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The bad: The Apple iPhone has variable call quality and lacks some basic features found in many cell phones, including stereo Bluetooth support and 3G compatibility. Integrated memory is stingy for an iPod, and you have to sync the iPhone to manage music content. (reviews.cnet.com....ml?tag=pop)
The bad: The Apple iPhone has variable call quality and lacks some basic features found in many cell phones, including stereo Bluetooth support and 3G compatibility. Integrated memory is stingy for an iPod, and you have to sync the iPhone to manage music content (reviews.cnet.com....tag=txt.14)
And Vista57;s UI is childish, flash, and in very bad taste. Nothing in that OS is worth 2 rat cents compared to Linux. So it won57;t even touch the hem of Mac OS X57;s garment (www.appleology.com....x-by-2008/)
Apple dropped the price of its 1GB Shuffle from £49 to £32 (â¬45/$64). This is good news for customers, but bad news for the Product (Red) campaign because it will receive a smaller amount of money for every 1GB Product (Red) Shuffle now sold (www.reghardware.co.uk....d_shuffle/)
I57;ve been lusting after a thin Apple notebook ever since my first trip to Japan in 1999âpreferably a subnotebook, which by definition weighs less than three pounds. In fact, I wanted a thin notebook so bad that I purchased a Japanese Sony Vaio 505 (blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?cat=31)
I highly recommend running Disk Utility Repair Disk Permissions on your hard drive before installing the 10.5.2 Update. If the repair find lots of bad permissions on the first go around, run it again . Apple has posted several important tips in knowledge base Article 307109 that should be heeded before installing 10.5.2 (blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=1302)
Mac software makers must always look over their shoulders, waiting for the moment when Apple will disrupt their business model. With the annual Macworld Expo on the horizon â often the place where such bad news is first heard â what are some of the software categories that may receive Apple57;s attention (blogs.zdnet.com..../?m=200712)
I highly recommend running Disk Utility Repair Disk Permissions on your hard drive before installing the 10.5.2 Update. If the repair find lots of bad permissions on the first go around, run it again . Apple has posted several important tips in knowledge base Article 307109 that should be heeded before installing 10.5.2: (blogs.zdnet.com....e/?cat=165)
As if it wasnt bad enough that Mac OS 10.5 Leopard was delayed by four months, now there are rumblings that iPhone may be delayed due to battery issues. Apple shouldnt be able to blame iPhone software for the delay as they they just moved all of their OS (updates.zdnet.com....Phone.html)
In its defense, Apple says most folks never get around to editing their video clips anyway and that something had to be done to change that equation. Is a new approach so bad? (blogs.usatoday.com....ive/apple/)
As if it wasnt bad enough that Mac OS 10.5 Leopard was delayed by four months, now there are rumblings that iPhone may be delayed due to battery issues. Apple shouldnt be able to blame iPhone software for the delay as they they just moved all of their OS X (updates.zdnet.com....Grady.html)
Quickly, though, the report was called into question. sort of. Apple responded that sales weren't that bad , but refused to give figures. And a subsequent report from Nielsen SoundScan said that legal digital song sales in 2006 have grown 67% from 2005 52; to more than 525 million songs. (www.usatoday.com....unes_x.htm)
Greenpeace is going to have a field day with this one.The love/hate relationship that environmentalists have with Apple Inc. took a turn for the worst on 20 July when the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Energy tightened their requirements for their Energy Star program. The bad (updates.zdnet.com....Grady.html)
I have a bad feeling about this.Boot Camp was only free for the beta and then you had to pay. What are the chances that Apple will put a price tag on this as well (gizmodo.com....311881.php)
the $350 price point for a drive is not bad at all. it's the $20 per blank disc that i have a problem with. it's a 20 cent piece of plastic. yes, i understand they have to re-equip some of their manufacturing equipment, but wtf are they doing when the price point is 80 times as expensive as a blank DVD? (blog.wired.com....ready.html)
The bad: The iPod Nano still doesn't play video, not that you'd want to watch it on the small screen, and there's no built-in FM tuner or recording capability; not all color options are available for all memory sizes (reviews.cnet.com....ml?tag=txt)
Help a young baker show big bad business who's boss in this fast-paced treat. When the retail behemoth Mega-Mart moves in, Jill's beloved family bakery is forced to close. But she's determined to get the business back on its feet with delicious sweets. Help Jill open her own bakery, bring (updates.zdnet.com....ntosh.html)
If you're like me you've been sitting on the sidelines while more daring souls hack away at their iPhones. Personally, I'm not a big fan of tinkering with my iPhone's firmware when I need it to make phone calls. It's bad enough that I can't receive calls while I'm using (updates.zdnet.com....Phone.html)
The bad: The iPhone Bluetooth headset lacks a few basic features such as call mute and redial. It doesn't have a volume rocker, plus it's also on the expensive side. (reviews.cnet.com....tml?tag=pr)
