All Things Mac/ Apple
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It appears to be just like a text message, except the bubble is blue instead of green and it uses data, not text messages on your plan
My wife and I use it all the time
Currently my favorite app is FaceTime, as my wife is in Florida for work and we communicate that way before bed. Its actually really nice to use when she's away weeks at a time
Thanks Doug, wasn't sure if it used text or data
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Is March the tentative time period for the new iPad and iPhone releases?
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For iPad, yeah. Current rumors are early summer for iPhone.
Thank you. Looks like I must wait for Summer.
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My buddy who works at AT&T said summer for the new iphone.
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The thing with the new iPhone is that it'll most likely be a redesign. This is kind of a double edged sword. While it's the newest iThing and have a want factor of a zillion, it could potentially have design issues (see iPhone 4 antenna-gate).
The good news is that the 4 will then be cheap as shit if you don't like the 5.
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The thing with the new iPhone is that it'll most likely be a redesign. This is kind of a double edged sword. While it's the newest iThing and have a want factor of a zillion, it could potentially have design issues (see iPhone 4 antenna-gate).
The good news is that the 4 will then be cheap as shit if you don't like the 5.
Yeah I am waiting to hear about the specs/ see the design of the 5. At that point, I will decide weather to upgrade from the 4 to the 4s (for cheap) or to the 5…
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My buddy who works at AT&T said summer for the new iphone.
No one really know until they release it everyone is just guessing, I know plenty of people in the industry couple working for apple and even they have no idea. As a business point of view they won't release next iPhone till at least 1 year after the 4s.
Summer is just around the corner so we'll see
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Other than the new design, what are the rumored changes for the 5?
Possibly larger screen. The usual processor upgrade. Camera upgrade. Maybe NFC. I'm not really sure what else they can do at this point.
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NFC?
Near field communication. So like you can set your phone on another NFC device to transfer data. The most immediate application of this is using your phone to pay for things by swiping it at the register.
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It's scarier than that. Apple could potentially become a HUGE credit card processor if they release an NFC iPhone and allow payment through your iTunes account, which has an extremely large collection of users who use credit cards. They'd probably gouge merchants but they'd still use it.