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@woody: thanks for the professional confirmation 
My point (to maxplus) was simple: higher megapixel count does not always mean a better image quality. Just more pixels to represent that particular image (that could be bottlenecked by optics/sensor size).
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My point (to maxplus) was simple: higher megapixel count does not always mean a better image quality. Just more pixels to represent that particular image (that could be bottlenecked by optics/sensor size).
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Originally Posted by Benson
yeah there are a lot of variables:
I suspect that they have a clear lacquer (or other coating) over the antennae to prevent such shorting -- that problem's so obvious nobody could overlook it, right? But either some units have an inadequate coating, or the coating wears off in some people's pockets, and the problem shows up -- and that's the sort of problem that does get by...
most field tests were in obfuscating or more rugged cases
different people have varying emfs
environmental conditions(humidity/static etc)
type of connection and frequency to cell tower in specific locations.
with all of the videos already out though, i tend to believe there is something going on. perhaps it is just an issue with software reading signal level(i hope so for apples and users sake)
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2010-06-24
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Yes, currently it can only be done with Objective-C, though I'm sure higher level languages like Ruby and Python will shortly (if they don't already) add support.
Ah ok. Interesting, though that means apps of course have to be programmed to take advantage of it?
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2010-06-24
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Originally Posted by wmarone
I thought itunes store policy is now that no other languages are allowed?
Yes, currently it can only be done with Objective-C, though I'm sure higher level languages like Ruby and Python will shortly (if they don't already) add support.
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Originally Posted by quipper8
I think what wmarone and I are talking about is for the Macs.
I thought itunes store policy is now that no other languages are allowed?
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
Well, GCD is available on Macs and the iPhone. You'll only be able to use Objective-C on the iPhone though.
I think what wmarone and I are talking about is for the Macs.
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Originally Posted by Laughing Man
oh sorry, i thought we were talking about iphone
I think what wmarone and I are talking about is for the Macs.
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Originally Posted by gerbick
The Samsung Galaxy S pixel density seems incorrectly calculated above. I get 233ppi for a 800x480 at 4''
iPhone 4 - 326ppi
iPhone 3GS - 163ppi
Nokia N900 - 267ppi
Nokia N810 - 225ppi
Google Nexus One - 252ppi
Samsung Galaxy S - ~202ppi
...What I'm going for is that the ppi is lower than the N810 for the Samsung Galaxy S...
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Here is a ppi calculator:
http://thirdculture.com/joel/shumi/c...e/ppicalc.html
Btw, the toshiba g900 was quite close to iPhone 4's ppi at 310.
http://thirdculture.com/joel/shumi/c...e/ppicalc.html
Btw, the toshiba g900 was quite close to iPhone 4's ppi at 310.
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I agree with Benson. This is something that they would've figured out on the first prototype device. Though maybe your suppose to hold it in a specific way? There's gotta be some manufacturing reason this is happening.