JLateralus
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Is Zinio the best reader for digital magazines? Seems to have a good selection.
JLateralus said:Is Zinio the best reader for digital magazines? Seems to have a good selection.
Failed miserably but I never let an opportunity go... if I'm in soho, I might as well get drunk & troll for some well dressed broadsi_am_not_jon_ames said:Pulling for you!
Ahhh. Sorry man. Mine has some bleed though. If that makes you feel better.jon bones said:Failed miserably but I never let an opportunity go... if I'm in soho, I might as well get drunk & troll for some well dressed broads
LCfiner said:I feel stupid even talking about that troll article but... there's no 200 dollar laptop with a battery that can get close to 10 hours usage. so the guy would NEED to carry and switch out a battery (possibly 2 of them) to match the integrated battery in the ipad.
so there's added inconvenience and weight for the same performance. hardly a good design.
JayDub said:You get TEN hours of battery life. "Doubling" up your battery life on a laptop even will net you about 9 hours. And thats on a good laptop thats not doing anything intensive.
Down for me as well. Wasn't working on the Apple TV either. Server problems maybe?Topher said:Is the Netflix app not working for anyone else?
jambo said:I'm not talking about how long you would get with a laptop compared to an iPad. I'm just agreeing with him that a changeable battery, on top of the 10 hour life, would be a great feature on the iPad.
Nothing wrong with more features.
Of course it's something that won't happen, but it would still be great. Just imagine, 20 hours!
guise said:I'll try, but i think the online apple store is guaranteed to be down by 01:00.01
Anyway, some good news - price drop for the UK!
Wi-Fi
£399.00 inc VAT for the 16GB model
£479.00 inc VAT for the 32GB model
£559.00 inc VAT for the 64GB model.
Wi-Fi + 3G
£499.00 inc VAT for the 16GB model
£579.00 inc VAT for the 32GB model
£659.00 inc VAT for the 64GB model
Yeah, Apple's proven this point multiple times by now. You get better battery life and better case design.LCfiner said:sigh... but making a battery replaceable means having to make the case thicker or the built in battery smaller.
so then you lose either the great form factor or the long default battery life.
design is compromise.
edit: netflix is up in Canada. superior nation confirmed.
jambo said:I know it won't happen, Apple will never put a replaceable battery in a mobile device.
Just saying it would be nice.
Sigh.
LCfiner said:it has the largest selection but I really dislike the reading experience. they're just scans of the print versions and the text is super small (since it's typically printed larger than on a 10" screen) and requires lots of zooming and panning. plus some of the images have so-so jpeg compression and don't look good zoomed in.
the experience really reeks of "least amount of effort possible" to get the mags on the device. but, well, if the magazine is only available from zinio, then there's not much choice, y'know?
LCfiner said:again, doing this would make the device thicker, heavier and possibly make the default battery life worse.
so how is that nice? it's not. it's worse.
LCfiner said:again, doing this would make the device thicker, heavier and possibly make the default battery life worse.
so how is that nice? it's not. it's worse.
I'm a mechanical engineer. I don't play that game.jambo said:Christ on a cracker ok ok.
I'm talking theoretically, as in making a swappable battery that doesn't impact size, form or battery life.
ffs
While we're at it, the iPad should also make toast, without impacting size, form or battery life.jambo said:Christ on a cracker ok ok.
I'm talking theoretically, as in making a swappable battery that doesn't impact size, form or battery life.
ffs I was just saying it would be nice.
Gary Whitta said:While we're at it, the iPad should also make toast, without impacting size, form or battery life.
Just personal preference.Zeth said:That's good to know. I much prefer tabbed browsing with Atomic to Safari. Is iCab the preferred third party browser these days? Or is it a personal thing?
Same here. They're also a lot more compact than a spare iPad battery would be.Fusebox said:I use one of those USB external battery charger things which is kind of better than a spare battery because I can alo use it provide juice to the DS, iPhone etc...
They did until 2008-2009. Hell my old PowerBook from 2000 could hold a second battery in place of the optical drive for double the battery life without swapping!jambo said:I know it won't happen, Apple will never put a replaceable battery in a mobile device.
Just saying it would be nice.
Sigh.
...but with that theoretical battery (basically more capacity for the size/weight), you'd get even more battery life if you went with a non removable one! Do you want a 10 hour replaceable battery or a 15-20 hour non removable one?jambo said:Christ on a cracker ok ok.
