Recent content by George Knighton

The story is that multitouch gestures conflicts with some popular applications that could not be rewritten in time for the release. Someone told me that Garage Band is one of those applications. I have activated gestures and they seem to do just fine.

Yes. It does.

I do pay for the 3G service. When I need connectivity in the field...I really need it. It works well where I normally live, work and travel. However, it is annoying how much of the country has no 3G ATT service. It works where I usually am, but I miss it during maybe two weeks out of 52 that...

I might very well buy an iPad2. It just depends on how it exactly hits the market. The single biggest thing I would like is more operating RAM.

I think this is the crux of the issue. It is a credit application because he wantednthe MyFi service. It might also be that Apple still restricts the numbermof iPad one person can own.

Sanho HyperMac External MacBook Batteries Review | Laptops | Mobile Mac | Macworld Found an article about them. It looks like they know make versions much stronger than the ones that we were using. They also cost a lot more than I recall...

I haven't seen anything that'll power the iPad for a week, but I have seen something called a "HyperMac" that will work for several days. It is usually available here and there for between $60 and $100. I don't know the battery strength rating, but it'll go several days of heavy use. The...

Apple Keyboard Dock for Apple iPad - Keyboar... (MC533LL/A) at OWC Apple Bluetooth Wireless Keyboard for Mac or... (MC184LL/A) at OWC Amazon.com: ZooGue ZGSMRT1 Tablet PC Case - 7.75" x 9.75" x 0.93" - Leather - Black: Electronics (This is version one, I think. Version two is about the...

And by the way, I noticed the other day that OWC (macsales.com) has a number of the Apple physically docking keyboards and the current generation Bluetooth keyboards available at substantial savings.

What worries me a little bit is that if Savannah finds a notebook/laptop cumbersome, and the user can only work for ten or fifteen minutes at a time, the user might find that an iPad plus a keyboard will be as cumbersome as the laptop/notebook. The user might also find the attaching and...

You're right, the old box does not matter. If you like MobileMe more than Google Mail for the extra services that MobileMe provides, then the old box that you linked is a good deal. If you're due for renewal the next week or so, I'd go ahead and buy it. It's easy to implement. You just...

Hmmm. I'm going to have to try that to see if I can attend some conferences on the iPad. :-)

The only thing that disappoints me is having to buy Printopia to use a non-HP printer via AirPrint. :-) Otherwise, everything seems logical and seems to be a significant upgrade in line with other iOS products...it's nice that things work the way they work on the iPhone 4, now.

My comments are personal, and are not a reflection of the position of the Commonwealth Secretariat or the Commonwealth Foundation, although they have been the victims of News Corp at various points in their history.

Unless Apple have secured some kind of agreement that allow them to maintain the editorial policy, this is *not* any kind of good news. Uncle Rupert is notorious for editorial interference and for causing supposed news stories to take an angle aimed at fomenting political disaffection and...