But no other device maker today can solve the software problem as well as Apple did.
Most of them are hardware companies relying on someone else — Google or Microsoft — for the majority (or the entirety) of the software.
Neither Google nor Microsoft will ever be able to tailor their software to other manufacturers’ specific (and varied) hardware devices as well as Apple can (and does) with theirs.
Marco points out crucial differences between Apple and others playing in the “tablet” market.
I highly recommend reading this article to better understand current situation in tablet market.
(Source: marco)
Hey. You. Yes, you! Come over here. I’m going to tell you a secret. OK, well, it’s not really a secret. It’s more of a question. A most important question. One that, when asked, can provide a wealth of productive power…
“Where does this belong?”
I sure feel the same lately. Go and read it.
“If everything seems under control, you’re just not going fast enough.” — Mario Andretti
I recently upgraded my iPhone to iOS 4.1. I wasn’t aware I’ll also need new Xcode and SDK to deploy the application to the device.
This is what I got in Organizer:
It clearly says I need newer SDK. Couldn’t that be in the error message in Xcode?
“You don’t have to go all the way to the Displays control panel to make Mac OS X detect displays, you can do it from the keyboard by pressing Command and BrightnessUp (F2). Saves time!” — via Mac OS X Hints
Cable organization for a few pence. -
This works great if your desk isn’t too tick.
This works like a treat. My desk looks much less like a spidersweb now. (Submitted by mattyoak)
Did I see this before anyone else submitted it? Yes.
Did several people submit this? Yes.
Did I use this one because he used the word “pence” in his title and I am an unabashed Anglophile? You bet your arse!
How to use Ruby debugger with Phusion Passenger?
Sharing iTunes library between accounts on same machine
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