Crispy said:*waggles hand*
I reckon the wii and the ps3 generated similar levels of froth
editor said:*still a bit ignorant
What do you use to convert the VBR MP3s?
And do they play on ordinary CD players?
Structaural said:and all my own rips: 320bps VBR. I guess the ARM processor in it can't cope.
rocketman said:This is also quite interesting, I think - sure it's fanboy territory, but this guy's got it sussed kind of, in a join the dots kind of way. Think of the iPhone as a thin client computer with OS X integration, add a touch of Leopard's Back to My Mac, and you have something quite interesting here. (If you really want to go to town, you could consider the web version of Photoshop that Adobe's been working on recently). Please don't forget I'm a prize fantasist.
Anyway, the link
http://iphonehints.com/story/commen...pples-roadmap-general-purpose-computer-known-
rocketman said:Not many people know this, but Apple had a device - a phone - they planned to announce around two years ago. Plans were highly advanced - they even had web pages and product marketing stuff ready to go, but two days before launch the plan was moth-balled. Not sure what relevance that is to anything, but it's one of those semi-factoids to spin around.
I mean when you burn them to CDs.Crispy said:It's nothing spooky - perfectly valid MP3 format.
And no, normal CD players don't play MP3s
Well, yeseditor said:I mean when you burn them to CDs.
Apart from the fact that I work in the biz and that's been my personal observation, it's been pretty much acknowledged that the iPhone is one of the most - if not the most - hyped electronic gizmos ever.Kid_Eternity said:Yep. That said I'm not sure what measurement criteria the Ed is using?
I like spinning semi factoids.rocketman said:Not sure what relevance that is to anything, but it's one of those semi-factoids to spin around.
editor said:Apart from the fact that I work in the biz and that's been my personal observation, it's been pretty much acknowledged that the iPhone is one of the most - if not the most - hyped electronic gizmos ever.
Certainly Engadget - which I believe is the most the most popular consumer electronics site - has never carried so much content on a single product launch before, and CNet described it as "the most hyped device in gadget history" and "The most-hyped gadget in world history."
According to reports in German newspaper Rheinische Post, T-Mobile was about to announce a deal with Apple over the Apple iPhone Europe contract , but the mobile operator is saying this isn't the case.
"We have no information about such a deal," a spokeswoman for T-Mobile in the UK said when we contacted the firm this morning.
Which so far has ignored the ipod.Structaural said:I suppose because it taps into the two 'fetishistic' and must have items of current technology, MP3 players and mobile phones. I think it'll sell rather well in Japan.
Kid_Eternity said:Why was it canned?
Crispy said:Which so far has ignored the ipod.
editor said:Apart from the fact that I work in the biz...
Structaural said:Is it? What's the big seller over there?
Hmm, I think I made that one up, or have it confused with another product/country. my bad.Structaural said:Is it? What's the big seller over there?
Err, I write about new product launches which I'd say puts me in a position to make an observation about a, err, new product launch.jæd said:And which "biz" would that be, then...?
FFS: I've backed up my opinion that the iPhone is one of the most hyped product launches ever by referencing some of the biggest technology sites out there.Kid_Eternity said:You work in the console biz? Also, without data showing column inches it's just your 'expert' opinion.
Crispy said:
editor said:FFS: I've backed up my opinion that the iPhone is one of the most hyped product launches ever by referencing some of the biggest technology sites out there.
If you think they're wrong, write to them instead of trying to have a go at me.
editor said:Err, I write about new product launches which I'd say puts me in a position to make an observation about a, err, new product launch.
Tom A said:What does this iPhone do that most other modern phones don't? Probably not much, and what it does do is probably inferior to the competition.
Tom A said:What does this iPhone do that most other modern phones don't? Probably not much, and what it does do is probably inferior to the competition.
Me? I still yet to get into the 3G age, my phone has no camera, and it's only since last year since I have been using Windows XP (since I got a new computer), just before they stated hyping Vista...
Crispy said:Which so far has ignored the ipod.