No new iPhone, iPad, or iPods. Disappointing. No wonder AAPL is down 0.02% after hours.
Seriously? Like you do even know what WWDC means?
If you were a developer you would've been in heaven after this conference.
No new iPhone, iPad, or iPods. Disappointing. No wonder AAPL is down 0.02% after hours.
crossposting from mac apps threadJust watching now, kind of good they ripped off Quicksilver / Alfred for spotlight.
But rip Alfred ;_;7
Alfred and OS X 10.10 Yosemite | Alfred Blog
As some of you know, Apple announced its next operating system, OS X 10.10 Yosemite today.
A few users have voiced concerns that Spotlight in Yosemite looks more like Alfred, and wonder whether this changes anything for Alfred and his future.
What you have to remember is that Spotlight’s primary objective is to search your files and a small handful of pre-determined web sources. Meanwhile, Alfred’s primary objective is to make you more productive on your Mac with exceptional and powerful features like Clipboard History, System commands, iTunes Mini Player, 1Password bookmarks, Terminal integration, fully bespoke and customisable user-created workflows and much, much more. These features allow you to mould Alfred to your unique needs, and this isn’t going to change whether you use the free version of Alfred or the Powerpack.
In fact, we’ve been working on some pretty special and truly amazing new features that you’ll hear about over the next few months. We think these will blow your mind and can’t wait to tell you more.
Cheers,
Andrew & Vero
crossposting from mac apps thread
apple bomba confirmed. brb gonna go buy a windows phone.
i actually like windows phone
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No idea. I only got an Itouch last year.Seriously? Like you do even know what WWDC means?
If you were a developer you would've been in heaven after this conference.
The conference isn't about hardware.No idea. I only got an Itouch last year.
No idea. I only got an Itouch last year.
So after installing Yosemite, my trackpad started to glitch real bad. It had a hard time following my finger, and right now it is moving and selecting things on its own. Sometimes a two finger scroll is interpreted as a three finger mission control gesture. At this moment, I haven't touched it for a while but it's moving and selecting things on its own. This behaviour translates to the HDD selection boot and Windows 8 as well. Is it a software or hardware issue and how do I fix this? I tried using an external mouse but my trackpad is too possessed to even let me control using that. My MacBook is effectively unusable right now
FWIW, it's an early 2013 15" rMBP
No idea. I only got an Itouch last year.
theres nothing to do but purchase a new (not refurbished) mac possible directly from apple. im sorrySo after installing Yosemite, my trackpad started to glitch real bad. It had a hard time following my finger, and right now it is moving and selecting things on its own. Sometimes a two finger scroll is interpreted as a three finger mission control gesture. At this moment, I haven't touched it for a while but it's moving and selecting things on its own. This behaviour translates to the HDD selection boot and Windows 8 as well. Is it a software or hardware issue and how do I fix this? I tried using an external mouse but my trackpad is too possessed to even let me control using that. My MacBook is effectively unusable right now
FWIW, it's an early 2013 15" rMBP
They didn't even give us a removable storage slot update.No idea. I only got an Itouch last year.
They didn't even give us a removable storage slot update.
I tried a PRAM and SMC reset and neither fixed the issue
Also, I insisted keeping Dropbox around, but they insisted in not updating their storage pricing according to the times. Now iCloud comes and eats their lunch, as far as I'm concerned.
He put away his test hardware and pulled out his normal Mac, which was his test hardware.put your test hardware away and just use your normal Mac.
This behaviour translates to the HDD selection boot and Windows 8 as well
..Holy crap it looks like a normal programming language. Thats amazing.This new Swift syntax is a little tough to get used to, but it seems like an awesome language:
crossposting from mac apps thread
I tried a PRAM and SMC reset and neither fixed the issue
It's honestly ridiculous for people to think companies wouldn't implement new elements directly into their software.and that is how you make a post, mr whatsapp guy
I mean that I kept Dropbox even against Microsoft's and Google's aggressive offerings, but I will not do it against Apple's, since it's more inclusive and native.iCloud Drive:
5GB Free
20GB $1 a month/$12 a year
200GB $4 a month/$48 a year
up to 1TB (pricing TBA)
Dropbox (offers separate yearly pricing):
2GB free
100GB $10 a month/$100 a year
200GB $20 a month/$200 a year
500GB $50 a month/$500 a year
Microsoft OneDrive:
7GB free (up to 15GB free with referals)
+50GB $25 a year
+100GB $50 a year
+200GB $100 a year
Google Drive:
15GB free (counts Drive, Email, and Google+ Pictures)
100GB $2 a month/$24 a year
1TB $10 a month/$120 a year
10TB $100 a month/$1200 a year
20TB $200 a month/$2400 a year
30TB $300 a month/$3600 a year
oh man, just remembered Apple opened up Touch ID to 3rd party devs. That should be great. No more passwords on phone?
I mean that I kept Dropbox even against Microsoft's and Google's aggressive offerings, but I will not do it against Apple's, since it's more inclusive and native.
It's honestly ridiculous for people to think companies wouldn't implement new elements directly into their software.
Developers just have to continue to innovate, just as he said.
oh man, just remembered Apple opened up Touch ID to 3rd party devs. That should be great. No more passwords on phone?
I mean that I kept Dropbox even against Microsoft's and Google's aggressive offerings, but I will not do it against Apple's, since it's more inclusive and native.
Inclusive because it includes storage for Apple stuff that I use and I can't get from 3rd parties (iPhoto, iOS backups, iWork, whatever), native because it's built-in on the Mac and iOS devices am I right?Looking forward to third party developers naturally adopting an option for TouchID protected access to their apps yet still not being able to do that for Apple's Messages or Mail
? What does that mean?
Come on Yosemite show up on TPB!
btw I'm gonna hit dat iCloud storage for photos and videos with a fierce.
Godsend for flash storage Macs.
Inclusive because it includes storage for Apple stuff that I use and I can't get from 3rd parties (iPhoto, iOS backups, iWork, whatever), native because it's built-in on the Mac and iOS devices am I right?
iCloud Drive:
5GB Free
20GB $1 a month/$12 a year
200GB $4 a month/$48 a year
up to 1TB (pricing TBA)
Dropbox (offers separate yearly pricing):
2GB free
100GB $10 a month/$100 a year
200GB $20 a month/$200 a year
500GB $50 a month/$500 a year
Microsoft OneDrive:
7GB free (up to 15GB free with referals)
+50GB $25 a year
+100GB $50 a year
+200GB $100 a year
Google Drive:
15GB free (counts Drive, Email, and Google+ Pictures)
100GB $2 a month/$24 a year
1TB $10 a month/$120 a year
10TB $100 a month/$1200 a year
20TB $200 a month/$2400 a year
30TB $300 a month/$3600 a year
No.
It just allows you to turn on the hotspot feature on you phone (while in your pocket) from your mac or ipad - Similar to Windows/Windows Phone.
I don't think so. I'm just guessing, but I think all they were saying was that you could turn on the feature easily from your Mac with your phone nearby in your pocket or something.
Anyone got a summary of everything announced?
What about the pricing for box sync?
Sorry but english is not my native or default languageI would have understood that better if you used the words 'exclusive' and 'default' instead.
Be kind enough to post a review when you switch over.