lennonmichael
Dec 27, 04:08 AM
The iPad is a tablet PC is designed and developed by Apple. E 'marketed as a special forum for audio and video media, such as books, magazines, movies, music and games and web content. IPad running the same operating system, like the iPod Touch and iPhone. E 'can run their own applications and those developed for the iPhone.
RDX
Sep 10, 01:57 AM
Thanks for your response.
By inbuilt pictures , I meant pictures in "PAGES" templates which has various templates to chose from e.g brochures, posters etc,
I wanted to use some for my website and thus wanted to enquire about its commercial use.
I that Ok. IS there any link in apple website which says so.
your help is highly appreciated.
regards
rdx
By inbuilt pictures , I meant pictures in "PAGES" templates which has various templates to chose from e.g brochures, posters etc,
I wanted to use some for my website and thus wanted to enquire about its commercial use.
I that Ok. IS there any link in apple website which says so.
your help is highly appreciated.
regards
rdx
godbout
Sep 28, 11:13 AM
I am not sure what kind of PB you have but if it is 12" then you are maxed out (I think) I know that the 15" and 17" can have 2GB. Now if you have a 15/17" and want to max it out to gain speed I would not worry about it unless you are doing lots of RAM intensive things... If you are a TRUE multitasker and always have tonnes of things open then maybe it would be good. But what I would suggest is to open activity monitor over the next week and monitor RAM usage as well as page-outs to your hard drive to see if you are low on RAM. And remember that inactive RAM to OSX is just like free RAM so don't worry if most of your little pie chart is blue! If you are not low on RAM then adding more will give you no increase in speed. Good luck to you!
bighabeeb
Apr 13, 08:43 AM
I use Otterbox but I know someone with an Atomic Hybrid Composite case saw it for first time the other day its very light weight and durable.
Anyways I went to the website http://www.atomiciphonecase.com
Looks like they are coming out with an even better model in 2 days called "The Diamondbach". Im going to hold out and see how this looks there isnt much info on it yet but if you go to that website its the 3rd flash picture on the screen.
The picture is just a sketch of it. I want to see actuall pics and a review first before I buy if its like the hybrid but better I will be looking forward to something new my otterbox is just to bulky for iPhone 4.
Diamondback isnt "better" per se, it's a totally different case from the hybrid as it's a full coverage style case, as opposed to the bumper style...
Looks pretty nice though!
Anyways I went to the website http://www.atomiciphonecase.com
Looks like they are coming out with an even better model in 2 days called "The Diamondbach". Im going to hold out and see how this looks there isnt much info on it yet but if you go to that website its the 3rd flash picture on the screen.
The picture is just a sketch of it. I want to see actuall pics and a review first before I buy if its like the hybrid but better I will be looking forward to something new my otterbox is just to bulky for iPhone 4.
Diamondback isnt "better" per se, it's a totally different case from the hybrid as it's a full coverage style case, as opposed to the bumper style...
Looks pretty nice though!
peskaa
Nov 10, 10:53 AM
If he got a simple adapter it'd be possible. Though, I don't think they make just simple Composite-HDMI or whatever the iMac uses like they do VGA-DVI. If he got a converter box ($100-$300) it's possible.
OP, why would you want to run a Genesis on the iMac? Do that retro goodness some justice and buy a CRT :cool:. Seriously, good quality ones are 15 bucks on Craigslist. Computer monitors are even given out now.
Adapters to do it don't really exist - we have adapters to take HDMI/DVI sources to MDP, but that's it. You'd have to get hold of a composite to HDMI upscaler, and then run it through the HDMI to MDP adapter. That's a lot of steps for it to go wrong, not work or simply look awful - and it'd also be expensive.
My advice would simply be to buy a screen for the NES.
OP, why would you want to run a Genesis on the iMac? Do that retro goodness some justice and buy a CRT :cool:. Seriously, good quality ones are 15 bucks on Craigslist. Computer monitors are even given out now.
Adapters to do it don't really exist - we have adapters to take HDMI/DVI sources to MDP, but that's it. You'd have to get hold of a composite to HDMI upscaler, and then run it through the HDMI to MDP adapter. That's a lot of steps for it to go wrong, not work or simply look awful - and it'd also be expensive.
My advice would simply be to buy a screen for the NES.
Drucifer
Jan 3, 02:12 PM
As the topic title says I'm just trying to find out if there is a way to find out if a specific iPod Touch is jailbroken.
To explain things a bit I got a 4th Gen Touch for Christmas and so did my mother-in-law. She isn't really into technology and I personally don't think she will get much use out of the device but none the less she got one and I was showing her some of the features. Turns out someone she knows told her about Jailbraking so I explained to her that she would never really benefit from the features of jailbraking but she said she lent the iPod to this friend who was going to do something to it for her. Now she got it back but I don't know if there is a way to tell if they jailbroke it or just installed apps from their account. She has a number of apps on there, most of which are free apps anyway so I'm not entirely sure what her friend did.
Would the Firmware indicate that it has a jailbroken FW installed?
