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11 June 2012, 07:53 PM
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11 June 2012, 07:56 PM
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11 June 2012, 08:14 PM
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My iphone is awful....
Its glitchy and if the battery gets too low,or if i ever turn it off then it goes into the apple 2 mins rolling screen of death....
Until i restore all settings as a new iphone and it plays nice again..........for a while....
They really are a pile of dogshat......I would get rid tommorrow and have a 6700 or something similar..
Its glitchy and if the battery gets too low,or if i ever turn it off then it goes into the apple 2 mins rolling screen of death....
Until i restore all settings as a new iphone and it plays nice again..........for a while....
They really are a pile of dogshat......I would get rid tommorrow and have a 6700 or something similar..
11 June 2012, 08:20 PM
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All Apple have announced today is the death of the Pro range, I was also hoping for an iMac update but nothing on that front either.
Time for a fully specced Windows machine I think, been waiting a couple of months to see if there would be a new iMac.
I sense change at Apple, if it's not iPhone, iPad or MacBook they're not interested.
Time for a fully specced Windows machine I think, been waiting a couple of months to see if there would be a new iMac.
I sense change at Apple, if it's not iPhone, iPad or MacBook they're not interested.
11 June 2012, 09:11 PM
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All Apple have announced today is the death of the Pro range, I was also hoping for an iMac update but nothing on that front either.
Time for a fully specced Windows machine I think, been waiting a couple of months to see if there would be a new iMac.
I sense change at Apple, if it's not iPhone, iPad or MacBook they're not interested.
Time for a fully specced Windows machine I think, been waiting a couple of months to see if there would be a new iMac.
I sense change at Apple, if it's not iPhone, iPad or MacBook they're not interested.
Macpro's will be announced very shortly.
11 June 2012, 09:20 PM
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12 June 2012, 07:31 AM
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But maybe things are coming for the pro range
Update: A MacRumors reader writes in to share an email he received from Apple CEO Tim Cook after he asked about the future of the Mac Pro:
Our pro customers are really important to us...don't worry as we're working on something really great for later next year.
Our pro customers are really important to us...don't worry as we're working on something really great for later next year.
12 June 2012, 08:00 AM
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Disappointing about the mac pro, or lack of news.
A rumour of an email to a mate from some who might have been ceo, maybe..... Well, you'll excuse me if I don't pin my business-hopes on that
Sadly, even if true, a year is a LONG time in the audio and video/visual world. With the current macpro starting to look its age, Apple MAY have missed the boat as its customers require more expansion and power than the iMac can provide.....
But then again, whilst market-leaders in this area, the growth is in consumer, so I understand why the business model focus may have changed.
A rumour of an email to a mate from some who might have been ceo, maybe..... Well, you'll excuse me if I don't pin my business-hopes on that
Sadly, even if true, a year is a LONG time in the audio and video/visual world. With the current macpro starting to look its age, Apple MAY have missed the boat as its customers require more expansion and power than the iMac can provide.....
But then again, whilst market-leaders in this area, the growth is in consumer, so I understand why the business model focus may have changed.
12 June 2012, 09:08 AM
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I sense that more and more Apple users are getting bored of their products.
May be they are realising that there are better and cheaper alternitives out there!
May be they are realising that there are better and cheaper alternitives out there!
12 June 2012, 10:47 AM
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Disappointing about the mac pro, or lack of news.
A rumour of an email to a mate from some who might have been ceo, maybe..... Well, you'll excuse me if I don't pin my business-hopes on that
Sadly, even if true, a year is a LONG time in the audio and video/visual world. With the current macpro starting to look its age, Apple MAY have missed the boat as its customers require more expansion and power than the iMac can provide.....
But then again, whilst market-leaders in this area, the growth is in consumer, so I understand why the business model focus may have changed.
A rumour of an email to a mate from some who might have been ceo, maybe..... Well, you'll excuse me if I don't pin my business-hopes on that
Sadly, even if true, a year is a LONG time in the audio and video/visual world. With the current macpro starting to look its age, Apple MAY have missed the boat as its customers require more expansion and power than the iMac can provide.....
But then again, whilst market-leaders in this area, the growth is in consumer, so I understand why the business model focus may have changed.
My take on it is that they are either going to do something really great with it in time or just let it go, nothing in between. I really do hope it is the former but we have seen them, like Hanley says, do this before with XServe