Idea for a future Lumia model?

The one Nokia model I miss from the past is the E90. Having not just the larger screen but the dedicated keyboard that wasn't limited in size by having to slide under the handset were both good points.
Is there any possibility of Nokia perhaps producing something similar in terms of a clamshell phone with an outer screen that unfolds into a handheld PC with a good size keyboard that doesn't take up a large chunk of the screen? It would be interesting to see what could be achieved with WP8/WinRT on something like that.

Please send your idea to Microsoft instead as they are in the process of purchasing Nokia's devices division. Also it would need changes on the software side to produce a device like that and again that is Microsofts responsibility.
http://windowsphone.uservoice.com/forums/101801-feature-suggestions

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I have a serious idea for the future Operating System

need to send me an email to ********* for speak to my idea of the future it's really seriously
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You are welcome to try, but this is typical for the industry (look at MicroSoft's policy, for example) - it is just a lawsuit waiting to happen, so eveyone avoids it. If you think your idea is that good, develop it yourself, then see how much it is worth.

A Few Ideas for a Future Photoshop Project

Sorry, guys. Everything is installed and working nicely here. The dog has not eaten my keyboard, and I have not got any points on my CC License (only because the Photoshop cops haven't caught me yet). So I thought I'd share this nice idea for a photo manipulation project. There are few truely orginal ideas out there when it comes to art and expression, but I can't say as I have seen this particular one before. (Close, but not quite)
So I give you 88 ways to distort a hotel
http://victorenrich.com/?post_type=product&paged=1
A couple of tasters
I suspect this might have been done with After Effects rather than Photoshop

When I said "Close, but not quite" in the above post, it was Christophe Huet that came to mind. I first came across his work some years ago with a series of images that featured homeless down-and-outs sinking into the pathment. I remember I tried and failed to do the ripples back then. I do a lot more 3d effects with shading nowadays, so I think I could nail it now.
He is pretty prolific, so be warned you could spend the next hour scrolling through these. It's impressive work though, and full of ideas to kick start your own creative juices.
http://www.christophehuet.com/

Any ideas for a 6x10 batch model

Hello,
I've developed a batch sequence for testing 60 boards in one panel.
By multiplexers, we test the panels in groups of 6.
Allso there is one serial number per panel.
First I had a sequental test for all 60 boards. Then I made ajustments for batch testing.
The batch sequence now runs on 60 different uut threads.
Now I see that the batch test takes longer to complete than the sequential sequence?
What would be the best way to run 10 threads, testing 6 boards at a time instead of 60 threads?
Kind regards,
Jeroen

Hello Jeroen,
It's probably me, but I'm relatively confused by the explanation above.
Am I corret to summarize:
- One panel contains 60 boards
- You can test 6 boards in parallel at a time. (lets call this the "group")
- You want to test 10 groups sequentially after eachother.
Also it would be interesting to now what your hardware restrictions in your test set-up are:
- Are you physically limited to test 6 boards at a time?
- Are there certain tests that should be synchronized with eachother
- Are there any tests that use common/shared resources (eg. temperature chambers,... )
Kind Regards,
Thierry C - Applications Engineering Specialist Northern European Region - National Instruments
CLD, CTA
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New idea for a future version of the pc suite

I'm sure this must of been thought of but as I've never had any sort of mp3 player i don't know.
anyway, i know the PC suite can download content from the phone to a PC and sync automatically ect... but how about giving the PC suite the ability to automatically upload content to the phone when new content is found in a specific folder on the PC. where this would come in handy would be for us folks who download pod casts on a weekly basis, if the pod casts were placed into a folder on the PC and then when the phone connected to the PC the pod cast could be uploaded automatically for listening to at a later date on the phone?
i suppose someone is now going to tell me this is exactly what happens with an ipod?
Nexu 5

not really, in itunes you can set an auto sync for everything but not one folder. but being a sync that would still pick up your new podcasts (wouldnt be to slow if you are not using a full 60gb for instance)
you can do the same with windows media player 10, so maybe there is no need to do this for pc suite?

Ive got a great new idea for the future ipod!! Who do I discuss this with?

As it says above but I do not know who the right person is to discuss this with! Please help!

Can always go to apple.com/feedback
Not entirely sure where else.
Good Luck!

Can Siri have a face? Just an idea for the future.

I think it would be awesome if Siri had a face with key expressions and the same responses she has now or better. You would really feel as if you had a pocket assistant then. What do you guys think?