It drives me crazy when she does this, she lets others on her devices and they download tons of crap that she will never use. They did the same thing with her PC and her Netbook which I've had to restore both of them a number of times because of all the crap others installed on them.
To explain things a bit I got a 4th Gen Touch for Christmas and so did my mother-in-law. She isn't really into technology and I personally don't think she will get much use out of the device but none the less she got one and I was showing her some of the features. Turns out someone she knows told her about Jailbraking so I explained to her that she would never really benefit from the features of jailbraking but she said she lent the iPod to this friend who was going to do something to it for her. Now she got it back but I don't know if there is a way to tell if they jailbroke it or just installed apps from their account. She has a number of apps on there, most of which are free apps anyway so I'm not entirely sure what her friend did.
Would the Firmware indicate that it has a jailbroken FW installed?
It drives me crazy when she does this, she lets others on her devices and they download tons of crap that she will never use. They did the same thing with her PC and her Netbook which I've had to restore both of them a number of times because of all the crap others installed on them.
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Josh
Dec 21, 09:30 AM
^ Thanks!
Can do :)
The items are not in the Apple Mouse/Keyboard boxes, as they came inside the PowerMac's box, but they are in their unopened plastic packaging.
Can do :)
The items are not in the Apple Mouse/Keyboard boxes, as they came inside the PowerMac's box, but they are in their unopened plastic packaging.
calebcg
Mar 7, 04:39 PM
I was also wondering what the line will be like in Knoxville. I found these (http://www.tuaw.com/2010/04/03/images-from-the-ipad-line-in-knoxville-tn/) pictures from the iPad launch but they aren't too informative.
~Shard~
Dec 14, 10:03 PM
I also have about 5 discs that were messed up when I burned them. If you want them, $1 shipped for all 5. Great for art projects.
Selling software which might help someone out is all well and good, and as you say, legal, but selling coasters is just plain weak dude... :p :cool:
Selling software which might help someone out is all well and good, and as you say, legal, but selling coasters is just plain weak dude... :p :cool:
r6girl
Nov 30, 12:16 PM
or try www.the-gadgeteer.com
you might have to search a little (or simply scroll through the review index), and it might work best if you're narrowed it down to a few options and want to compare them.
good luck!
marianne
you might have to search a little (or simply scroll through the review index), and it might work best if you're narrowed it down to a few options and want to compare them.
good luck!
marianne
omar4578
May 6, 01:51 AM
ok, so im trying to figure out the best way to control my friends macbook pro from my macbook pro...
she is too far away to help her with her with installing photoshop cs5 in her computer...so i want to know which is the best way i can do it...
she has the photoshop cd and she will pop it in her mbp, then i will control her computer from there...
how can this be done, i have tried it on a windows, and was never successful with it, i used remote desktop connection but never got it to work, how can i do this with a mac?
also she needs to give me permission to access her mac, what does she need to do to let me in?
thanks
she is too far away to help her with her with installing photoshop cs5 in her computer...so i want to know which is the best way i can do it...
she has the photoshop cd and she will pop it in her mbp, then i will control her computer from there...
how can this be done, i have tried it on a windows, and was never successful with it, i used remote desktop connection but never got it to work, how can i do this with a mac?
also she needs to give me permission to access her mac, what does she need to do to let me in?
thanks
Anonymous Freak
Mar 30, 07:58 PM
That is one power-hungry clock!
Anyway, as others have said, use the Cmd-Opt-X-O to boot the ROM disk if you prefer (or you can set up a system to boot from floppy that loads a RAM drive, then run from the RAM drive,) to minimize even the floppy use.
If all that is going on is minimal clock processing and the CRT, you can probably get away with no fan. Maybe find a newer/quieter fan to put in instead if you're really worried.
Anyway, as others have said, use the Cmd-Opt-X-O to boot the ROM disk if you prefer (or you can set up a system to boot from floppy that loads a RAM drive, then run from the RAM drive,) to minimize even the floppy use.
If all that is going on is minimal clock processing and the CRT, you can probably get away with no fan. Maybe find a newer/quieter fan to put in instead if you're really worried.
nph
Dec 5, 11:49 AM
Hi,
I just bought the new PB15 HD and have followed all the threads about the display issue with big interest. Mine has the horizontal lines as well although not as pronounced as the ones I saw in the Apple store.
If I dont see anything about a fix before the end of the week I will send it back to Amazon since I dont want a screen that is not perfect. Maybe it is my imagination but it does not seem as sharp to me as I expected. Although still better than the iBook ones.
Today I noticed something though that might give another hint as to the origin of the horizontal lines problem.
When looking at the discussions pages at Apple support and scrolling very slowly the lines between the posting flicker substantially. I have not noticed this on any other cmputer so it tells me that something is up with this one.
It is almost perfect otherwise, gives me over 4 hours of use (realistic use) and has no dead pixels. But I dont want to settle for a less than perfect screen regardless. Then I'd rather take my chanses on the next revision.
