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1Guillermo said 2:21AM on 11-21-2008
?Apple also released a firmware update for iPod touch, bringing it in line with version 2.2 updates for iPhone released a little while ago.?Not quite: this update doesn?t include any of the ?enhancements to Maps? that the iPhone update includes.Hopefully it just means that they couldn?t finish them in time for the release. Remember that when the iPod touch was first launched you couldn?t add calendar events until a few updates later.
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2Robert Palmer said 2:25AM on 11-21-2008
I was wondering about that … I couldn't tell if I was just too tired to get Google Street View to work, or if Apple didn't include it in the update. Looks like the latter is true.I've updated the story. Thanks for your comment!
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3who? said 2:44AM on 11-21-2008
NIKE+ WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL COMPATIBILITY ADDED!!!!!! FREAK OUT IN 3… 2… http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8837823&type=product&id=1208562385495&ref=06&loc=01&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=8837823aaaaandhttp://pismodude.com/nikeremote.jpg
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4John B. said 2:55AM on 11-21-2008
I gotta say… Even though I own an iPhone now–I upgraded from a 1G touch–I still find it a low blow for Apple to not keep touch users on an even keel. I'm pretty sure by now that these unequal update have less to do with Sarbanes-Oxley and more to do with pure marketing. I feel like lately that Apple has been abandoning their old credo of supply the best possible products and are becoming more of generic corporation more concerned with the bottom line and churning out profits. I'm not saying their products aren't awesome, just not the standards I would expect from Apple.P.S. - I'm on my third iPhone 3G and it has a mushy home button, several stuck pixels, and an uneven screen. I'm also writing this on an aluminum PowerBook that only recognizes one RAM slot (common issue) and is on its second hard drive.
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1Guillermo said 2:21AM on 11-21-2008
?Apple also released a firmware update for iPod touch, bringing it in line with version 2.2 updates for iPhone released a little while ago.?Not quite: this update doesn?t include any of the ?enhancements to Maps? that the iPhone update includes.Hopefully it just means that they couldn?t finish them in time for the release. Remember that when the iPod touch was first launched you couldn?t add calendar events until a few updates later.
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↓↑report2Robert Palmer said 2:25AM on 11-21-2008
I was wondering about that … I couldn't tell if I was just too tired to get Google Street View to work, or if Apple didn't include it in the update. Looks like the latter is true.I've updated the story. Thanks for your comment!
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NIKE+ WIRELESS REMOTE CONTROL COMPATIBILITY ADDED!!!!!! FREAK OUT IN 3… 2… http://www.bestbuy.com/site/olspage.jsp?skuId=8837823&type=product&id=1208562385495&ref=06&loc=01&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=8837823aaaaandhttp://pismodude.com/nikeremote.jpg
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↓↑report4John B. said 2:55AM on 11-21-2008
I gotta say… Even though I own an iPhone now–I upgraded from a 1G touch–I still find it a low blow for Apple to not keep touch users on an even keel. I'm pretty sure by now that these unequal update have less to do with Sarbanes-Oxley and more to do with pure marketing. I feel like lately that Apple has been abandoning their old credo of supply the best possible products and are becoming more of generic corporation more concerned with the bottom line and churning out profits. I'm not saying their products aren't awesome, just not the standards I would expect from Apple.P.S. - I'm on my third iPhone 3G and it has a mushy home button, several stuck pixels, and an uneven screen. I'm also writing this on an aluminum PowerBook that only recognizes one RAM slot (common issue) and is on its second hard drive.
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