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Above is just the video taken with the Nexus One, the others as well as the authors final verdict (hint: it's the one that I like better!) in this great piece!
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Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Apple. Show all posts
Welcome to the part of the tech blogging life where we take a look at leaks and rumors. We've got two excellent of each with the Xbox 360 802.11n adapter and the Apple iPhone 3GS 8GB.
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It seems that with all the hoopla that Android powered phones and devices have been getting, Apple has been secretly developing a new iPhone for 2010. Yes, it may all be rumor now, but according to Gizmodo's usually good sources, it's all true!
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Designing tech devices are never easy. There are some that at first I thought was bad but turned good when i tried them on, and there are those who look really good but fell apart when I tried using them. Form follows function they say; let's hope that the new Apple media player and Nintendo DSi screens enlargements work.
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Apple's getting sued by a customer over the fact that 3G on his iPhone ain't as fast as advertised: "Twice as fast, half the price." And Apple's defense?
“…No reasonable person in Plaintiff’s position could have reasonably relied on or misunderstood Apple’s statements as claims of fact.”
“…No reasonable person in Plaintiff’s position could have reasonably relied on or misunderstood Apple’s statements as claims of fact.”
In short, no one in their right mind would believe Apple's ad is true.
If that's the case, then Apple's ad department is full of truth-stretchers and mind-distorters. This isn't the first time that their ads overstretched it a bit, two of their iPhone ads got banned in the UK for the following reasons:
- "...exaggerating the speed of iPhone 3G."
- "...ad gave a misleading impression of the internet capabilities of the iPhone"
Just a few days after posting in their site that Macs should also use anti-virus programs (just in case that there are Mac viruses out there in the wild), the administrator decided to pull it down.
The reason?
"We have removed the KnowledgeBase article because it was old and inaccurate," Apple spokesman Bill Evans, explained for Macworld. "The Mac is designed with built-in technologies that provide protection against malicious software and security threats right out of the box,” he added.
Reaaaallllyyy...LOLZ!!! Thanks to that statement, Apple just became the virus-creator's flavor of the month. My prediction? The world will be seeing some viruses that target Macs to come out of the woodwork from today until middle of next year.
The reason why viruses don't target Macs IMO is because they don't have that large enough users to target. Yikes! Now with the statement given by Apple, they will probably be saying the next one a few months from now:
"Me and my big mouth."
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