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Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

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Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

Patrick — Mon, 20 Jun 2011 11:35:16 -0000

Fantastic explanation for the non techie average joe, and lets face it the speed that life moves at today and the wealth of information flying around, its a natural survival instinct to operate on a need to know basis, to sustain your sanity.
Simply providing a solution in a user friendly format has always a high chance of success, thus proven by the apple iphone.
I have read alot about the massive success of iphone apps, I have a solution for people facing a squeeze on income as a result of a austerity measures which is addressed at my website www.wherecash.com, but how do you make such information available as an I phone application?

Re: Exhaustive Review of Mobile Me and Alternatives

Chris Peters — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 21:56:18 -0000

Is that 51 individual user name & passwords or all using the same user name and password for all of your galleries?

51 seems like a weird limitation that I bet few people hit.

Re: Exhaustive Review of Mobile Me and Alternatives

GoodEgg — Mon, 28 Feb 2011 21:35:51 -0000

iPhoto limitation: only 51 on-line galleries can be password-protected when using Album Viewable By. Apple says this is a MobileMe problem that is not slated to be fixed.

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

thermostats — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 05:32:26 -0000

So how is the iPad redefining the personal computer? First, let's see where the iPad can fit into your life. Apple says somewhere in between ...

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

Automatic Transmission — Fri, 21 Jan 2011 03:39:12 -0000

Totally agree. For an average user, the iPad is a lucky thing. I’ve been around computers for most of my life and grew up with the difficulties of fixing computers, installing windows, etc. But every time a layer of difficulty gets absentminded and computers become more like microwaves, where I just don’t have to care the smallest amount bit about what’s going on inside that magic box, I feel reassured. Apple gets this and the iPad is another step in that way. Now you can just focus on writing that email or creating that presentation without having to worry about where you files are saved or whether some Fire fox tab is hogging your memory.

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

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Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

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Re: Exhaustive Review of Mobile Me and Alternatives

Chris Peters — Tue, 31 Aug 2010 01:33:35 -0000

Well this review was alternatives to using MobileMe. Since iWeb now publishes via FTP then you can host the site any where.

What your asking for is different than what the post focused on.

But quickly I would say that if you want to step up from iWeb. Then the next app would be Rapid Weaver.

But for me it's making less and less sense to use a local non web based app. WordPress, Tumblr, Square Space have become so easy to use and yet much more powerful that a static site like iWeb or Rapid Weaver will make.

Re: Exhaustive Review of Mobile Me and Alternatives

Micah 68 — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 22:38:08 -0000

What would be recommended web publishing alternatives like iweb? You didnt really give an opinion on this. Thanks

Re: Exhaustive Review of Mobile Me and Alternatives

Chris Peters — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 22:18:07 -0000

I have not seen any photo website that let's you flick through photos with the speed of the native photo app in the iPhone.

However, the closest you can get that really easy to do is to use the Mobile Me Photo Galleries that you can publish in iPhoto and Aperture.

These galleries automatically give you a nice iPhone photo browser that you can tap through each picture and also play a silent slideshow.

Try going to my gallery on an iPhone. You'll see what I mean.

http://gallery.me.com/freckles...

There is also a free Mobile Me photo gallery app on the app store nowhere all your photos are browsable in the app and you can flick through them. You can even connect to other users galleries but only if they approve you.

Re: Exhaustive Review of Mobile Me and Alternatives

Davet — Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:57:49 -0000

Interesting analysis. I would like to know how I can create a website (hopefully very simply, like through iWeb) that allows iPhones to scroll from one picture to the next. I've seen the erasability of iWeb for publishing websites for photos, but it does not allow for the photo scrolling that the Photo App allows iPhone users to do.

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

Remove Spyware — Thu, 05 Aug 2010 11:39:18 -0000

But I still prefer Mac instead of iPad.

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

MrLoftcraft — Tue, 03 Aug 2010 14:53:24 -0000

In the future we will probably have implanted computers linked to our neuronal network. It will be something like the Matrix movie or maybe even better. Technology evolution is very fast paced and you never know what will happen next.
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Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

Chris Peters — Wed, 26 May 2010 14:15:26 -0000

You have the choice wether or not to buy an iPad. Don't buy a product if it does meet your needs. That's like buying a car and then complaining it doesn't fly. No one is suppression your freedom.

Like I mention in the post. A file system with folders and sub folders is complex and unnecessary for this device. The iPad is not for nerds that have an obsession with the hierarchal file system.

I mean seriously. Give me an example of why you need this and why on an iPad?

By the way you can put files on the iPad via iTunes and apps like DropBox and iDisk provide a way to organize and access documents. Probably not satisfactory to you.

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

pcunite — Wed, 26 May 2010 13:01:49 -0000

When the iPad allows the basic privilege and rights of putting multiple files in the same folder, virtual or otherwise, I will consider the iPad to be liberating. As it stands now it is just a different form of control and suppression.

Re: How the iPad is redefining the personal computer.

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