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shawnmccall9 Posts: > 500
agreed, also the interbal combustion engine may not be the best solution to transportation as it is a non renewable energy source and is a strong polluter. Other technologies may eventually come online to provide better solutions such as water energy which Iceland wants to beign to explore using...I can just hear the posts pointing out the contadiction in my last two posts. What can I say, I live in the middle...Lao Tzu was my grandfather ;-P
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Posted: 2002-07-03 16:44:00
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Wow,
Sun Tze is my grandfather!
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Posted: 2002-07-04 06:03:00
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I'm not going to turn this in to the classic pc vs mac , but I've just switched, I still use the laptop for all the T68 stuff and the G4 for everything else, I can't believe how nice, simple and uncluttered the Mac OS (9) is.
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Posted: 2002-07-04 09:10:00
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Nice to hear from a fellow Mac user, Fingers.
My office is using the G4 running OS 10.0.4. The software "ericsson client" states that it only runs on 10.1 and above.
Trying very hard to get and install the 10.1. When that happens, I'm home free with my Mac and my T68.
o Yes, I am using a slow 266 pentium at home to run all the ericsson software presently.
Hope to hear from you soon again.
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Posted: 2002-07-04 09:18:00
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I installed 10.0.4 but didn't have 9.2 installed first so I couldn't install a lot of the Adobe apps I wanted to, I've just gone back to 9.0.4 and down loaded all the upgrades for OS 9. I think if you want to go higher than 10.0.4 you need to buy it, you can't update via the net. Bit of a pain. Still I really like it, we got a G4 cube from my wifes work cheap, they though you couldn't upgrade it and it wasn't fast enough to run all the graphic design apps she uses. I wasn't going to tell them that you can, and since have upgraded. I pulled it out of it's enlosure before we bought it and anybody that's ever fitted a PCI card in to their PC could tell you that it's possible. You just have to be selective on your new hardware as space is very limited, but there's even room for another cooling fan.
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Posted: 2002-07-04 13:53:00
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Cool.
Once owned a cube as well but sold it due to financial problems.
If given a choice all over again, I will still love to own one... even though it is discontinued. Just like the T68, it is a design that will take years (even decades) to beat...
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Posted: 2002-07-04 16:53:00
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Did you guys know that OSX is under development for pc?
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Posted: 2002-07-04 19:47:00
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Here`s another one:
http://homepage.mac.com/jonassalling/EricssonClient/
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Posted: 2002-07-08 15:57:00
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shawnmccall9,
to quote you "you know, I like things that just work. I can go out and buy any program and there will be a windows version. Windows is like what I want cellualr to be. Why does there have to be this CDMA, TDMA, GSM, UMTS, analog, and CDMA 2000 crap. One standard, that works. Windows is the better mousetrap "
I disagree with your windows choice (it doesnt really matter but): Windows built its monopoly because of Apple OS, also, 2 years from now your PC will only be worth 1/4 of what you paid today for it, with an Apple machine, its more than 1/2 of what you paid, hehe!
Regarding wireless technology standards..........ALL wireless networks use IS-95A or IS-95B! IS-95A was the first generation of PCS (GSM, CDMA, TDMA). IS-95B is the 2.5Generation (CDMA2000, W-CDMA which is almost 3G by data bandwidth, and GPRS). both IS-95A and IS-95B will be fully upgradeable to UTMS or full 3G by software upgrades to existing hardware; however most likely, wireless telcos worldwide will be upgrading hardware for longevity purposes.
There are only 3 major players of network equipment, and another Motorola being the fourth isnt a major player on the worldwide scene. The big 3 are Ericsson and Nokia for worldwide (TDMA, GSM, GPRS, EDGE, W-CDMA and UTMS) while Qualcomm and Lucent partnered together for the Americas (CDMA & CDMA2000).
I could be wrong but check out
www.gsmworld.com . Isnt it funny that in the USA & Canada CDMA 2000 with 1xRTT phones have no use for a SIM card but yet in Korea and Japan, iMode phones require a SIM card???? Hmmmm.
Whoops off the beaten path there.
Has anyone successfully implemented SyncML (XML language) into their website using an Apple machine?? IF so what software did you use to create your homepage or implement SyncML?
Thanks in advance, no harm meant.
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Posted: 2002-08-01 21:41:00
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On 2002-06-18 01:22, koshington wrote:
Why can't i get ANY software so that i can use my T68i as a modem for my MAC, or sync.
It's as if sony ericsson have completley ignored the mac comunity!!!
this phones TOTALLY useles to me as a work TOOL. all my designs are now isolated to my machine.
DOES anyone know of software i can use??
PLEASE!
Have a look to
www.apple.com/isync
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Posted: 2002-08-06 11:10:00
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