Search results matching tag 'Apple'

iPhone WiFi Transfer Transfers Photos and Videos Wirelessly

elaine202 — Sat, 02 Feb 2013 02:37:11 GMT

The iPhone WiFi Transfer is also called Wireless Transfer App on the App Store. Wirelessness means there is no need to use any USB cable. But the Wi-Fi network is essential. iPhone to Computer Transfer can upload and download photos and videos between multiple devices, such as between iPhone/iPad/iPod and computer, between an iOS device and another (iPhone to iPad, iPad to iPad, iPhone to iPhone, etc.). This app is much more convenient to transfer photos and videos compared with the traditional wireless ways.

Transfer between iOS Devices and Computer
Originally, you need to open a web browser on a computer (Mac and Windows PC). This app is compatible with any browsers, such as Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox, Google Chrome, etc. With the development of computer companion app (iPhone to Computer Transfer for Mac and Windows PC), you also can choose the no-browser method which makes the transferring much more convenient. Photos can be RAW files or compressed ZIP files downloaded from iOS devices to computer which is up to your choice.

Transfer between an iOS Device and Another
This app can transfer photos and videos from one iOS device to another, such as from iPhone to another iPhone, iPhone to iPad, iPad to another iPad, iPad to iPhone, iPhone to iPod, etc. It is compatible with iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, iPhone 4S, iPhone 5, iPod touch (3rd generation), iPod touch (4th generation), iPod touch (5th generation) and iPad. Requires iOS 4.3 or later. This app is optimized for iPhone 5.

Website: http://iphone-to-computer.com/
App Store: http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/wireless-transfer-app/id543119010

RE: ‘Behind Enemy Lines,’ iOS Developer Recounts His Experience Developing iOS Apps at Google

mhenriday — Sun, 06 Jan 2013 11:15:59 GMT

For some odd reason, I have far more confidence in an application or device dreamed up and designed by engineers and which competes in the market place than in one conceived by «designers»/marketing people, which competes in the courtroom....

Henri

RE: Apple Allegedly Steals Swiss Railway Clock Design, Swiss Federal Railway Taking Legal Action

mhenriday — Sat, 22 Sep 2012 10:30:34 GMT

I agree, realneil, that «[t]his lawsuit crap is getting old». But the operative sentence in the article is the following : «ccording to swissinfo.ch, the railway clock is widely licensed and used for timepieces of all shapes and sizes, but Apple apparently didn’t bother to pay the fee for its use». This is so typically Apple - fail to pay for using the patent-protected designs, techniques, etc, of others, but sue everyone and his grandmother for infringing upon Apple's own patents and design registrations. This practice came up in the recent Samsung/Apple dispute, but the hometown court - both judge and jury - choose to ignore Apple's infringements of Samsung's patents. I do hope the Swiss Railway nail Apple on this one :

For ’tis the sport to have the engineer

Hoist with his own petar. And ’t shall go hard,

But I will delve one yard below their mines,

And blow them at the moon.

Henri

RE: Apple Quietly Changes Erroneous Claims Of OS X's Invincibility

mhenriday — Tue, 26 Jun 2012 10:17:04 GMT

About time ! But as Joel indicates, better late than never ! I suspect that this welcome development is the result of certain recent changes in Apple's top-level management...

Henri

OS X LION

kid007 — Thu, 21 Jul 2011 20:14:21 GMT

Hey Guys,

Long time, I'm writing about my experience with OS X Lion, since I had to with the creation of this thread thanks for Marco for listening :)

Here it goes, so far this New OS is absolutely flawless from the download to installation I have not had a problem...

I have been reading from most of everyone that I know about their experience with Lion and I can say; I have not read nothing negative about it. Everyone (including me) is shock of how the OS behave and how does react to your commands...

I still got my MacBook Pro 13.3 (the one in my sig) which I use mostly use for browsing the web and minor excel works...

From my 24 hrs experience with OS X Lion, the only problem or mishap is that you might have to upgrade to 8 GB of ram... and Since the price of rams are cheap, this won't be a big expensive upgrade like we were used to with windows. The reason I say this is because Mission Control, Launch Pad and Safari uses half of your 4GB... (and you get to experience some 2-4 sec lags) <- this is according to the activity monitor...

If anyone got any question or want to add a comment feel free :)

Re: Apple's iTunes Now Selling 'The Beatles' Albums

digitaldd — Thu, 18 Nov 2010 14:37:38 GMT

Hmm I can see a conversation like this taking place somewhere.

older adult: So you gonna buy Beatles songs from ituens now?

kid/teen: The who?

older adult: No The Beatles..

Seriously though most of the folks who wanted the entire Beatles Collection probably just bought the CDs when the big collection came out and rip them or got one of those young whippersnappers to do it for them if appropriate.

OS 4.0?

kid007 — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 02:31:51 GMT

Could this be real? is Apple releasing a new os? a numerous websites are reporting this event, the question we should ask ourselves is when?

Nothing legit from Apple everyone that are talking are doing it in form of anonymous, I think Apple are a subdivision of the government ? Joke aside this is coming once i get "Official" word i would put the details...