Everything posted by Grahame
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Neil Young claims he was working on an audiophile iPod with Steve Jobs
Speaking of Lossless Streaming. Spotiify is "Testing" Lossless streaming ... http://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2014/09/spotify-is-testing-lossless-audio/
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Ipod Touch / Iphone
How is that different from his use case with the real phone?
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What are you EATING right now?
Eggy (bacon) stuffed hash browns With a little something to follow
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
And you call yourself a prospective doctor!
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Apple Watch
Samsung thankful for the Apple Watch
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The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
In Other news http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2753346/Chinese-medical-student-died-heart-attack-looked-sexy-magazine-fourth-donation-sperm-bank-week.html CJ's a medical student, right?
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Ipod Touch / Iphone
You can, with a steady hand trim some sims. Sim -> Micro -> Nano (depending on your layout of your sim) e.g. http://www.amazon.com/QQ-Tech-Cutter-Standard-iPhone-Adapters/dp/B009P16FKY http://www.amazon.com/Noosy-Micro-Cutter-Converter-adapters/dp/B003UEWF8I You can get Adapters (with varying degrees of success) to convert Nano->Micro->Slim to use a given sim in a different sized holder / slot ... Or like much of the (Non US) world ... Use a Dual Sim Phone ... ( e.g. keep your business number + personal number separate ) http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/test-centre/mobile-phone/3511526/best-dual-sim-smartphones-2014/ http://www.cnet.com/news/why-you-want-a-dual-sim-phone/ http://www.phonearena.com/news/The-best-dual-SIM-phones_id32596 If you want to use your phone, as a phone, you know, for calls + texts ... Or use google voice , as a "virtual" phone / number / font end / - so you can change the physical phone back end at will - without having to inform your contacts - assuming you gave them the google voice number first.
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A mass customized, data mined, big data driven world. "People who thought this news was important, also liked the following news" A world where the greatest minds are not solving "important" problems, but are working out how to make you click on an ad.- Apple Watch
What about a scarf ensemble? #scarfguy.- What are you EATING right now?
Them there's some fancy food trucks you got yourself, Colin.- Ipod Touch / Iphone
Forum Comment on The Register comment thread. http://forums.theregister.co.uk/forum/1/2014/09/10/pundits_bullish_on_apple_over_iday_rollouts/ article http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/09/10/pundits_bullish_on_apple_over_iday_rollouts/ If you take the view that Apple doesn't have to beat the opposition if it can neutralize it ....- Ipod Touch / Iphone
Interesting quote re: ApplePay Apple DOES NOT benefit the mobile payments space To the contrary, Apple Pay basically destroys the business model of everyone playing in the mobile payments space before today! This is great for consumers, but everyone else is busy throwing out their business plan and figuring out how to survive this. I always figured NFC payments would be really hard to make work in the US because everyone wants to take a cut of the transaction. Everyone involved from phone OEMs, carriers, app developers and various others who figured they could insert themselves in the process - all had dreams of making billions off a small cut of the action. Those dreams are now gone. Apple doesn't need a cut (or profit down the road via using/selling customer data) since they make their money selling phones/watches. Payment processors and banks didn't want to give anyone a cut of their action. Merchants didn't want to give a bigger cut than they give now to enable more pigs at the trough. So the banks, payment processors, and merchants all became logical partners of Apple, and the massive support they've lined up guarantees Apple Pay will gain traction where others have failed. Anyone who wants to play the mobile payments game after today will have to play by the profit-free information-free rules Apple has now set in stone. Brilliant move by Apple, this deals Google's aspirations a crippling blow by taking away their ability to collect data on user purchases and add it to their massive trove of customer data. Had Google been able to link purchase behavior all the way back to user searches, the value of that search data and AdWords would have grown immeasurably.- Ipod Touch / Iphone
Would you go as far as "These products are about "how they make you feel" says Tim Cook." ? https://twitter.com/Vecchi_Paolo/status/509398068152631296- The Official Head-Case Photography Thread.
Stunning Image.- Ipod Touch / Iphone
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Apple sued for wearables prior art?- The Knuckledragger 3rd Memorial Slow Forum Post
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A thought for Carl (and others) Journalists, now your editors will require you to write content that can be consumed on a Watch. Godspeed!- Ye Macce Threade
I've been enjoying The Registers "live snark" of the event ... http://www.theregister.co.uk/2014/09/09/apple_big_event/ Some good comments in there https://twitter.com/TheRegister/timelines/509382886235987968- And now what did you do TODAY?
But be adorable while doing so ... Hey, instant wubable (awww) viral video for Justin.- Cool Kickstarter/Indiegogo Campaigns
"The Core" https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-core-wireless-speaker-system Looks good. And with today's limited attention spans, who'd remember a 2003 movie of the same name, to spoil the brand? http://respectfuldefiance.blogspot.com/2009/03/film-review-core-scientific-review.html- Mog - could be good
- What are you Grilling now?
^There is a good reason why there is no such thing as left over bacon ... - Apple Watch
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