I don't have an openion as my iphone4 nor my ipad2 have Siri but you can let apple know using the feedback
http://www.apple.com/feedback/iphone.html

Some ideas for Apple

Here's some ideas for a future version of iTunes:
Why not have multiple genre listing available? For instance a track can be both 'Soundtrack' and 'Rock', or for crossover genres, both 'soul' and 'funk'.
Also, how about a customisable type of playlist creator that works like this:
You take tracks and join them together in 'trees', by linking them using a kind of rubber band device. The playlist then follows a random path through the music collection, but only following the branches of the tree - so you could get a smooth musical journey from one genre to another: Reggae --> dancehall --> drum n bass --> hardcore --> techno --> house. Or Rock --> Psychedelic rock --> Funk ---> Soul.
I've got a million more ideas like that if you guys at Apple want to offer me a job...

Reflect, since this is a user to user forum only, no one from Apple will see your ideas. This link will tell you how to submit feedback to the iTunes team.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=iTunesWin/6.0/en/680win.html

Ideas for future Garage Bandsss

I have a couple ideas for the upcoming GarageBand (whenever that may be). Does anyone have any advice on where to submit them? Or is there a thread out there already?
Thanks,
Steve

Useful info. I never would have seen that there.
I would like to see more instruments (like guitar models), or saved settings. What would be great is if GB could somehow help duplicate settings of an existing track, or offer some idea of how to get there. All the instruments in Magic GB are real instruments (or saved as such) and you can't just delete the track and start playing.
If not in the app, then here would be a good place to store settings with sound files so that people don't have to reinvent the wheel every time they need a new instrument. For example, let's say I want a rockabilly or jazz guitar sound. It would be nice to have a preset configuration with all the settings optimized. For each guitar type (as an example) people could post tricks they have found.

Am I able to submit an idea to apple for a future product?

I have a new idea for an ipad. Very futruistic, very sleck. It is called the Smart Pad. It has veriety of features like slide-out keyboard and sideboards. It can be compressed in to four sections. It can be used like an iPad, iPhone, and Macbook. The items that it comes with is a stylus for the touch screen and touchpad. It also comes with a stand for it. It will weigh 3 pounds and will be 3 in. for the spring board, 2 in. for the keyboard, and 1 in. for the side boards. The touchpad will be on the right function board and the number pad will be on the left side board. I will upload a sketch of the picture as soon as I can. But it is very impressive. Trust me. I have been an apple costumer for 3 years and have alot of experience with apple products. So post some responses of what you think of this idea.

Apple is always looking for sleck ideas from its employees. Apple does not accept ideas from others. If you have feedback about a product: www.apple.com/feedback.

Creative ideas for Remote Backups and Working from Home??

Here's my problem in a nutshell:
My primary workstation is at my office where all my important files are stored. I backup once a month onto an external firewire drive which I (usually) keep off location in case of fire/theft etc.
In the future I'm going to need to conduct about 75% of my work from my office and the remainder from home. I'd like to be able to work on a file at my office. Go home. Sleep. And be able to work on the same file from home the next morning.
Any ideas for how I should do this? One solution I had was to run a nightly backup of my office computer (a tower) to a remote firewire drive at home (basically a clone). I could then plugin into the firewire drive with my laptop. This would also serve as a remote backup of my client's files.
Does this make sense? And if so, does anyone have any suggestions or pointers in terms of easy-to-use backup software. And how complicated would it be to set this up to a remote drive? And will there be problems with remotely backing us, say, a 500 MB file?
Cheers!

What O/Ss are involved; are they both OS X? Home OS X, work Windows?
Many people telecommute by running the applications remotely, with a display server connecting their application to the system they're using. For instance, my work system is Linux; all applications use X windows as their display interface. My home system is OS X, which includes an optional X windows display server. Most of the time, when I need to work from home, I run a VPN client and use 'ssh -X' from an xterm under X on OS X to log in to my office system; and then I can run any application on my office system and have it display on my OS X system.
Similar solutions exist for most common OSs. Windows systems can run VNC or Citrix to export their display to clients that can run on OS X, Linux, or Windows; OS X can run Remote Desktop to export their display to clients that can run on Linux or OS X; etc.

Any ideas for a (fairly) simple program?

Does anybody have any ideas for a fairly simple program that I could try to write (I am a fair programmer, but I'm not to creative)?

