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We have one, our mac mini was connected to the TV in the bedroom and it's more convenient to use a trackpad in bed than a mouse. I like the trackpad although we probably wouldn't have bought it if it wasn't specifically to be used in bed.

15%, if you'd have ordered before the VAT rise it would be cheaper than the eBay one. We bought a Macbook a couple of years ago from that eBay seller, no problems. They're american, so they have the american keyboard, but seeing as the machine was to be used for writing "C" code it was...

It has 8GB of internal flash which amongst other things it uses for caching streams. It is a streaming device, it's just that the way that it interacts with iTunes for streaming could do with a bit of streamlining. If they sorted out the way iTunes sharing and streaming worked then it'd all be...

We bought one so that our Mac Mini could go back to being used as a computer rather than a movie player. It's much more limited in what it does than the first generation, but then it's tiny, consumes virtually zero power and is completely silent and plays nicely with our phones (Airplay). You...

Then why not turn off simple passcode and then you can type in whatever you want as a passcode?

Doesn't matter, the satin screen will be just as unreadable in sunlight outside! Using a laptop, outside and in the summer sounds like a brilliant idea....unfortunately within about 2 minutes you're back inside! (btw I have mac laptops with both types of screen) Nice machine btw.

Can't comment specifically on the UX2, but I've used line 6 stuff for years, infact the only guitar I even bother to pick up now is my variax 700, because at the flick of a switch I can go from tele, to les Paul to acoustic. It's never going to be as warm as micing up a amp on max volume, but...

If/When you hit the magic 5 you'll get the option in your iTunes account to deauthorise all computers, this resets you back down to zero. You can only do this once every 12 months though. Obviously you'd then need to re-authorise the computers which you did want to access the iTunes content.

My G4 PowerBook is going into retirement on Thursday night. The PMC is fucked and both batteries that I have are now fucked, the charger connection is loose now so that when I move it, it turns off and I have to reboot and then set the clock up. Other than that, its still bloody quick...

Alt (option) + arrow left or right will go through text one word at a time.

:eek: I thought it was getting warmer, was that a blip? Should we now be preparing for hell to freeze over?

Android fragmentation is *nothing* like that, for the most part an application which was written for iPhone OS 1 will still work on iOS4, there have been API changes which have broken things, but these are fairly rare. The scaling is just scaling, it's easy because the retina has quadruple the...

It is RFID! ;)

FWIW, the read range we get here on a "mifare card" is about 10cm, both antennas (tag & reader/writer) are about the same area (10cm sq.). I don't think you need worry!

It is the same technology. I've just read the spec chip on the PN544 (which is what samsung have used) and it supports being the reader/writer and operating in card emulation mode, it can emulate a mifare tag (which is what oyster is). The bigger problem is how that information that is...

You have unrared some split files, you now need to use the app "split&concat" to create a single file, then try mounting that.

You're bidding before the last minute of an auction? That's your problem, you're doing nothing but raising the final auction price.

If you're not a programmer or you don't think logically then you're going to get nowhere. Understanding objective c is one thing, understanding logic and how to actually make a program are something else. I've seen really intelligent people completely stumped by even the simplest of computing...

Sort your headline banner our, the layout is very poor. I read it as: "Greenhouse Energy" "<b>Catering</b> for all regions" I read that as 2 separate statements, which makes you sound like a catering company.

Weird, the car has been off the road for 2 months with this fault, in that period it's only done a couple of journeys one of which was 200 mile round trip, it's had the same fuel in since the problem started. I had no choice but to use the car this morning for a hundred mile journey to the...

I've searched and found a few people who've had this problem, but none seem to be exactly the issue I'm experiencing. If I'm driving the car and dip the clutch to slow, the revs will go up to 2K and stick there until I've come to a complete standstill at which point they drop down to normal...

Come this sunday all will be right with the world once the U.S of A switch to daylight savings, the bug will be like a distant memory.

Set the alarm to go off an hour early, then it'll go off at the right time.

This doesn't work. The bug is on repeating alarms (that don't repeat everyday of the week) and can only be fixed by setting the alarm to go off an hour early....until Apple produce a software fix - I guess you just tried creating a non repeating alarm, in which case it will have appeared to...

You're mistaking stale with consistency, just look at Mac OS, from System 1 (1984) even to OS X (2010) it has changed visually very little, it's got more colourful (particularly with OS X) but it's essentially the same thing, Apple unlike Microsoft don't change things just for "s***s and...

Sure...but in the time it's taken you to realise the phone has gone somebody could have already taken advantage if the phone was not pass-coded (and set to pass-code every time rather than after x minutes).

Because if it gets lost/misplaced/stolen you can potentially mitigate the potential for losing personal/confidential information, especially with email in corporate environments.

I think you're mistaken on how it actually works, it uses network features to forward your voicemail directly to their own "voicemail servers" rather than your own network. They've provided an app to access this, it'll work as well as your existing voicemail does, infact, although I have never...

I disagree, the thing that separates the iPhone from every other handset is the slickness, it just works. Do you see UI funnies or inconsistencies? No.... Before the iPhone the smartphone was the bastion of geeks...now everybody from the receptionist in the hair salon to scientists use them...

They don't need to though....How many phones have I owned that have the ability to transfer files by bluetooth? 4..5...6..maybe. How many times did I use bluetooth file transfer, once, twice maybe 3 times...and what was it that I used bluetooth file transfer for? To get photos off the phone...