Linux vs Mac OS X vs Windows
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Meglio Tim, perché la vodafone se non prende la linea seria scala direttamente su gprs ed è una fregatura. La Tim male che va scala sulla rete edge.
Poi se fosse per me la Tim dovrebbe sempre fallire, ma intanto la realtà è questa
Poi se fosse per me la Tim dovrebbe sempre fallire, ma intanto la realtà è questa
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Non so se questo ci sta su un topic che parla principalmente di hardware/software, forse ce ne vorrebbe uno specifico dato che si tratta di servizi e apps on-line, ma comunque, questo: http://www.ilpost.it/2011/05/10/che-cose-google-music/ mi pare una svolta clamorosa, vediamo se funziona, e vediamo quanto resterà gratuito...
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sto installando il mio primo ipad, peccato solo sia aziendale
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non ho ancora capito come si fa a trasportare un file che non sia musicale o immagine dal computer desktop all'iPad
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(l'iPad è una figata ragazzi, ma senza Internet vale poco)
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Quasi tutto oggi senza internet serve a poco. Restano solo i cellulari per chiamate ed sms.
Un abbonamento (tim.. sì lo so) per quando non c'è il wi-fi disponibile e via.
Un abbonamento (tim.. sì lo so) per quando non c'è il wi-fi disponibile e via.
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è una figata comunque, ora devo capire come scxrxcxrx apps da itunes store con account fasullo, perché so che si può fare
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Nn ho internet in ufficio ma sono connesso con il contratto Vodafone con ipad... Che spettacolo la tastiera touch sensibilissima ragazzi
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Sentite questa:
The Golden Era of browsing shaky YouTube footage of last night's big show may be drawing to a close. Soon, you may be able to actually go to a concert without seeing the band reflected in the glow of at least 10 iPhone cameras around you. According to the British newspaper The Daily Mail, via the Times, Apple has filed a patent application for a technology that will block iPhone cameras from recording live events, and they're apparently going to sci-fi lengths to make it happen.
According to The Daily Mail, this technology will involve infrared sensors placed around venues. If you hold your phone up, those sensors will detect and disable your camera while allowing all the other applications on your phone to continue working. Apple reportedly filed the patent application 18 months ago in California.
The Daily Mail reports that Apple is supposedly doing this to placate broadcasters and record companies upset that their intellectual property is making it out into the world in unlicensed, shakily-filmed form. It would also allow Apple the option of charging users to film events.

The Golden Era of browsing shaky YouTube footage of last night's big show may be drawing to a close. Soon, you may be able to actually go to a concert without seeing the band reflected in the glow of at least 10 iPhone cameras around you. According to the British newspaper The Daily Mail, via the Times, Apple has filed a patent application for a technology that will block iPhone cameras from recording live events, and they're apparently going to sci-fi lengths to make it happen.
According to The Daily Mail, this technology will involve infrared sensors placed around venues. If you hold your phone up, those sensors will detect and disable your camera while allowing all the other applications on your phone to continue working. Apple reportedly filed the patent application 18 months ago in California.
The Daily Mail reports that Apple is supposedly doing this to placate broadcasters and record companies upset that their intellectual property is making it out into the world in unlicensed, shakily-filmed form. It would also allow Apple the option of charging users to film events.

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ahahah continuano a provarci a rompere le palle con i diritti d'autore.
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