Intell
Apr 21, 02:04 PM
Bluetooth has a range of about 30 feet. Yes, you can use multiple mice and trackpads at the same time. The battery life is about 3-6 months.
AJ Muni
Nov 14, 05:33 PM
I bought this iphone during the whole unlocking frenzy back in september, and I can confirm I was one of the earliest to unlock it with t-mo. (http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=353612&page=11)(post #424). I've pretty much become a 1.0.2 unlocking guru, and can help anyone who wants to unlock, even though I'll ship it unlocked. Now the question, why? Well because I miss my blackberry wayyy to much. I've never gotten used to the keyboard, and I'm about to start a new job that uses blackberry enterprise email. It's in IMMACULATE condition, NOT ONE SCRATCH. It's still hurting selling this beauty, but if the offer is right I'll let it go. PM offers I guess.
I have sold numerous times on here, just look me up (I'm being lazy).
I have sold numerous times on here, just look me up (I'm being lazy).
acfusion29
Apr 30, 04:47 PM
What baseband is the phone running?
i don't think baseband matters
i don't think baseband matters
MechaSpanky
Jan 24, 09:00 AM
@MechaSpanky, someone could still take a screenshot and apply some simple Photoshop (as MacDawg has said).
Yes, that is true and it is a very good point but I still think that a locked PDF file (with the editing capabilities restricted) will deter most people who might think about stealing your stuff. Sure there are others out there that will take the time to download a high res screen capture utility (you will have to actually download a program to do this as the normal screen capture on Macs is 72 ppi, which is low res) but I would imagine that most companies wouldn't do that. It is the same problem that software companies face with piracy. There will always be people who can and will steal stuff, but the majority will not.
I myself, as a designer have been asked to submit samples of my work for review by clients. I have never had anyone steal any of my work (although there have been a couple of companies that might have "borrowed" some of my design ideas but that is even harder to prevent). Just to be safe, I always use a PDF with restricted editing capabilities and I also add a watermark. Sure someone can get around this but it will take them a while to do it (never underestimate the power of a well placed watermark, it can make retouching an image very difficult if positioned correctly).
In the end, I would imagine that the best thing to do is to make sure that you can trust the people who you are dealing with. Of course this is not always an option (nor is it an easy thing to determine).
Yes, that is true and it is a very good point but I still think that a locked PDF file (with the editing capabilities restricted) will deter most people who might think about stealing your stuff. Sure there are others out there that will take the time to download a high res screen capture utility (you will have to actually download a program to do this as the normal screen capture on Macs is 72 ppi, which is low res) but I would imagine that most companies wouldn't do that. It is the same problem that software companies face with piracy. There will always be people who can and will steal stuff, but the majority will not.
I myself, as a designer have been asked to submit samples of my work for review by clients. I have never had anyone steal any of my work (although there have been a couple of companies that might have "borrowed" some of my design ideas but that is even harder to prevent). Just to be safe, I always use a PDF with restricted editing capabilities and I also add a watermark. Sure someone can get around this but it will take them a while to do it (never underestimate the power of a well placed watermark, it can make retouching an image very difficult if positioned correctly).
In the end, I would imagine that the best thing to do is to make sure that you can trust the people who you are dealing with. Of course this is not always an option (nor is it an easy thing to determine).
Learjet035
Mar 2, 06:12 PM
If anyone has an easier idea I 'm all ears. I am just trying to make a photo dvd with music in imovie. I select all and drag into the bar that says drag pics here. If I do 1 @ a time it works if I do all 120 of them I get "Error during import-The file could not be imported: The file could not be found." Any ideas. Is there an easier way to make a photo dvd? Thanks
Eraserhead
Jul 11, 09:17 AM
Quite a few photos seem to have been uploaded in the last few days, what guide are they being used for?
Dagless
Mar 18, 07:21 PM
If I were in your position, I would chose the Mac. Now, choosing between a new Mac and a Wii...that's a bit tougher. :)
I don't know why but you reminded me that I really want a Mac Mini :(
I don't know why but you reminded me that I really want a Mac Mini :(
wordmunger
Feb 25, 08:00 AM
Mine was also shipped yesterday, although I wasn't counting on next-day delivery. Here's hoping!
