@WhiskeyTab: FWIW, the iPhone 4 has 802.11n, but only on 2.4GHz. No fancy dual band Airport Extreme routers sadface
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@Kaidesho: If I may [lifehacker.com]
@Kaidesho: Probably nothing too spectacular. Redesigned antenna and a stronger glass body for sure. Antennagate and Glassgate have left their mark. Better cameras perhaps, better battery life. Apple's pretty happy with their LCD "Retina Display", so a shift to OLED is unlikely.
@SquaredCircle: Thats in interesting one. And a few scenarios have been discussed.
@Kaidesho: Here's a huge technical article explaining the difference between the two [gizmodo.com]
@SquaredCircle: See my above answer [lifehacker.com]
@Kaidesho: The rumors say that Apple will hold an event in January like last years iPad unveiling. They say a new iPad with a camera/higher res screen will be previewed, and the rumor points to a CDMA-based iPhone to be announced, as opposed to the current GSM. This would make the iPhone compatible with the largest US…
@Norbert Dan: Someone better at Windows partitioning than I please answer this one.
@pseudorocket: Drivel drivel…
@kellanpan: Tested, TUAW, Engadget HD/Alt (normal feed was too heavy), 9to5Mac, Valleywag, a bunch of ICanHasCheezeburger sites for lolz.
@Teknophilia: XP? Defraggler. Defrag the hell out of XP.
@pseudorocket: I've always considered Cupertino to be Apple. Then again, I live in Michigan.
@pseudorocket: Technically it's only "down" the road if you are laying down flat with your feet pointing in the direction you are referring to.
@bradleydad: Because converting a DivX MKV into a h.264 MP4 is not like saving an RTF into a DOC.
@bradleydad: Easy killer, no reason to be throwing insults around.
The moment Air Video is updated for AirPlay (if ever), I will head straight to Best Buy and pick up an Apple TV. Otherwise, it's pointless for me. I don't want to run into the basement to my hackintosh to start a video in iTunes to push it, nor do I want to reencode all f my torrented MKVs and AVIs.
@jma89: Unfortunatly, I'm the AT&T guy in Kalamazoo. Also known as EDGE city.