On 5 Jul 2007, at 19:34, Christopher Woods wrote:
Granted they do have a 3G network now, but O2, as usual, were
horrendously
late to the party - they're forever playing catchup (and when
everybody
thought they were going to introduce flat-rate data tariffs last
month, what
did they do? No
On 5 Jul 2007, at 08:33, Christopher Woods wrote:
Pfft.
Good things and bad things will come from this:
Good:
O2 won't be able to knacker the phone by slapping their custom
memory-hogging interface onto it (like they did with my lovely XDA
2i, it
took me ages to clear out the crap they put
Geez who would have thought it...
I was sure Vodafone and Tmobile had this one covered, even 3 came above
O2 in my list.
I certainly won't be switching back to O2.
Generally what does everyone think about the lack of a SDK and Apple
forcing developers to build web applications? Is this a good
Granted they do have a 3G network now, but O2, as usual, were horrendously
late to the party - they're forever playing catchup (and when everybody
thought they were going to introduce flat-rate data tariffs last month, what
did they do? Noo, just a lame Blackberry tariff!)
As a former customer
Christopher Woods wrote:
Pfft.
Good things and bad things will come from this:
Good:
O2 won't be able to knacker the phone by slapping their custom
memory-hogging interface onto it (like they did with my lovely XDA 2i, it
took me ages to clear out the crap they put on it!)
O2 won't be able to
I suspect that the device probalby won't get much support from backstage
apps if it exclusive to one network?
On 05/07/07, Michael Sparks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Thursday 05 July 2007 08:28, Brian Butterworth wrote:
> And I thought that we were supposed to have a free market in the UK?
I
Ah yes, can't beat the sound of analogue, all that warmth and body to the
sound every time.
Of course, that statement only applies for outboard studio hardware, I have
no idea what I'm doing posting that in this conversation. I'm firmly in the
"emu-and-rip" camp on this one ;) ... but all it ta
On Thursday 05 July 2007 08:28, Brian Butterworth wrote:
> And I thought that we were supposed to have a free market in the UK?
In a free market different companies are free to make whatever deals they like
with other companies, like, for example, companies being the exclusive
supplier of a prod
There is also the amazing "what you here" input channel you have on Audigy
cards...
On 05/07/07, Martin Belam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I love the fact that it takes quite a few comments before someone says
the equivalent of "or stick a lead in the headphone socket" rather
than running some co
why would Apple prevent users installing another browser?
Surely not - I thought there was only one big computer company in the
world who ever used restrictive anti-competitive practices? Well, at
least only one who regularly gets called out for it anyway :-)
all the best,
martin
On 05/07/07
I love the fact that it takes quite a few comments before someone says
the equivalent of "or stick a lead in the headphone socket" rather
than running some complicated set of emulators and software and
hardware to get the music into a different format. Stick the lead in
the headphone socket every
Mario, Thanks, I know about the API but prefer the files if their going
to be maintained... its been a couple of weeks now, so suppose I better
accept the change :( I'm an old, old UNIX programmer and my tools of
choice are C and shell script - have a high level of inertia with these
new java and
Pfft.
Good things and bad things will come from this:
Good:
O2 won't be able to knacker the phone by slapping their custom
memory-hogging interface onto it (like they did with my lovely XDA 2i, it
took me ages to clear out the crap they put on it!)
O2 won't be able to slap their branding on it
And I thought that we were supposed to have a free market in the UK?
On 05/07/07, Adam Burt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It looks like O2 have the iPhone in deal in the bag for the UK...
http://business.timesonline.co.uk/tol/business/industry_sectors/telecoms/article2028678.ece
Cheers
Adam
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Se
Ian,
It does seem sad that SVG isn't supported, given that developers
weren't thrilled by wwdc this may be par. Opera's nose is also out,
why would Apple prevent users installing another browser?
would this be legal in Europe?
the keyboard video smacks of Newton, but sales are high, so.
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