Do they all sound like a tin can when calls come in from
I just realized you said it sounded tinny when you received a call
from an iPhone. I can't say what it sounds like personally as I
haven't had anyone call me from one. But when I first got mine I
asked everyone I called how it sounde
swap with Paula.
NOO! I won't swap!
Honestly, I'm really impressed with the sound quality on my iPhone.
I do have the most recent one...the 3G. Does your brother have the
first one? I do recall reading that the sound quality wasn't as good
until they updated the software. My Veri
>Do they all sound like a tin can when calls come in from them or is it just
>my brother's one? His old moto v710 sounded better...how come?
Well Paula said "I LOVE my iPhone and wonder why I waited so long to get
one. The voice quality is sharp and clear and I never lose my connection
like I
At 01:12 PM 11/8/2008, Tony B wrote:
>Why fight it? They keep software up to date for a reason. Do you also own a
>buggy whip?
Several, and they outperform the modern stuff when used for their intended
purpose.
Did you ever try encouraging a horse with a tire iron?
And horses can go to places t
At 01:12 PM 11/8/2008, Tony B wrote:
>Didn't they just rename the browser to Firefox and keep going?
Not al all. The Firefox interface appears to be completely re-designed from
scratch. As different as MSIE.
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>Hmmm, for those of us who are not cognoscenti, what is FTFF?
Cognoscenti? Next you'll be asking us where to find the "any" key!
Google on "FTFF" and read any of the 32,800 results.
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At 01:01 PM 11/8/2008, Wayne Dernoncourt wrote:
>Hmmm, for those of us who are not cognoscenti, what is FTFF?
http://www.acronymfinder.com/FTFF.html
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Well, it seems a bit disingenuous to suggest to the list a right click
option would be an improvement, only revealing in a _later_ post you're
trying to accomodate abandonware that's several years old.
Didn't they just rename the browser to Firefox and keep going?
Anyway, I think what you're miss
Tom Piwowar
>>Things like this are improvements that MS should be making
>>to the Windows OS, but all that seems to happen is the
>>addition of what I would call "glitter," not functionality
> That is what happens when engineers try to copy a successful
> competitor's product and they don't fundam
I'm using Mozilla as my default browser for everything that works, because I
like its interface, e.g., its bookmarks manager. I like the ability to
manually sort my bookmarks by just dragging and dropping them. They are not in
alphabetical order, nor in any "logical" order (i.e., not in any or
>Things like this are improvements that MS should be making to the Windows
>OS, but all that seems to happen is the addition of what I would call
>"glitter," not functionality
That is what happens when engineers try to copy a successful competitor's
product and they don't fundamentally understa
> What I'd really like is a right-click menu on URLs, for selecting the
> browser to (this time only) open the selected URL.
If I click and hold on a link in either FireFox or Safari or Opera and
drag it into a browser icon in the Dock that link will open in that other
browser. So the short answ
Good question. I think latency is the most important ingredient in an
enjoyable computer. When you press a key or click on an icon you want
something to happen right away. Without that immediate feedback you can't
even be sure that the computer registered your action.
The kind of latency you de
'm seeing them all over the place. Last night everyone sitting in the
row in front of me was fiddling with their iPhone while waiting for
the
lecture to start. This reminds me of the early
I'm seeing a lot of them too. I LOVE my iPhone and wonder why I
waited so long to get one. The voice q
That's quite a stretch calling this an "improvement". I have a Firefox
add-on "Web Developer" that adds a gazillion options to the right click, but
opening the link in different browsers isn't one of them, because what would
be the point. OTOH, Dreamweaver allows me to preview pages in different
br
> Lacking that, is there any applet that is readily accessible (e.g., in
> the systray; on the start menu is too hard) for quickly changing the
> default browser for the launch of one URL and then changing it back
> again?
I haven't tried it, but this looks like it will do the job, at least for XP
What I'd really like is a right-click menu on URLs, for selecting the browser
to (this time only) open the selected URL.
Lacking that, is there any applet that is readily accessible (e.g., in the
systray; on the start menu is too hard) for quickly changing the default
browser for the launch of
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