Edit: Just arrived. :D
Wow! First confirmed delivery is in Europe. Maybe Apple's starting to give some more attention to the European market.
Edit: Just arrived. :D
Wow! First confirmed delivery is in Europe. Maybe Apple's starting to give some more attention to the European market.
nylon
Jan 24, 11:48 PM
I think I will be going with one of the logitech cordless notebook mice and the mac bluetooth keyboard.
These logitech mice have OSX drivers which a lot of the higher end Logitech mice do not. Plus a mini mouse with a mini mac sounds about right ;)
These logitech mice have OSX drivers which a lot of the higher end Logitech mice do not. Plus a mini mouse with a mini mac sounds about right ;)
mrgreen4242
Mar 29, 10:03 AM
Thinking about getting a 360 for a couple FPS games and maybe Oblivion. Looks like a fun game, and I was just wondering if the impression I get from the reviews are correct, or if it's just overzealous writers. :p
The game sounds like it's almost a single player FPS in that there are lots of quests which you can pick up or not and the game more or less just presents options to you rather than following any sort of dictated path. In other words, very open ended like an MMO. Is that accurate, or is it more structured than that? Thanks! :)
The game sounds like it's almost a single player FPS in that there are lots of quests which you can pick up or not and the game more or less just presents options to you rather than following any sort of dictated path. In other words, very open ended like an MMO. Is that accurate, or is it more structured than that? Thanks! :)
Christian 5G
Jun 17, 09:36 AM
What microphone for iPod touch?:confused:
pullober
Aug 13, 11:34 AM
http://herzoptiker.com/kunibert2.gif betting on the cute-effect.
Danneman101
Apr 24, 04:24 AM
I'm trying to issue A promo code to a user, but despite browsing my dev account for 15 minutes I can't find where to do so anymore? Did the remove promo codes or am I just blind?
Nermal
Feb 17, 04:29 PM
I believe that you still need to program the NAM on the phone, but having never seen a Verizon iPhone I don't know whether a jailbreak is required for that or not. You'd also need to know the SPC although I read somewhere that all Verizon phones just use 000000.
Hellhammer
May 2, 11:46 AM
Upgrading RAM does not void your AppleCare, unless you damage something. Obviously, the self-installed RAM is not covered by AppleCare.
Postal
Oct 8, 06:36 PM
When Doom 3 was most recently shown to the public (at QuakeCon in August), it was running on a Radeon 9700 using a Pentium 4 chip (either 2.2 or 2.4 GHz).
As for Carmack's comments, remember that he said that the best experience with Doom 3 as of now, not when the game will be released, is with a Radeon 9700. By the time the game is out the door I'm sure the 9700 will be relegated to "not quite the best" status.
And yes, I have heard that ATI may well put out a 9700-on-steroids model late in the fall, but we'll have to see how it compares to the NV30.
As for Carmack's comments, remember that he said that the best experience with Doom 3 as of now, not when the game will be released, is with a Radeon 9700. By the time the game is out the door I'm sure the 9700 will be relegated to "not quite the best" status.
And yes, I have heard that ATI may well put out a 9700-on-steroids model late in the fall, but we'll have to see how it compares to the NV30.
i-John
Feb 26, 01:45 AM
http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=1102545
Why is this thread locked? and can anyone explain to me "cracked apps"
Cracked apps are apps from the App Store that can be installed on jailbroken iPhones without the need to buy the app. Very wrong as well as very illegal.
Why is this thread locked? and can anyone explain to me "cracked apps"
Cracked apps are apps from the App Store that can be installed on jailbroken iPhones without the need to buy the app. Very wrong as well as very illegal.
Clix Pix
Mar 11, 01:36 PM
Line at Tysons is growing.....probably around 100 now.
Scott-n-Houston
Apr 27, 11:34 PM
I'm likely going to be at the Sugar Land store... maybe Memorial City.
sracer
Oct 15, 10:25 AM
http://www.switcheasy.com/products/Colors_Touch_4G/
Won't let me purchase it yet, though. Not the one I wanted but it's better than the Griffin case I have right now. 14.99 is a good deal.
