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  1. I always assumed they skipped proper bluetooth because they were shit scared of people bluetoothing thier itunes purchased media from thier device to somebody elses.
  2. Originally posted by jofice:[..]

    Just hold down on an app like you would to move it and when it starts wobbling you drag it over another app and drop it. And what microphone feature? Theres on on your earphones


    That folders thing is killer. Could be better but it's a decent start, maybe iOS4 might be the start of something worthwhile. The microphone feature in Voice Memos, I want to record something and then be able to hear the saved memos after. How do I access those?


    I always assumed they skipped proper bluetooth because they were shit scared of people bluetoothing thier itunes purchased media from thier device to somebody elses.


    One would think then they'd restrict it to photos only then instead of allowing full field access. Can't blame Apple for that though. One we can't blame them for.
  3. Nah, just lazyness. More code to support. And everyone buys their stuff anyway.


  4. I'd never buy Apple products or a music album. Doesn't sound like me in the least.

    Bluetooth fucking sucks. I mean, why have it if it don't bleedin' well work???
  5. Because it works for the 40 USD headphones ®© And because its on the same chip as the FM and WIFI radio.
  6. Originally posted by Risto:Because it works for the 40 USD headphones ®© And because its on the same chip as the FM and WIFI radio.


    Aha!!! Disabled intentionally for the friendly $40 surcharge. All I wanna do is send crap from it to others...can't even do that...and listen to my computer music with headphones when it's in another room. Can't even do that. Only complaint I have about it, so far.


  8. I sync the music and exit as soon as that's done. It runs alright on Windows 7. On Vista and XP it was a right pain.
  9. Never understood iTunes. Dont get it what it has above others. Except the store, which is just a protected website.

    Havent tried it on 7 yet though
  10. Originally posted by Risto:Never understood iTunes. Dont get it what it has above others. Except the store, which is just a protected website.

    Havent tried it on 7 yet though


    I guess it works well enough for those who are willing to use it for extended periods of time and want to pay good money for albums which they could buy cheaper or download for free elsewhere as well as many apps which just aren't that good either. EAC is used here for ripping and Foobar for MP3 encoding and playback - no better combo.

    What I now do with iTunes is rename it to a .rar file and extract the components out (not Bonjour or Software Update) but unfortunately have to install QuickTime for iTunes and do /passive installs which the app seems to work much better and more streamlined than if you installed Bonjour or SU. It takes about 10 minutes less and gives it a bit more speed than if you just went with Apple's standard install.

    Hahaha, just checked who's online - there's someone called Linux. Just thought I'd point it out.
  11. What is that damn pinguin doing here

    I also use foobar2000, used WMP11 before that and Winamp before that.
  12. Originally posted by Risto:What is that damn pinguin doing here

    I also use foobar2000, used WMP11 before that and Winamp before that.


    I just saw it and wondered where Windoze was. Apparently he's in the valley of missing DLLs lost somewhere.

    Yeah, Foobar is the best there is, easily. Customisation is good fun and really experimental and that I love. Plus it has the 1-channel DSP which my laptop - a 2009 Acer - happens to sound great with. If I don't use that plugin, the sound is completely unbearable.

    I used to like WMP but I like the Media Center interface more, even if it is totally inefficient for multitasking. Might as well use WMP if that's the case.
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