That title is classic fanboy hysteria, "How an Under-Appreciated iOS 7 Feature Will Change the World".
It's not even Apple's idea to copy.I think it'll only change the world once it's copied by Samsung.
Interesting nonetheless.
I'm not entirely sure what the concept is, boffins please explain, other than thinking of it as a messaging relay system using something like bluetooth, in which case it could have massive implications for people needing a free method of communication (in addition to the hardware).It's not even Apple's idea to copy.
The tech was created by these people: https://opengarden.com/I cant even remember what its about now, and i cant even look as its blocked at work
Fixing the mobile Internet. Together.
More than 3M people use Open Garden today. By joining Open Garden, you are joining forces to make the Internet better, faster and more reliable – for everyone, including yourself. Open Garden allows all devices (including smart phones, tablets, laptops and “wearables”) to work together and find the best connections at any time. The more people use it, the better it gets
The tech was created by these people: https://opengarden.com/
I don't think so. They're going for a consistent "feel" and data integration, but I got the impression they still see them as different products. It's about deepening the ecosystem, getting users to buy into more devices.So, not many versions left until iOS and OS X merge then...
Highly unlikely. Will stake my reputation (!) on it.So, not many versions left until iOS and OS X merge then...
They've finally caught up/copied Android. Three years later.Posted on the other Apple thread but I think this is worth re-mentioning:
Swipe texting and 3rd party keyboards at last!
http://www.engadget.com/2014/06/02/apple-ios8-third-party-keyboards-swiftkey/
This has literally been my single biggest gripe with iOS.
Highly unlikely. Will stake my reputation (!) on it.
Highly unlikely. Will stake my reputation (!) on it.
In five years time, Apple will still sell desktop computers that run OSX and portable devices that run iOS. The two product lines will be differentiated by their input methods and typical workloads. It is highly likely to still be the case 10 years from now.Lol ok.
In five years time, Apple will still sell desktop computers that run OSX and portable devices that run iOS. The two product lines will be differentiated by their input methods and typical workloads. It is highly likely to still be the case 10 years from now.
Sunray said:You can't predict 10 years into the future of technology.
iJetJet packs?
In five years time, Apple will still sell desktop computers that run OSX and portable devices that run iOS. The two product lines will be differentiated by their input methods and typical workloads. It is highly likely to still be the case 10 years from now.
Shazam integration with Siri. Not having to fire up that bloat crap everytime will be so much nicer.
I don't think so. They're going for a consistent "feel" and data integration, but I got the impression they still see them as different products. It's about deepening the ecosystem, getting users to buy into more devices.
Not a chance. £10 to the server fund?In five years time they'll have one OS and tablets, phones, wearables, and 'desktop' hardware. That's my bet.
Not a chance. £10 to the server fund?