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12:07 AM
Design something! For crying out loud. I mean, that guy who did your Windows 7 wallpapers did a great job (and trippy, I might add). Your Win7 loading screens and logos look good. It's not like you can't do this. Now. How's about you wrap all of that up in a nice, all-inclusive package? Maybe wrap all of your Windows-related products together? Why, exactly, is Bing blue and orange when Windows is red, green, blue, and yellow? I'd almost accept "they're two separate brands" as an answer, except they still have one major design element in common: generic landscape shots!
If you phone in WinMo 7*, if you make the default backgrounds just some crappy landscapes, we're gonna have some issues (as an aside, same goes for you Android).
*Disclaimer: That pun was completely unintentional. Upon discovery, I am choosing to leave it.
12/15/09
On second though... 98% of my apps are useless.
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12/10/09
Good stuff!
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12/08/09
[code.google.com]
Sounds like I might give a try when I get home. If it can execute any AppleScript, then I think it's time for my computer to acknowledge me when I enter the room... ohh the nerdy possibilities.
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*still too lazy to Google*
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12/08/09
but yes - I haven't tried it yet, but I imagine the mac pings the iphone bluetooth? can't be good for the battery
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12/07/09
I want my phone and my media player to be separate devices [shrugs].
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12/07/09
As time goes on, it only gets easier to find a public wifi AP too. I guess I'd probably get an iPhone if I worked outside of the city in the middle of nowhere.
12/07/09
11/27/09
To be serious though, one cannot expect Apple to offer huge discounts as they don't want to undercut the retailers who carry their products.
By essentially matching their prices, they aren't really competing against their retailers yet Apple gets all of the additional profit which would be shared with the distributors and retailers.
Buying directly from Apple is a win for Apple, but a loss for the distributors, retailers, and especially consumers.
11/27/09
I'd say slicing out the middle man and dealing with a company directly is more efficient and generally more pleasant for the consumer.
Screw the distributors and retailers.
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11/27/09
S'cool. This one time, I bought something online at like 3 in the morning, and I thought, "Hey! Extended warranty! 3 extra months? For JUST $80? Bring it on!"
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