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WWDC 2011 & iOS5
- Thread starter Munson
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Re: WWDC 2011
Been playing around with iOS5 and overall I like it! Only problem I have found so far is the iMessaging (tried sending myself some texts), tries to send but then fails and sends an SMS instead.
Very nicely put together and integrated.
Been playing around with iOS5 and overall I like it! Only problem I have found so far is the iMessaging (tried sending myself some texts), tries to send but then fails and sends an SMS instead.
Very nicely put together and integrated.
Re: WWDC 2011
Ripped off an awful app that barely works with a perfectly integrated system?
It's the same messaging app. You don't need to do anything else. The iPhone works it all out for you.
Ripped off an awful app that barely works with a perfectly integrated system?
It's the same messaging app. You don't need to do anything else. The iPhone works it all out for you.
Re: WWDC 2011
I have not noticed anything other then the iMessaging probs, but no doubt I wil find more as I go through.
I have not noticed anything other then the iMessaging probs, but no doubt I wil find more as I go through.
ChrisR
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Re: WWDC 2011
Also remember one difference is that bit of personal info that's sat on some companies server somewhere is likely to be sat on an internal resource for internal eyes only.
A cloud service like this is there to stick your data out in the open, theoretically just so that you can access it.
The term cloud is annoying though, it's not exactly new, just a buzz word that's used now it's become something that's used for more stuff.
As Roy says by storing the data on their servers rather then yours you've now shifted all the responsibility to manage, maintain and secure those systems to that company.
How do you know they are doing everything they should be, and everything they say they are?
It's a common issue businesses face, for instance does your service provider let you come and audit the systems yourself, do they let you vulnerability scan them yourself?
This way of working, with the rise of SaaS offerings, definitely brings something good to the table but also brings a different kind of risk you've got to watch out for.
Also remember one difference is that bit of personal info that's sat on some companies server somewhere is likely to be sat on an internal resource for internal eyes only.
A cloud service like this is there to stick your data out in the open, theoretically just so that you can access it.
The term cloud is annoying though, it's not exactly new, just a buzz word that's used now it's become something that's used for more stuff.
As Roy says by storing the data on their servers rather then yours you've now shifted all the responsibility to manage, maintain and secure those systems to that company.
How do you know they are doing everything they should be, and everything they say they are?
It's a common issue businesses face, for instance does your service provider let you come and audit the systems yourself, do they let you vulnerability scan them yourself?
This way of working, with the rise of SaaS offerings, definitely brings something good to the table but also brings a different kind of risk you've got to watch out for.
Tom
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Christopher
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Z4M
Re: WWDC 2011
Pics of your iPhone running an iOS5 feature, Danny? Something distinguishable.
I'm not doubting you, I'm doubting the judgement of Apple in letting you pay for a dev account. lol.
Pics of your iPhone running an iOS5 feature, Danny? Something distinguishable.
I'm not doubting you, I'm doubting the judgement of Apple in letting you pay for a dev account. lol.
Re: WWDC 2011
Also noticed a problem with the alarm - make sure you set your clock to 12hr so you can set the am/pm. Otherwise 24 hour doesn't show anything over 12 and you can't see if its morning or afternoon
Also noticed a problem with the alarm - make sure you set your clock to 12hr so you can set the am/pm. Otherwise 24 hour doesn't show anything over 12 and you can't see if its morning or afternoon
Re: WWDC 2011
Bloody thing lol
Bloody thing lol
Slow red one
Re: WWDC 2011
I don't know what else can be done to improve iOS but im sure Apple will find a way!
I don't know what else can be done to improve iOS but im sure Apple will find a way!
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Re: WWDC 2011
I miss the flashing LED from my BB
.
I don't miss it enough though to have a strobe light going off...although it could be fun around people with epilepsy.
I miss the flashing LED from my BB
.I don't miss it enough though to have a strobe light going off...although it could be fun around people with epilepsy.
