From Oct 17 Wall st journal:
Apple does a small fraction of the overall PC business, with a 3% share of new
shipments globally during the second quarter.
In the US during the second quarter, Apple had a 5.9% share of new PC
shipments
thru the end of august, mac
All those iPhone users? How many are there? And how many are there
that are Mac users?
Well over a million sold at this point. They are selling at a much more
rapid pace then iPods did when they were introduced. Perhaps they will
take over the world.
Reports are that many people buying
Tom Ipods have a tendency to be overpriced.
Our family has about 3 Creative mp3 players and we all genuinely like ours.
My middle child has a 5 gb Zen Micro, my youngest has a 30 gb Zen
Vision, and I have an old 40 GB Zen Xtra.
All are very good MP3 players and oh by the way each of them
Looking at it I think it might be worth a shot - it is pretty cheap
as well, $50.
They also make a couple of other models, the 101 and 102 (link below)
that have similar functions but accept your own hard drive for much
greater storage.
http://www.agoodic.com/viewproduct.asp?id=575
On
This is quite a critter, though not quite the critter I am looking
for - the MP3 function is provided by a rather limited small portable
player. I might still get one just to have the SW features.
Matthew
On Oct 16, 2007, at 11:00 PM, b_s-wilk wrote:
Matthew,
I bought a terrific
Tom Ipods have a tendency to be overpriced.
Only if you assign no value to great engineering and great design.
Different strokes for different folks. Some people wipe their hands on
their shirt fronts, some don't. I would pay money to NOT use a brown Zune.
All are very good MP3 players and oh
At 10:48 AM 10/17/2007, you wrote:
Only if you assign no value to great engineering and great design.
Different strokes for different folks. Some people wipe their hands on
their shirt fronts, some don't. I would pay money to NOT use a brown Zune.
I am not talking about Zunes I don't have a
Here is an update on the issue of Youtube videos being truncated
which was causing me, as a dial-up user, to be limited to only two
minutes worth of any video from their site.
After failing to get a response to this problem from Google after
numerous e-mails to them, I contacted Rob
Steve in America size counts.
The bigger your stature, the more money you have the larger your
corporation the more attention you seem to get.
Who gets the most news time? Celebrities (Who make bunches of money
then get comps out the wazoo!) Athletes (Who rise fast and fall hard
with
Ah Tom, most of these are first gen and I can replace and change out
batteries very easily and also have plenty of extras. Again you seem
to be a zealot for Apple which is always dangerous. (I understand
that Ipods require a lot of work to change out the battery, Creatives
just have a pop
I do think that big outfits such as Google need to be more responsive to
lowly users who are merely trying to point out a problem. Instead, it
appears as though they waited until some entity that could create some
waves for them mentioned the problem before taking the issue seriously
and
SDK = Software Development Kit
Good news, but what about the bricked iPhones for those who didn't read
the fine print? Users WERE warned.
IMHO, it's taking a long time to release an SDK for the iPhone because
the iPhone is more than just a phone, and more than just a PDA, it's a
computer
First off look at my name It is Stewart, not Stu. (wrong abbreviation also)
Secondly I am not a huge fan of Cheney's
Third I have bought refurbed units where possible and there is a HUGE
price difference.
I have not found anything on an IPod I cant do or don't need.
They found a niche,
I worked in a pc environment where we wouldn't touch a new Windows
Release for atleast a year or two. My wife just got switched from
Win2k to XP this spring by her corporate employer. A Windows upgrade
is a scarrier thing than a mav upgrade although both carry some level
of terror.
There are
Has anybody out there tried iListen, or have any of your friends used
it? What did you/they think?
iListen is voice-recognition software for the Mac. You talk, it types,
with 90-some percent accuracy. It's supposed to be a great advance in
voice-recognition technology for the Mac.
Why am
IMHO, it's taking a long time to release an SDK for the iPhone because
the iPhone is more than just a phone, and more than just a PDA, it's a
computer plus phone plus WiFi device. Did Apple release the iPhone too
early, before the development kit was ready?
When the Mac was born I remember
Constance;
You can get it for $99.00 from MacSpeach directly.
The product seems fishy to me though.
They claim that you can not get a demo because it only works with
certified microphones and they would have to sterilize returned
mikes. Yet they clearly will sell you a no mike version,
On Oct 17, 2007, at 11:16 AM, Rev. Stewart Marshall wrote:
We have a love affair with power and bigness.
In a collective sense, that does seem to be the fact of the matter.
Also, bigness responds to bigness in a manner that is different
than how bigness responds to smallness. It is the
On Oct 17, 2007, at 1:04 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
I'm feeling equally snubbed by a local ISP (HIS.COM) that I have
previously recommended highly on this list. A small company like HIS
ought to know that when they don't respond it is very easy to move
business elsewhere. So it ain't just Google
As funny as the WAMU and the Capital One (big banks deal with big
customers) commercials are sometimes I think they are bang on! Not
that these companies are any better mind you.
Stewart
At 05:38 PM 10/17/2007, you wrote:
In a collective sense, that does seem to be the fact of the matter.
Yeah I missed the date.
There was a rack unit that appeared to be of recent origin.
I think the problem really is that the portable form factor is so
dominate there really isn't any need to avoid miniaturization. You
can get a box that accepts an iPod as a music source with speakers and
a
You might be interested in reading David Pogue's comparison at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2006/07/20/technology/20pogue.html?_r=1ex=1157601600
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