ipad3 has been rumord for a march release,how many things will it copy the of the playbook and make every isheep think they invented the feature, will we see them rob the bridge feature (iphone 2 ipad)? REAL multitasking? or even the great besel slide gestures?
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ipad3 has been rumord for a march release,how many things will it copy the of the playbook and make every isheep think they invented the feature, will we see them rob the bridge feature (iphone 2 ipad)? REAL multitasking? or even the great besel slide gestures?
sorry for wrong spellings
I didn't realize RIM invented "true" multitasking.
As for Bridge, there's no need; the iPad shipped with native e-mail.
Didn't RIM copy apple's tablet? Everyone is in this tablet trend thanks to Apple.
Microsoft/HP introduced their tablet at ces 2010. When they saw the iPad they scrapped their plans. Samsung modified their Galaxy 10 inch tab after seeing Apple iPad 2 thinness.
Apple copies rim with iMessage. Apple copies android notification center.
Android copies Apple's OS. Android original OS back in 2007 was originally copied from RIM.
So at this stage. Doesn't matter who is coping whom.
RIM just needs to get OS 1.0 out (lets cut this crap out about. 2.0 because the Playbook runs to about what amounts to beta software since its release without native email/calendar support.
Apple didn't bring the tablet out, they just made it popular. Apple didn't make the first mp3 player, again made it popular. Apple didn't make the first smartphone, just made it popular. More and more these days innovation doesn't sell products but your ability to make it popular does. That's what Apple has brought to the market, the ability to make a product popular.
ipad3 has been rumord for a march release,how many things will it copy the of the playbook and make every isheep think they invented the feature, will we see them rob the bridge feature (iphone 2 ipad)? REAL multitasking? or even the great besel slide gestures?
sorry for wrong spellings
Not totally sure on the "chicken - egg" argument on the gestures but I can say that ios5 has gestures in it. I think the Playbook was out before ios5.
For those as unfortunate as I am (unable to tether without an additional $300+ per year), I can bridge my wi-fi only Playbook to my BB Torch and use the bridge browser to access the net when away from home, etc. This uses my phones data plan.
Didn't RIM copy apple's tablet? Everyone is in this tablet trend thanks to Apple.
Microsoft/HP introduced their tablet at ces 2010. When they saw the iPad they scrapped their plans. Samsung modified their Galaxy 10 inch tab after seeing Apple iPad 2 thinness.
Apple copies rim with iMessage. Apple copies android notification center.
Android copies Apple's OS. Android original OS back in 2007 was originally copied from RIM.
So at this stage. Doesn't matter who is coping whom.
RIM just needs to get OS 1.0 out (lets cut this crap out about. 2.0 because the Playbook runs to about what amounts to beta software since its release without native email/calendar support.
Apple stole the idea from the GRiDPad and Samsung. Similar to the iPod and the iPaq from Compaq. Being original is so over rated....
Bridge is more than that amd you know it. When OS2 is finally out, it will be even more thqn what it already is.
Cup half empty, eh?
I am really excited to see the new bridge functions (remote, keyboard, etc). I wasn't all that concerned with the updates to the OS until I saw his screen go blue and he had bezel like gestures on his phone and the Playbook responded. That is the day I went from eh to yum.
I didn't realize RIM invented "true" multitasking.
As for Bridge, there's no need; the iPad shipped with native e-mail.
Bridge offers more than just email. In 2.0 it will offer much much more than it does now. I'm sure apple will copy quite a few things from Rim, I mean why wouldn't they? Rim is doing some great stuff with os2 that will make the sheep envious.
well apple with i, isteal. using the i for you name and so on is soo overrated nowadays
you just see it everywhere lol.
GRiD Systems came up with the lower case i way back in 1979, the GRiDPad came out in '89. It's all good, they were just down the street from Apple. Easy to get your innovations from your neighbors.