Thanks for the heads-up. Very nice. I certainly like SwitchEasy Nude for my iPad, and if I wanted to "colorize" my iPod, I'd get this.... but I'm really liking my Griffin Reveal at the moment.
Won't let me purchase it yet, though. Not the one I wanted but it's better than the Griffin case I have right now. 14.99 is a good deal.
Thanks for the heads-up. Very nice. I certainly like SwitchEasy Nude for my iPad, and if I wanted to "colorize" my iPod, I'd get this.... but I'm really liking my Griffin Reveal at the moment.
StevenMacintosh
May 1, 05:02 PM
I have a Macbook (http://www.apple-history.com/?page=gallery&model=mb_mid_10&sort=date&performa=off&order=ASC). I broke my HDD several months back (it was 10.6.x) and replaced it with my brother's old HDD (10.5.8). From then on when I turned it on, it would chime, and go to a black screen. On the black screen it would show what it was doing. (I.E - Turned Airport on, No ethernet connected, turned on the processor, et cetera). I just got Snow Leopard again, I was lazy, and when I install it runs fine until the restart. It says "45 Minutes Left" and "Upgrade will resume on restart." It goes to restart the Mac, comes to the black screen start up, turns everything on, and does not continue the upgrade. Does anyone have any ideas or solutions?
Thank you.
Thank you.
r0k
Apr 29, 05:42 AM
I would say Time Machine is convenient but it is not a viable "only" backup solution. I have lost everything 3 times using TM to a Time Capsule. This happened twice when my backup destination volume became "corrupted" and Apple blamed this on backing up over Wifi and on having my machine sleep in the middle of a backup. Well duh, if the same company wrote the OS and the backup software, I would think they could figure out how to sleep without corrupting a backup destination volume. :mad: The third time was when the Time Capsule power supply died. Apple replaced it for free but by then my lesson was learned: In short, I use a multi layered backup strategy and while Time Machine is a central part, it will never be my "only" backup.
I suggest the following...
From time to time, mount your time machine destination "sparsebundle" file using disk utility. Check it for errors. If it develops errors, don't fret simply delete it and start over. Yes, I just said you should delete your backup. This is how Apple second level support told me to handle a corrupted sparsebundle. Now you see why Time Machine will never be my only backup.
Get TimeMachineEditor.app and change TM backup schedule to once or twice daily instead of hourly. This reduces likelihood of corruption and prevents that darn thing from spinning every time you sit down at the keyboard.
From time to time, copy your Documents folder in its entirety to a firewire drive, network drive or off site backup such as crashplan, or all 3. In OSX, copying a new folder over an older version replaces the entire thing so this strategy does not give the ability to get old files back. You will be able to recover the most recent stuff you backed up but that's it.
If you subscribe to MobileMe, from time to time, grab your most important files and copy them to your iDisk.
I suggest the following...
From time to time, mount your time machine destination "sparsebundle" file using disk utility. Check it for errors. If it develops errors, don't fret simply delete it and start over. Yes, I just said you should delete your backup. This is how Apple second level support told me to handle a corrupted sparsebundle. Now you see why Time Machine will never be my only backup.
Get TimeMachineEditor.app and change TM backup schedule to once or twice daily instead of hourly. This reduces likelihood of corruption and prevents that darn thing from spinning every time you sit down at the keyboard.
From time to time, copy your Documents folder in its entirety to a firewire drive, network drive or off site backup such as crashplan, or all 3. In OSX, copying a new folder over an older version replaces the entire thing so this strategy does not give the ability to get old files back. You will be able to recover the most recent stuff you backed up but that's it.
If you subscribe to MobileMe, from time to time, grab your most important files and copy them to your iDisk.
shahidhaque
Apr 30, 08:01 PM
Nevermind. The solution was as easy as deleting from iTunes (but retaining the files) and then adding them back into iTunes.
rgarjr
May 4, 02:15 PM
Use redsnow.
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