Comments on: iPhone 3.OMG http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php An Indian technology blog with reviews, opinions and more. Tue, 13 Dec 2011 05:28:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Michael Swanberg http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php/comment-page-1#comment-54797 Michael Swanberg Wed, 28 Apr 2010 13:27:42 +0000 http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php#comment-54797 I am wanting to say that Apple has a duty to their shareholders to pursue the matter fully. They may back off after they've made the proper example. But in the end, I agree with you. The fault was their employee's. He wasn't robbed. He was drunk and stupid. If anyone is to blame, he is. And the moment that Apple refused to take possession of the lost handset, it ceased to be "stolen" in any way, shape, or form, in my opinion. I believe the EFF has stepped in to help Gizmodo and Jason Chen out. Let's hope this ends well for all parties. -Mike I am wanting to say that Apple has a duty to their shareholders to pursue the matter fully. They may back off after they’ve made the proper example.

But in the end, I agree with you. The fault was their employee’s. He wasn’t robbed. He was drunk and stupid. If anyone is to blame, he is. And the moment that Apple refused to take possession of the lost handset, it ceased to be “stolen” in any way, shape, or form, in my opinion.

I believe the EFF has stepped in to help Gizmodo and Jason Chen out. Let’s hope this ends well for all parties.

-Mike

]]> By: Ellis Gonsales http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php/comment-page-1#comment-54756 Ellis Gonsales Wed, 28 Apr 2010 03:50:00 +0000 http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php#comment-54756 Hey, that was a great article. You make some really great points. I personally think Apple is going too far with the secrecy about their new products. Case in point, the 4th gen iPhone. One gets lost in a bar by a drunk employee, and the person who finds it tries to return it. Apple won't take it because they don't believe him, so he sells it to Jason Chen, and they've got their panties in a twist about it and are charging him with a felony. I personally find it ridiculous. Anyway, I've written about it on my site. Check it out at <A href="http://4thgeniphone.com">http://4thgeniphone.com</A>. Thanks for the read! Hey, that was a great article. You make some really great points.

I personally think Apple is going too far with the secrecy about their new products. Case in point, the 4th gen iPhone. One gets lost in a bar by a drunk employee, and the person who finds it tries to return it. Apple won’t take it because they don’t believe him, so he sells it to Jason Chen, and they’ve got their panties in a twist about it and are charging him with a felony. I personally find it ridiculous.

Anyway, I’ve written about it on my site. Check it out at http://4thgeniphone.com. Thanks for the read!

]]> By: Brent http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php/comment-page-1#comment-43058 Brent Fri, 05 Jun 2009 01:47:03 +0000 http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php#comment-43058 David you are asshole, he's talkin about sync with iTunes! David you are asshole, he’s talkin about sync with iTunes!

]]> By: Michael Swanberg http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php/comment-page-1#comment-40446 Michael Swanberg Tue, 17 Mar 2009 12:19:34 +0000 http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php#comment-40446 I'm a half step ahead of you... I am totally on Google's bandwagon. IMAP Gmail and Exchange Google Contacts and gCal. Love the wireless sync! But I guess I should have been more specific... I am indeed desirous of wi-fi syncing for music and videos (and don't forget photos). I watch/listen to a lot of podcasts and they're constantly moving in and out of my iPhone and the only way to communicate back to the iTunes mothership that they've been watched is to sync. It's also the primary way (and the only way for larger videos) to get them ON the iPhone. I think there's clearly a need for wi-fi syncing. Perhaps it's not as high on the list as copy-n-paste, but still, there's a need. BTW, Exchange Server 2007 costs well over $1,000... so I don't think that's viable. So what non-Microsoft solution do you suggest? -Mike p.s. be careful with the wireless sync. I gave my girlfriend my old iPhone when I upgraded to 3G. Well, I'd left the wireless sync on. Suddenly we each had this cross-pollination of contacts. Totally had me baffled for a bit as to how her contacts were getting on my phone. Good thing I'd backed up my contacts because she was deleting them at warp speed! :-) I’m a half step ahead of you… I am totally on Google’s bandwagon. IMAP Gmail and Exchange Google Contacts and gCal. Love the wireless sync!

But I guess I should have been more specific… I am indeed desirous of wi-fi syncing for music and videos (and don’t forget photos). I watch/listen to a lot of podcasts and they’re constantly moving in and out of my iPhone and the only way to communicate back to the iTunes mothership that they’ve been watched is to sync. It’s also the primary way (and the only way for larger videos) to get them ON the iPhone.

I think there’s clearly a need for wi-fi syncing. Perhaps it’s not as high on the list as copy-n-paste, but still, there’s a need.

BTW, Exchange Server 2007 costs well over $1,000… so I don’t think that’s viable. So what non-Microsoft solution do you suggest?

-Mike

p.s. be careful with the wireless sync. I gave my girlfriend my old iPhone when I upgraded to 3G. Well, I’d left the wireless sync on. Suddenly we each had this cross-pollination of contacts. Totally had me baffled for a bit as to how her contacts were getting on my phone. Good thing I’d backed up my contacts because she was deleting them at warp speed! :-)

]]> By: David http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php/comment-page-1#comment-40445 David Tue, 17 Mar 2009 11:11:34 +0000 http://www.dailyindia.com/blog/221129197.php#comment-40445 What you are asking for is not needed, because something better already exists - Exchange based synchronization. If I am on Wi-Fi, or EDGE/3G, I am always synched. My contacts, calendar events and of course mail are updated on the fly and mail is delivered by push. The only thing that is not synched is music to listen to on the iPod app, but that collection doesn't change much for me. So, you should try getting a connection set up on a server at your work or just run a non-Microsoft piece of software to host it yourself? Cheers David What you are asking for is not needed, because something better already exists – Exchange based synchronization. If I am on Wi-Fi, or EDGE/3G, I am always synched. My contacts, calendar events and of course mail are updated on the fly and mail is delivered by push. The only thing that is not synched is music to listen to on the iPod app, but that collection doesn’t change much for me.

So, you should try getting a connection set up on a server at your work or just run a non-Microsoft piece of software to host it yourself?

Cheers
David

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