I'll follow this and look forward to Oct. 8th.
Thanks.
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Yes, in the developers discussion area. Sticky with the title of...
'Updated SlimServer 7.0 Spec with Schedule'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=36733)
Mike
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Thanks...
Is there a way to see the features and release timeline of the SS7
release?
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i think there is quite a bit of skin development going into SS 7. There
may not be anything specific for the iPhone, but if more advanced skins
are being produced, it should be able to handle them just fine too.
I wouldn't be surprised to see an iPhone specific skin, considering the
popularity of
Resurrecting this...
I've had the phone for a while now (what a gadget!) and it's good with
handheld, touch and default skins.
Just wondering if there was anything now or in the works that would
work better on it.
Thanks.
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Stood in line, the last 8 gb went to the guy in front of me. Ordered it
from att direct, got it 6 days later. Have had it for 2 weeks now. I
know, it has shortcomings, some things left off, as were mentioned in
an earler post, but what it DOES do is so brilliantly and beautifully
implemented, t
bklaas;212607 Wrote:
> Or you could just send me yours and I'll try it ;)
>
Heheh, I'm not kidding when I say my iPhone is probably the best gadget
I've purchased since my Squeezebox - it really is *THAT* cool. I'm no
Apple fanboy either - I'm on a PC in fact and the only other Apple
product I
EnochLight;212525 Wrote:
> I've tried default and "Touch". Both work fine, but "Touch" is a little
> weird - can't scroll all the way down my playlist for some reason.
> Default works fine though, you just have to zoom in to select the links
> accurately.
>
> The iPhone is actually quite brill
GoCubs;212601 Wrote:
> Great info, thanks for the post. You might want to try the Nokia770
> skin to see if it works better, although these days the Touch and 770
> skin look quite alike and I'm not sure what's even different other than
> maybe some spacing.
>
> -Greg
there may actually be a b
Regnad;212348 Wrote:
> What skin are you using? Tablet, default or...?
I've tried default and "Touch". Both work fine, but "Touch" is a
little weird - can't scroll all the way down my playlist for some
reason. Default works fine though, you just have to zoom in to select
the links accurately.
What skin are you using? Tablet, default or...?
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I just picked up a 4 gig today. I would have got an 8 but they sold out
5 minutes before I made it to the store... :-(
That said...it freak'n rocks! Works perfect as a Slim remote and
switches to WiFi seemlessly. Best smartphone I have ever used.
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tyler_durden;212127 Wrote:
> You don't need to wait, just use your imagination. Switch to the
> appropriate skin on slimserver. Take a screenshot and print it at
> scale to match the size of the apple display. Now try to imagine
> reading the text and touching the hot spots on that small scree
4mula1;211472 Wrote:
> And it has a built in SIM for your convenience. I'll pass. If I can't
> SIM swap it's not welcome in my house.
Not true. The iPhone's SIM slot is located at the top and it can be
ejected with a paperclip. Current AT&T SIM's will work in it, as a
matter of fact - after
Yes, the iPhone is enjoying somewhat more hype than it may deserve,
although it is high on 'cool factor'. They aren't being released here
in Australia until sometime next year, by which time I suspect the
honeymoon will be over to some degree for a lot of users, although the
die-hard Apple followe
You don't need to wait, just use your imagination. Switch to the
appropriate skin on slimserver. Take a screenshot and print it at
scale to match the size of the apple display. Now try to imagine
reading the text and touching the hot spots on that small screen.
It may be a cool device, but con
I've been anxiously waiting for someone to post their experience using
an iPhone with SlimServer... anyone!?!?
I like my 770, but having something "always on" and almost always in
arms reach would be much more useful.
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4mula1 wrote:
> And it has a built in SIM for your convenience. I'll pass. If I can't
> SIM swap it's not welcome in my house.
>
> My Siemens SX1 may be long in the tooth now, but the iPhone isn't going
> to be it's replacement. Perhaps the N95 when the cost becomes a bit
> more reasonable...
>
And it has a built in SIM for your convenience. I'll pass. If I can't
SIM swap it's not welcome in my house.
My Siemens SX1 may be long in the tooth now, but the iPhone isn't going
to be it's replacement. Perhaps the N95 when the cost becomes a bit
more reasonable...
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shadowboxer;211421 Wrote:
> but oh the utlimate geeky glory of the device is just too much to
> resist. :-D
I dissagree. Geeks know when a phone is a load of old tosh with a
distinct lack of features that are used every day by thousands, or
indeed millions of people.
What the iPhone _doesn
Jonathan Miller;211336 Wrote:
> No flash or java. Lots of hype and geek lust, and yes I might buy one.
>
Indeed. I am a smartphone geek from way back (sph-i300, sph-i330,
sph-i500, HTC Universal, HTC Hermes, PPC 6700, and finally treo 650)
I agree, some glaring holes in the overall picture,
Michael Herger;211409 Wrote:
> > The current released version of Slimserver cannot control
> > Squeezenetwork via the web interface.
>
> Hmmm... what about http://www.squeezenetwork.com - no need for
> slimserver.
>
I was assuming the original poster was talking about controlling
squeezenetwor
bklaas;211405 Wrote:
> The current released version of Slimserver cannot control Squeezenetwork
> via the web interface. That won't be any different on any skin or any
> browser. If the iPhone can do it, it truly is a magical device.
>
> cheers,
> #!/ben
But isn't Michael asking about squeezene
> The current released version of Slimserver cannot control
> Squeezenetwork via the web interface.
Hmmm... what about http://www.squeezenetwork.com - no need for slimserver.
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Michael Herger;211337 Wrote:
> > I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
>
> What's wrong with it on Squeezenetwork?
>
>
The current released version of Slimserver cannot control
Squeezenetwork via the web interface. That won't be any different on
any skin or any
There are some huge holes in that glory without Flash and Java. (sad glory
hole joke, couldn't resist)
On 6/27/07, EnochLight <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Eric Seaberg;211326 Wrote:
> EDGE isn't really that bad... it's certainly better than a 56k modem!!
I'd say that's a stretch... ;-) Seri
Eric Seaberg;211326 Wrote:
> EDGE isn't really that bad... it's certainly better than a 56k modem!!
I'd say that's a stretch... ;-) Seriously though, Blackberry's
browser compared to iPhone's full HTML Safari is like night and day.
That said, iPhone's speed over Edge is probably related to th
> I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
What's wrong with it on Squeezenetwork?
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No flash or java. Lots of hype and geek lust, and yes I might buy one.
On 6/27/07, Regnad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
Pandora. Will the iPhone?
It has no flash or java, right?
I am trying to talk myself out of getting one
I use a Nokia N800 and it's great but won't handle Squeezenetwork and
Pandora. Will the iPhone?
It has no flash or java, right?
I am trying to talk myself out of getting one. Can you help?
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I've used my BlackBerry to control SS over AT&T (Cingular) EDGE without
too many problems. EDGE isn't really that bad... it's certainly better
than a 56k modem!!
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shadowboxer;211259 Wrote:
> I can't wait to see how the safari browser works with the slimserver.
>
>From what I've read (especially in the David Pogue/New York Times
review), using it via WiFi is very fast so it should work nicely as a
Slim remote. However, AT&T's Edge network is absolute ass
Friday, like a stupid old fool, standing in line at the AT&T store.
Anyway,
posting here to let all know that I will as one of the first things try
it out as a slimserver remote!! I can't wait to see how the safari
browser works with the slimserver.
-dale
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