS... but Ethernet Port etc. p.p.... very helpful! No thanks guys, I'm gonna buy the Cinema-iMac!!!
:cool:
News-flash: iMac is NOT a replacement or an alternative to the iTV. If you think that it is, you are just fooling yourself.
:cool:
News-flash: iMac is NOT a replacement or an alternative to the iTV. If you think that it is, you are just fooling yourself.
Nameci
Apr 2, 09:34 PM
MBP 13"... good luck.
SMM
Oct 11, 11:32 PM
Sorry, but Excel running on Windows (and to a lesser extend, Macs) is by far the standard, and for good reason. It runs wonderfully, on fast and horrendously slow computers.
I've been using Google Spreadsheets to some degree, and while it's kinda cool with the whole online thing, it's slow, lags, and not as good as Excel. Nobody's going to go to a class to learn Google Spreadsheets, they're going to learn Excel in school.
Excel sucks, it one of the worst programs for freeing memory back to the OS, it is an incredible resource hog and kills innovation for aspiring to professional applications. Other than that it is OK for a limited work scope.
Pages is a great app. Text only documents even come out looking better than MS Word. I think people don't like it because it isn't an exact clone of Word. It reminds me of people who won't try a Mac because the OS looks different and scares them haha.
Seriously, if you don't like the inspector then right click on the toolbar at the top and customize it. You would be surprised just how much it can be made to look and function just like Word. If you don't want the templates to come up at start then you can turn that off too.
I think that the two big shortcomings that I find with Pages is the lack of a full mail-merge functionality, which will be fixed with the release of "Lasso" or Numbers or Charts or whatever it is and the lack of a built-in thesaurus as I really don't like to copy and paste from the system wide one. The thesaurus issue is supposed to be fixed with the next version of Pages as well.
Sorry for not being clear. I use Pages and I like it very much. It is the NAME that is not ringing my bell.
I've been using Google Spreadsheets to some degree, and while it's kinda cool with the whole online thing, it's slow, lags, and not as good as Excel. Nobody's going to go to a class to learn Google Spreadsheets, they're going to learn Excel in school.
Excel sucks, it one of the worst programs for freeing memory back to the OS, it is an incredible resource hog and kills innovation for aspiring to professional applications. Other than that it is OK for a limited work scope.
Pages is a great app. Text only documents even come out looking better than MS Word. I think people don't like it because it isn't an exact clone of Word. It reminds me of people who won't try a Mac because the OS looks different and scares them haha.
Seriously, if you don't like the inspector then right click on the toolbar at the top and customize it. You would be surprised just how much it can be made to look and function just like Word. If you don't want the templates to come up at start then you can turn that off too.
I think that the two big shortcomings that I find with Pages is the lack of a full mail-merge functionality, which will be fixed with the release of "Lasso" or Numbers or Charts or whatever it is and the lack of a built-in thesaurus as I really don't like to copy and paste from the system wide one. The thesaurus issue is supposed to be fixed with the next version of Pages as well.
Sorry for not being clear. I use Pages and I like it very much. It is the NAME that is not ringing my bell.
digitalgiant
Jan 30, 03:50 AM
Carracho is the only really good P2P. Give it a shot.
marksman
Apr 12, 01:04 PM
Every time I read these threads I'm reminded why I don't have an iphone. Yeah, I have many other Apple devices, including a 3G iPad, but no iphone. I refuse to be a slave to the man. I wish subsidized devices didn't exist in this country. It reduces competition by locking people into contracts and ultimately holds technology back. Yeah, more people can own the "coolest" phone, but IMHO the ends don't justify the means.
You wish everyone had to pay $700 upfront for a smartphone?
That doesn't make much sense.. Your whole position doesn't make much sense.
Making products more accessible to more people and more affordable reduces competition and holds technology back? Again your post makes no sense.
You wish everyone had to pay $700 upfront for a smartphone?
That doesn't make much sense.. Your whole position doesn't make much sense.
Making products more accessible to more people and more affordable reduces competition and holds technology back? Again your post makes no sense.
henrikrox
Mar 31, 11:51 AM
I don't have any problems waiting.
I would rather have a stable jb and wait then to have a buggy jb.
That being said Im starting to really notice that I dont have a jb. I miss all the features
I would rather have a stable jb and wait then to have a buggy jb.
That being said Im starting to really notice that I dont have a jb. I miss all the features
YoungCreative
Jan 23, 10:30 AM
The old/current matte displays look so lifeless, compared to new glossy displays....
And nobody's going to pay the prices asked, for such old tech. no matter how good the quality... seemingly so close to an update, no matter how far away it is.