I'm talking theoretically, as in making a swappable battery that doesn't impact size, form or battery life.
ffs I was just saying it would be nice.
You can't say if it's better or worse because the actual results are unknown. The size effects may be negligible. The battery could be much worse. The money you save on not having to have Apple replace the battery could wind up being stolen and used to fund the human trafficking market.LCfiner said:again, doing this would make the device thicker, heavier and possibly make the default battery life worse.
so how is that nice? it's not. it's worse.
It's supposedly not working anywhere, 360 included, so it's weird you can get in. The entire netflix.com site is down.g35twinturbo said:Netflix streaming seems to be up for console (i'm on 360)
So is it not working for mobile apps?
Tobor said:It's supposedly not working anywhere, 360 included, so it's weird you can get in. The entire netflix.com site is down.
I use Stanza and like it (particularly how it interacts with Calibre's server mode). Apparently GoodReader is good but it's not free and Stanza (and Bookman) meet my assorted needs.Technosteve said:what's the best settings to read books on ipad? Kindle seems the best app but text anti aliasing is lacking and nonstandard fonts in some older books. iBooks seems to have sharpest text but shittiest options. Advice gaf?
Depressing.Burger said:What options do you need apart from a selection of fonts, and the size of the text?
It's a book!
Actually we do have results in the unibody MacBook Pros. Battery life went way up, and the cases became thinner without sacrificing structural integrity. It's been a comple win.Of All Trades said:You can't say if it's better or worse because the actual results are unknown. The size effects may be negligible. The battery could be much worse. The money you save on not having to have Apple replace the battery could wind up being stolen and used to fund the human trafficking market.
Nah don't want to pay for another box and dealing with the uploading. I think ESPN 3 and FSN show some games online, do any of those work on an iPad? Maybe Sky has something for UK subscribers?japtor said:If you can get them at home maybe a Slingbox. Not sure if any stations/leagues have viewer apps for their stuff.
You're better off driving up to Canada this weekend and buying it there... although I imagine with the international launch moving ahead that the scalpers will scale back their operations.aparisi2274 said:Does anyone know the availability at any of the 3 Apple locations in NYC? Am I better off just ordering it from their site? Or do I take a chance this weekend....
Well you're linking them so obviously it's working. The Dvorak formula never fails, that's twice today!Fusebox said:Shitty Aussie tabloid media loves to get clicks by bashing Apple:
I'm not clicking again! They already got me once today.japtor said:Well you're linking them so obviously it's working. The Dvorak formula never fails, that's twice today!
Fusebox said:Shitty Aussie tabloid media loves to get clicks by bashing Apple:
http://www.news.com.au/technology/tablets/glitches-emerge-in-ipad-2/story-fn6vigfp-1226026584248
They print any old shit they can find to bash Apple products. Him and that Asher Moses guy. It's pretty regular.Fusebox said:Shitty Aussie tabloid media loves to get clicks by bashing Apple:
http://www.news.com.au/technology/tablets/glitches-emerge-in-ipad-2/story-fn6vigfp-1226026584248
Nightz said:The iPad has now replaced my smartphone and iPod Touch as my go-to sitting-on-the-toilet device!Yes I'm sitting on the toilet now.
it's glorious isn't it? next thing apple is going to be blamed for: increase in hemorrhoids.Nightz said:The iPad has now replaced my smartphone and iPod Touch as my go-to sitting-on-the-toilet device!Yes I'm sitting on the toilet now.
I don't have one but there's various skin things for $10-30. There's clear ones, printed ones with designs, or custom ones you can do yourself. If I get anything it'd likely be one of those just cause I'm really liking the thinness/shape/weight and don't want to lose that with some case or shell.devilchicken said:Also got a smart cover, which is pretty sweet but i dont want to scratch the crap out of the bottom of it, or the sides for that matter, what are the current favorite cases/covers among you guys?
The fuck?Copernicus said:Exchange it, otherwise why would anyone have an iPad for longer than a year?
Cant u asked ur friend to unlock the feature for u? My surpervisor did it for me less than a minuteX-Frame said:My iPad is supposed to get here today, but I have been using my friend's iPad a little and notice that I wish it supported multi-touch gestures like the Return to Home one without guying the dev kit.
I forget which side the home button is on and it seems so out of the way. Lol.