I haven’t seen much about this in the blogosphere, but it looks like iPhone 3.0 has name display!
Assuming I’m not on crack, how cool is that?
Weirdly enough, I see names on older calls, so maybe it’s been there for a while and I just never noticed?
I haven’t seen much about this in the blogosphere, but it looks like iPhone 3.0 has name display!
Assuming I’m not on crack, how cool is that?
Weirdly enough, I see names on older calls, so maybe it’s been there for a while and I just never noticed?
So it’s what, a year and a half since the initial iPhone release? And still no copy-and-paste? Seriously?
Don’t get me wrong, there is a lot to love about the iPhone, especially with some of the applications that are making appearances now, but Apple really needs to get some of the basics implemented.
Whenever I complain I always have someone popup to say that it isn’t needed because information just flows between apps. To some extent this is true, it’s one click to call a phone number from an email (assuming it’s formatted correctly, no way to add that missing zero or area code though), Google Maps adds contacts to the address book automatically, etc.
What I can’t figure out is how exactly to flow three 16 digit numbers from an email to a courier’s tracking page to find out when my Christmas gift will be here.
Apple fanbois, enlighten me!
Dear Apple,
I am currently running an entire virtual instance of Windows Vista (you know, that OS you keep poking holes at in your commercials) and in that instance I am running three different webbrowsers and a mail *server*.
Guess what is using more memory, iTunes or Vista? Now keep in mind one is an operating system and the other is an overgrown music player which Apple has bundled (hmm, wasn’t Apple among those crying about Microsoft’s bundling a couple years ago) with some of their hardware.
Please learn to write more compact code, and for the sake of all that is holy, learn how to use multiple threads so the entire iTunes GUI can be snappy and responsive while it takes iTunes 99% of a 2.4GHz core for over 30 seconds just to connect to an iPhone, will ya?
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