Have you spent time working with one of the new glossy displays? I used a new 24" iMac at my day job and it drove me nuts with the reflections. Last week I bought a new MacPro for home and happily grabbed a 23" ACD. So, you better update your stats when you say "nobody's" going to buy an existing ACD.
I bought one, and I love it! If I want glossy, I'll master the DVD and play it back on my TV.
My kids are disappointed that there is no iSight camera, but I reminded them that they aren't getting to use my MacPro anyway, so it doesn't matter. :D
And nobody's going to pay the prices asked, for such old tech. no matter how good the quality... seemingly so close to an update, no matter how far away it is.
Have you spent time working with one of the new glossy displays? I used a new 24" iMac at my day job and it drove me nuts with the reflections. Last week I bought a new MacPro for home and happily grabbed a 23" ACD. So, you better update your stats when you say "nobody's" going to buy an existing ACD.
I bought one, and I love it! If I want glossy, I'll master the DVD and play it back on my TV.
My kids are disappointed that there is no iSight camera, but I reminded them that they aren't getting to use my MacPro anyway, so it doesn't matter. :D
Kunigit
Mar 22, 08:26 AM
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Anyone there today?
Anyone there today?
MacBytes
Dec 21, 12:08 AM
Category: 3rd Party Software
Link: Ambrosia Software releases WireTap Pro (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20041221010824)
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Approved by Mudbug
Link: Ambrosia Software releases WireTap Pro (http://www.macbytes.com/link.php?sid=20041221010824)
Posted on MacBytes.com (http://www.macbytes.com)
Approved by Mudbug
*LTD*
Apr 20, 03:45 PM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_2 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Mobile/8H7)
More proof Apple knows the consumer like no one else. Vertical business model FTW.
More proof Apple knows the consumer like no one else. Vertical business model FTW.
THX1139
Apr 22, 01:56 AM
Watch out for typos.
nomar383
Mar 9, 09:10 AM
Anyone going on Friday intend to tweet the line size and such? That'll help me determine if I head down Friday night or Saturday :)
You think they will restock on Saturday?
You think they will restock on Saturday?
chucknorris
Sep 27, 02:00 AM
Realized yesterday that I took too long... lost 225 bucks CAN because of my stupidity..... I hate that system
Since you order online, they could have taken it off already instead of having to mess around with their UPC codes and forms... anyway, my fault
Did you call them? If not, you should just to see if there's any other recourse.
Obviously, there's no reason to just let the money go if you don't have to.
Since you order online, they could have taken it off already instead of having to mess around with their UPC codes and forms... anyway, my fault
Did you call them? If not, you should just to see if there's any other recourse.
Obviously, there's no reason to just let the money go if you don't have to.
ten-oak-druid
Apr 18, 10:13 AM
Let's hope AT&T improves their service to match Verizon by the time iphone 5 is released.
Dropped iPhone Calls Really Are an AT&T Thing (http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2011/04/17/dropped-iphone-calls-really-are-an-att-thing.aspx)
Sprint will likely get the iphone 5. I wonder how good their service is?
Dropped iPhone Calls Really Are an AT&T Thing (http://www.fool.com/investing/general/2011/04/17/dropped-iphone-calls-really-are-an-att-thing.aspx)
Sprint will likely get the iphone 5. I wonder how good their service is?
swarmster
Apr 15, 10:31 AM
Wirelessly posted (Mozilla/5.0 (iPhone; U; CPU iPhone OS 4_3_1 like Mac OS X; en-us) AppleWebKit/533.17.9 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/5.0.2 Mobile/8G4 Safari/6533.18.5)
It's been interesting to see how many disparate markets have been turned upside-down by the iPhone and iPhone-like smartphones. Camcorders (the Flip line, 80% of the market a couple years ago, was shuttered yesterday), digital still cameras, portable gaming devices, music players, netbooks, and on and on.
It's been interesting to see how many disparate markets have been turned upside-down by the iPhone and iPhone-like smartphones. Camcorders (the Flip line, 80% of the market a couple years ago, was shuttered yesterday), digital still cameras, portable gaming devices, music players, netbooks, and on and on.
mcmlxix
Apr 18, 10:17 AM
Despite a few misses, Kuo has frequently offered fairly accurate information originating from Apple's supply chain, perhaps most notably pinpointing the smaller, thinner MacBook Air (http://www.macrumors.com/2010/07/15/apple-prepping-11-6-macbook-air-and-new-ipod-touch-with-3mp-camera/) ultimately released late last year.
Brilliant! He bested the other analysts who predicted a bigger, thicker MBA. :rolleyes:
Brilliant! He bested the other analysts who predicted a bigger, thicker MBA. :rolleyes:
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