Eu sei que todos é tired de ouvir o boato que a sustentação do flash está vindo ao iPhone, mas esta vez, lá pôde ser-lhe verdade. De acordo com Artigo de PhoneMag, a razão real porque Apple não tem inclui a sustentação Flash no iPhone é devido a licenciar. O boato tem-no que Apple lançará o update Flash da sustentação o mesmo momento em que ele o lançamento SDK para o iPhone no fim deste mês. Assim let apenas esperar e ver.
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Escrito por Abby McVay sobre Fevereiro 11o, 2008 com nenhuns comentários.
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Com horas principais de Macworld as meras ausentes - e nossos meninos Vincent e James em sua maneira a LiveBlog a coisa inteira para SlashGear - the rumor mill has not only spun up to a high milling-speed but practically consumed its own grinding wheel (yes, I’ll leave that metaphor alone now). Central to the bloghype has been a purported leak of Steve Jobs’ keynote itself (reprinted in full below) in which the Apple chief announces the iPhone SDK, new 13-inch MacBooks measuring just 0.8-inches thick, a 16GB iPhone and YouTube downloads for Apple TV. General consensus is that it’s too vague - and bland - to be real, and is either the warbling fantasy of an Apple-fan with too much time, or a distraction purposefully put out by devious Apple.
Entretanto, é não somente transcripts gotejantes: o boato de a ar so-called de MacBook, sugerido por fontes suposta perto de Apple e acreditado - agradecimentos a a foto de uma de placas principais de Apple - envolver algum formulário de trabalho em rede de alta velocidade interno, conduziu a vários sleuths do Mac procurarar WHOIS, registros do usuário do local (em qual uma entrada misteriosa de “MacBookAir” mostrada acima como visitando antes da placa foi manchada) [através de Engadget 1/2] e nivele liberações de imprensa para acessórios para tentar confirmar que Steve anunciará um caderno super-slim com externo ótico-dirija.
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Escrito por Chris Davies sobre January 14th, 2008 with no comments.
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Could this be the new Apple ultraportable? The short answer is that nobody knows; a new sign-up to the MacDaily messageboard posted the photo and very little else, leaving everyone to make up their own minds whether this is the machine Steve Jobs will be announcing at MacWorld later this month.
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Written by Chris Davies on January 3rd, 2008 with no comments.
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In other patent news, Apple has further fuelled expectations for an ultraportable MacBook with the filing of an application that details an iMac-like base station into which a laptop-sized device can be slotted so as to take advantage of full-sized keyboard, mouse and screen. Gizmodo, who unearthed the patent, threw together this mockup of how the system could work, with the ultraslim notebook sliding into the side of the monitor, which has the same ports and connectivity as an iMac desktop machine.
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Written by Chris Davies on January 3rd, 2008 with no comments.
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Look beyond the badly PhotoShop’d image and the Apple Newton revival gains further momentum with Seeking Alpha’s David Sieger piling together his evidence for an ultraportable device built around a 5.2-inch touchscreen. Supposedly based on an image of a larger-than-iPhone unit with a “distinguishing button or depression on each side” as seen by “trusted tipster”, the device is intended to be held horizontally rather than vertically and is suggested to be using a MultiTouch-enabled 800 x 480 display provided by Balda and Wintek.
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Written by Chris Davies on December 27th, 2007 with no comments.
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