Any ideas if the flickering lines could be related to refreshrate which would also explain the horizontal lines or is it just that the faint grey lines makes the horizontal line issue more evident?:confused:
Thanks
I just bought the new PB15 HD and have followed all the threads about the display issue with big interest. Mine has the horizontal lines as well although not as pronounced as the ones I saw in the Apple store.
If I dont see anything about a fix before the end of the week I will send it back to Amazon since I dont want a screen that is not perfect. Maybe it is my imagination but it does not seem as sharp to me as I expected. Although still better than the iBook ones.
Today I noticed something though that might give another hint as to the origin of the horizontal lines problem.
When looking at the discussions pages at Apple support and scrolling very slowly the lines between the posting flicker substantially. I have not noticed this on any other cmputer so it tells me that something is up with this one.
It is almost perfect otherwise, gives me over 4 hours of use (realistic use) and has no dead pixels. But I dont want to settle for a less than perfect screen regardless. Then I'd rather take my chanses on the next revision.
Any ideas if the flickering lines could be related to refreshrate which would also explain the horizontal lines or is it just that the faint grey lines makes the horizontal line issue more evident?:confused:
Thanks
eric55lv
Jan 12, 02:07 PM
it was ok
dgamer84
Feb 4, 10:19 PM
Thread title says it all, it's an MC model btw
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Will Cheyney
Dec 19, 05:01 AM
Tweaked ever-so-slightly. There were some annoying 'shoulder' pixels.
iloveiphone4
May 2, 03:36 PM
read about miitime, but miitime needs a working SIM, i cant use any SIM as my iphone 4 is not unlocked (unlockable baseband currently, dont have geevySIM yet)...
Mr. MacBook
Mar 25, 07:50 PM
No, my dad still has mine until April 2nd.
pilotError
Jan 25, 08:13 AM
This was a great video. If your interested in Leopard (which is a version of OS X BTW), its a must see.
The slides show some of the presentation a little more clearly, but they aren't useful by themselves.
Mike...
The slides show some of the presentation a little more clearly, but they aren't useful by themselves.
Mike...
scottp78
May 4, 03:20 PM
Just wondering how long apple is taking with orders. any one that orderd the BTO 27" with i7 upgrade, Has your order Shipped?
aarond12
Apr 15, 12:32 PM
I guess it all depends on several factors:
1. What purpose do you have for external drives? Time Machine? Video editing?
2. Do you need it today? If so, eSATA is your only real choice until more Thunderbolt drives come to market.
3. How many drives do you need to attach externally? eSATA is one drive per connector. Thunderbolt allows for daisy-chaining drives.
4. Are you filthy rich? The first-generation Thunderbolt drives are gonna be very expensive.
1. What purpose do you have for external drives? Time Machine? Video editing?
2. Do you need it today? If so, eSATA is your only real choice until more Thunderbolt drives come to market.
3. How many drives do you need to attach externally? eSATA is one drive per connector. Thunderbolt allows for daisy-chaining drives.
4. Are you filthy rich? The first-generation Thunderbolt drives are gonna be very expensive.
herdnerfer
Mar 7, 11:02 AM
iTunes will notify you that there is an update available for your iPhone. But it won't upgrade it unless you tell it to. Looks like 4.3 is going to be an unthethered jailbreak right out of the gate though, so it may not matter too much
itickings
Apr 13, 07:55 AM
Why? Why? and Why?
Just use the PS3 for your media server its faster wider range of support etc.
Check out this link:
http://www.applesource.com.au/how-to/soa/How-to-Stream-media-to-a-PS3-from-a-Mac/0,2000451082,339287550,00.htm
Why does everyone think its cool to have a server?
You sound a bit confused. First you want the PS3 to be the server, then you supply a link that deals with making a Mac a media server, then you claim that there is no point in having a server... :confused:
If you want to view media (that is stored on a Mac) on a PS3, the Mac is the media server, not the PS3. And that sounds exactly like what the OP wanted.
Just use the PS3 for your media server its faster wider range of support etc.
Check out this link:
http://www.applesource.com.au/how-to/soa/How-to-Stream-media-to-a-PS3-from-a-Mac/0,2000451082,339287550,00.htm
Why does everyone think its cool to have a server?
You sound a bit confused. First you want the PS3 to be the server, then you supply a link that deals with making a Mac a media server, then you claim that there is no point in having a server... :confused:
If you want to view media (that is stored on a Mac) on a PS3, the Mac is the media server, not the PS3. And that sounds exactly like what the OP wanted.
flynz4
May 1, 12:21 AM
I ahve an older HP wireless printer. The Printer is asking for a WEP for the network 13 or 26 characters. Where can I find the AE WEP?
WEP is very insecure... and I would not use WEP for my wireless network security. All contemporary equipment (I think since 2004) supports WPA2. I would ditch the old printer before I lowered my security to WEP. Alternatively, I would attach it via wire to your router, or via USB to one computer and then share it.
/Jim
WEP is very insecure... and I would not use WEP for my wireless network security. All contemporary equipment (I think since 2004) supports WPA2. I would ditch the old printer before I lowered my security to WEP. Alternatively, I would attach it via wire to your router, or via USB to one computer and then share it.
/Jim
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