The bad: Leopard was afflicted in some cases by installation woes and application failures; some new features, such as geotagging, aren't obvious to find; users with older Macs can't run Leopar (www.cnet.com/apple-mac.html)
Too bad the current car industry won't do it. They'll have to go under first (which will take a long time), and when we begin anew, we'll do it bette (blog.wired.com....apple.html)
Wow. Something is getting fishy. I wonder if the touch reveals something good (or bad) about Leopard. It has the 3D ish dock and some other things like that (www.tuaw.com....ckers-isp/)
Bricking people57;s iPhones with the next software update would be really bad and would likely create an uproar in the iPhone community like they57;ve never seen before . (blogs.zdnet.com..../?m=200709)
Policy analyst Randolph J. May says the Federal Communications Commission should make needed market reforms to communications policy. There's an area ripe for change that we're not likely to hear discussed on the campaign trail-communications law and policy. While perhaps understandable, this is too bad. Because (updates.zdnet.com....phony.html)
Policy analyst Randolph J. May says the Federal Communications Commission should make needed market reforms to communications policy. There's an area ripe for change that we're not likely to hear discussed on the campaign trail-communications law and policy. While perhaps understandable, this is too bad. Because. (updates.zdnet.com....ategy.html)
Policy analyst Randolph J. May says the Federal Communications Commission should make needed market reforms to communications policy. There's an area ripe for change that we're not likely to hear discussed on the campaign trail-communications law and policy. While perhaps understandable, this is too bad. Becaus (updates.zdnet.com....phony.html)
If you're like me you've been sitting on the sidelines while more daring souls hack away at their iPhones. Personally, I'm not a big fan of tinkering with my iPhone's firmware when I need it to make phone calls. It's bad enough that I can't receive calls while I'm usin (updates.zdnet.com....Diary.html)
New iPhone wannabes: LG Voyager and Blackberry 9kVerizon is more abusive to it's customers than AT&T.However the phone does look good, to bad they treat their customers poorly.Haha, I KNEW it wouldn't take long!Suddenly the iPhone was the first phone to have a touchscreen. We'll just ignore 4 years of. (updates.zdnet.com....Berry.html)
If it wasn't bad enough that to have processor and CPU whine, poor Airport reception and solar ambient temperatures, it appears that some early MacBook Pro batteries are now failing. Christopher Price from PCSIntel.com has uncovered what appears to be a potential issue with the first batch of MacBook Pro (updates.zdnet.com....ttery.html)
Dell has gotten a lot of bad ink due to what is essentially Sony's bad batteries. Will the same fate fall on the folks in Cupertino, or have the press finally picked up on the true source of the problem (gizmodo.com....196422.php)
I have to admit to being critical of the new Apple keyboard when it came out, but after a little getting used to it57;s not bad. In fact, I57;ve actually become quite attached to it since they added backlighting to the MacBook Air keyboard. (Can anyone explain to my why they chose black for the MBA keyboard? Over, say, I don57;t know, silver!? The black keyboards sticks out like a sore thumb.) (blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=1332)
One thing that I57;m absolutely hooked on is the Play/Pause feature that appears on the F8 key . It57;s perfect if you like to listen to podcasts or audio books but are frequently interrupted or need to make calls. When listening to music, the standard old mute key (above the 60;/61; on the old keyboard) works just fine. It57;s bad however for spoken word because when muted you end up missing things and eventually lose your spot (blogs.zdnet.com/Apple/?p=1332)
So here I am at the Cambridgeside Galleria getting the bad news from techs at the Apple Store. The person who kicked my laptop managed to bust its DC inboard, meaning that it can't be recharged without replacing the inboard. They said they need a week to fix it. I plan to get a second opinion. (www.andycarvin.com....s/2005/09/)
Some food would be nice right now. Too bad someone ate the last apple. I like apples, I think I'll go to the dairy queen it's only a couple of blocks away. It is dark out, what if I can't wake the dog up (www.stpaulrealestateblog.com....e/2007/07/)
What Apple is doing now with their Apple Software Update on Windows iswrong. It undermines the trust relationship great companies have withtheir customers, and that's bad - not just for Apple, but for thesecurity of the whole We (www.kip.ru/realtime/2008/03/)
Hundreds or thousands of people in Canada can no longer get Podcasts or purchase music from the iTunes Music store. This is BAD. Please, Apple, contact Rogers and sort it out. So many people have called Rogers with no luck (www.hypocrisy.nu/2006/01/)
Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs blasted teacher unions, saying pubic schools have become "unionized in the worst possible way" and the key to improving schools is giving principals the authority to fire bad teachers. 03/01/07 (www.education-world.com....oops.shtml)
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