In the Activation video on apples side http://www.apple.com/iphone/usingiphone/activation_medium.html you can find 2 things:
1. Pricing: It was told to me you have to hold out to the 29th to know the price on the ATT plan's. well in the video you will see they are;
$59.99, $79.99 and $99.99
2. 80gb iphone? If you look at the end of the movie there is a 80GB iphone. I think they just used a 80GB ipod so it would look like they can fit more movies on it. On the other hand Could apple be putting out an 80gb iphone that is a little thicker? They have done that in the past with the ipod.
Apple is not this sloppy so they must have something under there hat. Time will tell.... One more thing ..... ;-)
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One of the handful of things I always thought Windows had over the Mac is that you could get the path to a file on your hard drive or server. I thought this was true until today.
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This little trick was found by total accident. First, find a file to which you want to get the path. I will use Ecto.app for this example. Open TextEdit (/Applications/TextEdit.app). This should give you a blank text window; if not go to file/new. Under Format menu, change it to "Make Plain Text".
Thanks to a little app called Portable VNC for the PSP, you can now remote desktop into your Mac from your PSP. So.... for me, just playing with the OS is not that much fun [yes it is cool, but games are better :) ]. Let's see what it is like to play W.o.W.
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MMM..... well you can't :) It is way too slow at about 1 - 1/2 fps. You really can't do anything. I first tried walking around one of the big towns, but with the low frame rate, by the time I stopped moving, I was nowhere near the place I wanted to be. So I was thinking I could use it to farm the auction house. But again, it was just to cumbersome. After much thought, I could only think of ONE use: if I was waiting to get into an instance and wanted to chill out in my living room instead of at my computer, I could glance at my PSP to see when it was time to go and play.
Inside Mac games have posted a good review on top of the line mac video cards http://www.imgmagazine.com/reviews/view.php?ID=548
Nostromo™ SpeedPad n52 Every time I start playing a new game, I keep telling myself that I will pick up a Nostromo™ SpeedPad n52 to see if it will make my gaming better. After getting my copy of World of Warcraft and having played it for days on end, I broke down
For the people in your life who love to make their own music, get them something that will assist them. Once Apple came out with iLife (which comes with GarageBand), they gave people with very little training a way to make great—and not so great—music. This has encouraged a lot of cool products to be made compatible for the Mac. I have made a list of some that you should consider getting for the music maker in your life.
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iLife '04 (comes with GarageBand) $49.00
M-Audio Keystation 49e USB Midi Keyboard $99.55
Edirol PCR-30 MIDI Keyboard Controller $199.00
Jam Pack 1: Instruments, Loops, and Effects $99.00
Jam Pack 2: Remix Tools $99.00
Jam Pack 3: Rhythm Section $99.00
For the ultimate music maker: Logic Pro 7 $999.00
Bose QuietComfort 2 Acoustic Noise Cancelling Headphones
Sony MDR-V700DJ Monitor Series Headphones with 3000 mW Power Capacity
Sony MDR-RF960RK 900 MHz RF Wireless Headphones with Auto Tuning
Panasonic RPHV298S Bud Headphone with Winding Case & Volume Control