You know, Java Game Programming for Dummies is actually a pretty good book (despite the "Dummies" part!) It is written in 1.0, but it has a "ponglet", card games, and several maze games. All the applets I've tried from them actually work (some typos in the book itself, but the CD is ok). Any of these could be "starter" code.
Yahoo has a whole bunch of Java applet games. You could try to reproduce pieces of the games you see. (These are also interesting in the sense that you can immediately see what works in a game and what doesn't.)
It is always fun to write little components. Cool buttons (write a nice little non-rectangular button that lights up or something), text boxes that look like digital displays, funny text labels (maybe with a weird font or with letters that jump all over the place when you mouse over them).. These don't take a whole lot of time to write, but write them well and they are very useful for your future games.
Enjoy!
:) jen

I want to upgrade my 2008 Mac pro to the latest one, will it meet the requirement for the future Software that's coming out for the next four years?

I want to upgrade my 2008 Mac pro to the latest one, will it meet the requirement for the future Software that's coming out for the next four years?.

I'd wait. What can't you do that you need? You mean you want to buy a new model, then why not wait for an actual new one, not the two year old 5,1, when you need to and have outgrown.
Yours will run Mountain Lion. yours is 4 yrs old and still supported and has life left.

Give me some ideas for the project.

Hi,folks
I am not familiar with programming in web services. Now i have a project related to web services need to finish. I want to someone give me some ideas for the project. how can i implement the access control services. is there anyone can give me some related links for me to learn.
Project Title: Implementing an access control service
Project Description:
Web services are emerging as a new approach to system construction and will make a major impact on the engineering of future business systems. They will allow a move from enterprise to inter-enterprise computing. However, with inter-enterprise computing, there are major problems with providing access to shared data, given that enterprises will not wish to share all data with partners.
This project aims to investigate this problem by developing a prototype of an access control service that will help decide whether or not data access should be permitted. In essence, companies will outsource their access control to this service and so will not need to maintain their own access control lists for a potentially rapidly changing set of users.
Suggested Platform: Windows or Linux
Suggested Languages & Tools: Java

Well, the approach I've come accross is a central server which is typically accessed indirectly from the web servers (e.g. through SOAP protocol or RMI).
The remote server sends a user id and a password (or more likely a digest of the password), and receives a session token, basically just a random string of characters which is checked with the central server each time a secure transaction is attempted. The token will be stored in a session object, or perhaps directly in a cookie or in the URLs.
Active session tokens are stored on the central server for comparison. This means the password doesn't have to be retained in the server.
It's possible for the session token to be transfered if the user switches from one site to another on the same authentication server.
Sun distributes one of these beasties, by the way, so you could take a look at their product specs.

Planning for the future...

I've just started using Garageband to write my own music but as I'm more used to pro studios I'm finding it a little limiting, and consequently looking to upgrade to Logic.
This will probably mean buying a new machine. So, can anyone give me some bits of advice?
- What is the minimum size of Mac I should be looking at?
- Will any off-the-shelf mac be able to cope with running Logic and recording, or do I need to get anything customised?
- Should I use one machine exclusively for music?
- I will be recording anything from vocals to guitars, so what sort of interface should I be looking at?
- Is it as simple to write songs in Logic, or does it make sense to use GB as a "scratch pad" for building basics and then transfer to Logic to "take it to the next level"? Or am I just over complicating things?
- Should I really be doing this? Help...

1. You've got to be more specific
2. Yes, but a RAM upgrade is customary. 1GB should be considered an absolute minimum. A Hard drive for audio is also good if you use many tracks or samples,
3. That depends on what else you do. I don't do it. It is a good idea if you need it to work under high stress sutuation every day...otherwise you could start with 1 and see how things go.
4. Vocals to guitars...well if that's all you need...then an interface with 1 in and 2 outs would be the absolute minimum....realistically you should plan for the future. Get a sytem which has more I/O than you think you'll need and is expandable...someday you may need to record a drumkit and may have to start all over if you chose poorly. For I/O... I would consider more than you think you'll need. If you think you may need 2 ins max... consider 4 ins 4 outs...this is very small number of I/Os today. But if you know your needs ahead of time getter better converters instead of more is a very good idea (espescially if the system can expand well).
5. They share amny things... I find GB cumbersome to edit, whereas somebody else finds it's lack of features perfect for no distraction. I think eventually you'd just start using Logic full time. There are things GB won't touch.
6. <shrugs>
J

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