Call Apple. I was able to purchase a disc with an older version of OSX for a white macbook for about $15. I imagine you could order a flash drive with Yosemite.
On point: http://stratechery.com/2014/smartphone-truths-samsungs-inevitable-decline/
If you don't become an Apple, you eventually become a Dell and no one wants to be a Dell.
FYI you can watch the wake up call live here: http://www.space.com/17933-nasa-television-webcasts-live-space-tv.html
Schedule says they should be waiting for signal from 12:30 AM - 1:30 PM (Eastern).
If overclocking is heat limited (reviews talk about throttling) then why do you need temp data? It's also kind of meaningless with different cooling solutions and room temperatures.
Tip: the cable clamp may be hard to get out. Don't be surprised if you have to use a lot of force. Other than that it is very easy.
I am amazed by the unhelpful bullshit in this thread.
I just moved from an Evo to an iPhone 4S. Here are my thoughts:
The screen is smaller and it feels way too small at first, but you will get used to this in a few days. It's not a deal breaker.
It's a better phone: better shape to hold, more comfortable against the ear, fewer dropped...
From what I've read the focus for MS has been on getting the software to run more efficiently so you don't need cutting edge hardware. I wouldn't be surprised if we don't see Mango phones that are not up to android spec levels.
I think comparing platforms requires looking beyond the hardware...
It's not so much the price that bothers me but their dwindling selection of streaming titles. The selection just seems to get worse and worse over time.
Sprint users: Sprint is going to change one of their fees beginning in October, which means you can call, cancel your contract, and re-subscribe when the iPhone 5 or the Galaxy S II launches.
http://slickdeals.net/forums/showthread.php?sduid=255073&t=3212758
This really could not have...
So that's why my windows break whenever I tap them. Now that I know that my Evo is a LARGE PIECE OF GLASS and thus unable to withstand the rigors of existence inside of a pocket, I will surely refrain from carrying it there. A hip case may do the trick but now that I know about the large nature...
How much do you actually use in a month? I bet it's not that much. Whenever I read about the current caps (5gb seems to be the norm) that providers have they always quote some figure like 2% of users actually reaching that level. In a perfect world I would pay for what I use and nothing more and...
No one wants tablet PCs.*
Sorry, but it's true. Apple, more than anyone else, knows what you (the consumer) want/do not want before you do.
* Outside of a small niche.
But the iPhone battery lasts a lot longer :confused:
It's a serious problem if you have to swap out the battery just to make it through the day. Engadget's review never actually addresses battery life during normal use, it only talks about wifi hotspot use so we don't exactly have a complete...
I currently have a windows 7 desktop and white Macbook. The battery on the Macbook is dead (they're serious when they rate it at 300 cycles) and I'm thinking about just replacing it with a windows 7 machine. There are a few physical thing that annoy me about the Macbook but my experience with...
Droid uses a new TI OMAP (similar if not identical to the chips in the iPhone and Pre) and the Hero uses an old ARM11. You can't directly compare clock speeds.
I just went back in time and had relations with your mother, son.
So how snappy is this thing? I hate my current WM phone because it's slow and likes to freeze up, will the Pre satisfy my need for speed?
I'm cooler than cool, I'm ice cold. :cool:
As a WM user I think I have every right to state my opinion. I can't really point to a feature that I specifically like.