Comments for BillWixted's Blog http://www.billwixted.com/blog Software, Hardware and everything in between Mon, 12 Jul 2010 19:30:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Android Gains in Smartphone Market by Consumer Reports Trashes the iPhone 4 « BillWixted’s Blog http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=580&cpage=1#comment-1126 Consumer Reports Trashes the iPhone 4 « BillWixted’s Blog Mon, 12 Jul 2010 19:30:43 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=580#comment-1126 [...] Consumer Reports says they cannot recommend the iPhone 4 due to its widely advertised antenna problem. They advise using a piece of duct tape to correct the issue. This isn’t the sort of publicity that Apple would prefer at this point in time I am sure especially with Android’s rising popularity. [...] [...] Consumer Reports says they cannot recommend the iPhone 4 due to its widely advertised antenna problem. They advise using a piece of duct tape to correct the issue. This isn’t the sort of publicity that Apple would prefer at this point in time I am sure especially with Android’s rising popularity. [...]

]]> Comment on Can’t see Flash on your iPhone? by John http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=573&cpage=1#comment-1104 John Fri, 09 Jul 2010 03:17:58 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=573#comment-1104 Cool! Thanks. jg Cool! Thanks.

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]]> Comment on H.264 Codec Sees Rapid Rate of Adoption by John http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=565&cpage=1#comment-892 John Tue, 18 May 2010 15:30:46 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=565#comment-892 Thanks for the update. As a Flash developer, I'm interested in Apple's move away from Flash. jg Thanks for the update. As a Flash developer, I’m interested in Apple’s move away from Flash.

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]]> Comment on Under the Covers of Chrome OS by Has the Google Phone finally arrived? « BillWixted.com Blog http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=389&cpage=1#comment-393 Has the Google Phone finally arrived? « BillWixted.com Blog Tue, 15 Dec 2009 21:35:04 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=389#comment-393 [...] Google phone, like Chrome OS,  fits nicely into their overall strategy for world domination. Google wants to remove the [...] [...] Google phone, like Chrome OS,  fits nicely into their overall strategy for world domination. Google wants to remove the [...]

]]> Comment on Yahoo! Everything by John http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=418&cpage=1#comment-382 John Wed, 09 Dec 2009 19:43:02 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=418#comment-382 Funny. But it reminds of the QWERTY keyboard, or perhaps a better comparison, the type-setters tray where boxes containing type (individual letters) were sized and placed according to frequency of use. I think it was called the California Job Case. At last, I've applied that section from 9th grade industrial arts where we had to memorize the location of each letter in this case before we were allowed to use the printing press. jg Funny. But it reminds of the QWERTY keyboard, or perhaps a better comparison, the type-setters tray where boxes containing type (individual letters) were sized and placed according to frequency of use. I think it was called the California Job Case. At last, I’ve applied that section from 9th grade industrial arts where we had to memorize the location of each letter in this case before we were allowed to use the printing press.

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]]> Comment on Search Engine Optimization and You by forex robot http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=396&cpage=1#comment-377 forex robot Mon, 07 Dec 2009 01:50:37 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=396#comment-377 Great post this will really help me. Great post this will really help me.

]]> Comment on Under the Covers of Chrome OS by admin http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=389&cpage=1#comment-374 admin Wed, 02 Dec 2009 17:04:37 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=389#comment-374 My understanding is that there will not be much you can do with a Chrome netbook if it's offline. Obviously, this is something they can work on. What I think they mean by "photoshop on the web" is a browser-based editor that keeps the file local while you're editing it but I don't have the details. For heavy-duty graphics work that would clearly be preferable. Aviary.com looks like a nice tool. Thanks for the link! My understanding is that there will not be much you can do with a Chrome netbook if it’s offline. Obviously, this is something they can work on.

What I think they mean by “photoshop on the web” is a browser-based editor that keeps the file local while you’re editing it but I don’t have the details. For heavy-duty graphics work that would clearly be preferable.

Aviary.com looks like a nice tool. Thanks for the link!

]]> Comment on Under the Covers of Chrome OS by Anji Taylor http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=389&cpage=1#comment-373 Anji Taylor Wed, 02 Dec 2009 09:13:23 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=389#comment-373 Thanks for the informative post Bill. This will sound like a silly question, but as Chrome apps run in "the cloud" I'm assuming this means that a Chrome netbook would only function with its apps when a Net connection is engaged...correct? Having just reviewed the dismal state of actual broadband speeds in many places (the UK for example, where old BT technology seriously impedes fast access speeds) I can see this as an obstacle until rural and outside-the-US speeds catch up. Also, Google raising "...the intriguing prospect of a “Photoshop on the web” application" seems a bit late given sites like Aviary.com. Thanks for the informative post Bill. This will sound like a silly question, but as Chrome apps run in “the cloud” I’m assuming this means that a Chrome netbook would only function with its apps when a Net connection is engaged…correct?

Having just reviewed the dismal state of actual broadband speeds in many places (the UK for example, where old BT technology seriously impedes fast access speeds) I can see this as an obstacle until rural and outside-the-US speeds catch up.

Also, Google raising “…the intriguing prospect of a “Photoshop on the web” application” seems a bit late given sites like Aviary.com.

]]> Comment on Google Chrome OS by admin http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=379&cpage=1#comment-371 admin Wed, 02 Dec 2009 00:21:46 +0000 http://www.billwixted.com/blog/?p=379#comment-371 Probably not much. For the majority of people however that's probably not an issue since they are unlikely to power on their computers anyway if they don't have connectivity to the internet. Probably not much. For the majority of people however that’s probably not an issue since they are unlikely to power on their computers anyway if they don’t have connectivity to the internet.

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