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Apple WWDC 2010 keynote (iPhone 4 announced)

Discussion in 'computers, web and general tech' started by Crispy, Jun 7, 2010.

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  1. Kid_Eternity "Intergalactic Planetary Planetary Intergalactic"

    Got a pair of Sennheiser CX 300-II, great headphones. I swear by Sennheiser now, the best headphones for the price range by far ime...
    Kid_Eternity, Jun 8, 2010
    #181

  2. maldwyn What?

    Is that it then as far as new shiny things getting announced; no make over on the MacPro, free mobile-me, air update, mac-mini's or that touch pad thing?
    maldwyn, Jun 8, 2010
    #182

  3. Kid_Eternity "Intergalactic Planetary Planetary Intergalactic"

    No idea. They've released a new Safari so I guess it's possible that there may be some new stuff coming....
    Kid_Eternity, Jun 8, 2010
    #183

  4. maldwyn What?

    I lost my bookmarks when I installed that :oops:

    Better get round reimporting them from Firefox. :facepalm:
    maldwyn, Jun 8, 2010
    #184

  5. Winot BrixtonIan

    It's worth signing up to xmarks to keep everything tickety boo.
    Winot, Jun 8, 2010
    #185

  6. editor totes amazeballs

    Does Safari work with XMarks (with the password feature)?
    editor, Jun 8, 2010
    #186

  7. Winot BrixtonIan

    It definitely works - but apparently not with password sync (if that's what you meant).

    details
    Winot, Jun 8, 2010
    #187

  8. editor totes amazeballs

    Blimey. Apple surely seem to be on a mission here:
    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #188

  9. Crispy Fond of drink and industry

    That will go to court
    Crispy, Jun 9, 2010
    #189

  10. Kid_Eternity "Intergalactic Planetary Planetary Intergalactic"

    On what basis?
    Kid_Eternity, Jun 9, 2010
    #190

  11. g force Affects Shatner's Basoon

    Well EU competition laws for one...
    g force, Jun 9, 2010
    #191

  12. elbows WoeTimer

    In theory some EU investigation seems possible, but on the otherhand they probably went after Microsoft ina big way due to the huge market share that Windows had, a share that despite all the hype the iPhone is unlikely to achieve. So I dont know.
    elbows, Jun 9, 2010
    #192

  13. Kid_Eternity "Intergalactic Planetary Planetary Intergalactic"

    Why? How is this anti competitive given the high level of choice in the smartphone market?
    Kid_Eternity, Jun 9, 2010
    #193

  14. editor totes amazeballs

    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #194

  15. editor totes amazeballs

    A rumour:

    Note: the use of the 'f' word is not mine.
    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #195

  16. FridgeMagnet ammonia snooker balls

    Hold on, I thought iAds were on mobile content only?
    FridgeMagnet, Jun 9, 2010
    #196

  17. editor totes amazeballs

    I can't quite work that article out myself to be honest, and annoyingly, you can't copy and paste it on here.
    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #197

  18. kyser_soze Hawking's Angry Eyebrow

    @ KE: Apple is creating a restricted and protected space for ad tracking that favours his own product, ergo it's anti-competitive practice because it prevents 3rd parties from accessing information on a like-for-like basis.
    kyser_soze, Jun 9, 2010
    #198

  19. editor totes amazeballs

    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #199

  20. grit A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork

    grit, Jun 9, 2010
    #200

  21. magneze mnemonic beef

    eh? :confused:
    magneze, Jun 9, 2010
    #201

  22. elbows WoeTimer

    I think there may be some bullshit flying around about Safari Reader. It would help if I knew the technical details about how it determines which part of the site is the actual article - maybe it goes by div tags with certain labels, maybe html5 article tags, maybe something else. Either way I dont expect it to be showing any adverts, those who say it still allows Apples own iAds are mistaken, unless they are simply referring to the fact that Safari reader is not on iphone & ipad at the moment.
    elbows, Jun 9, 2010
    #202

  23. stupid dogbot Not Your Type

    Oh do fuck off. :facepalm:
    stupid dogbot, Jun 9, 2010
    #203

  24. grit A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork

    grit, Jun 9, 2010
    #204

  25. elbows WoeTimer

    Well at least with Safari reader the first page is initially loaded in full, meaning the ads still get served to you. User then has to press a button to see the article without ads.
    elbows, Jun 9, 2010
    #205

  26. Kid_Eternity "Intergalactic Planetary Planetary Intergalactic"

    It's only doing that on the product it owns, it's not doing that on other products from what I can tell.

    Again, how does this restrict choice in the market place when punters can go buy a Web OS, RIM, Windows Series 7 or Android device (and plenty of each too)?
    Kid_Eternity, Jun 9, 2010
    #206

  27. editor totes amazeballs

    Why do you think Microsoft got done for including IE in its OS?
    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #207

  28. Crispy Fond of drink and industry

    MS's position was different though, they had monopoly on operating systems. Apple does not have monopoly on smartphones - I see what KE is saying
    Crispy, Jun 9, 2010
    #208

  29. editor totes amazeballs

    How did they have a monopoly on OSs? You could buy Mac, Linux etc etc., and were free to install any browser you liked on Windows.
    editor, Jun 9, 2010
    #209

  30. grit A knife, a fork, a bottle and a cork

    You dont have to be the only player to have a monopoly.
    grit, Jun 9, 2010
    #210
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