Should I purchase now - OR - wait?

Should I buy Quicktime 7 Pro now, or should I wait? In other words, do you think there is an update coming soon (Quicktime 8)? Will Quicktime 7 Pro still work once 8 comes out?

NO WAY MAN! I know this is real - but i am very annoyed with apple over this - i didnt buy quicktime 6 pro - i brought quicktime pro...
to quote the store history...?
Product
QuickTime Pro Mac Single Access Key ESD
Now, IMHO - I should hvae qicktime pro working and the software update shouldnt disable it just because of a version change - now if i brought quicktime 6 pro - i might feel somewhat different about it (but probably not) as far as i am concerned apple SHOULD be giving me quicktime 7 - and for that reason i havent purcahsed quicktime pro since it updated to 7 and became disabled - the ONLY feature of 6 that i REALLY MISS on my on personal laptop is to view in full screen - i have pro on my work computer and all the other features i use on that one... if they go change the serial number - they should advise customers that there is a new one for them... afterall - im a customer...
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Purchase now or wait?

I am going to be ordering a 2.66 or 3.0 MacPro with a 23" and 2 20" or 2 23".
Should I order now, or wait until after WWDC? I will only be getting one 23" monitor initially.

It has taken me until now to "fully" get my nine month Mac Pro upgraded, optimized, and configured with more drives, memory, backup routine, workflow, and getting to know it fully. - Not that I didn't get a lot of use out of it day #1 :-))
Adding monitor, a couple PCI cards, one thing at a time before adding something else (and a couple months watching and troubleshooting new memory and issues went in also).
Having a couple months really helps and makes sense.
I was slightly concerned getting Mac Pro so early, being new and all. But it has proven to be trouble-free luckily, and while there have apparently been "errata" improvements and fixes, nothing huge. Once in awhile I'll go back and (try) to use my old system. But it is so loud, and now seems sluggish and slow and unable to work smoothly that it just confirms the Mac Pro was the right decision, even as it was less than a month after they were first available.

IOS6 and iphoto, iPad, Apple TV sync problem still unresolved. Turning on and off a few times have not helped. What should I do now? wait for an upgrade fix?

iOS6 and iphoto, iPad, Apple TV sync problem still unresolved. Turning on and off a few times per community advice have not helped. What should I do now? wait for an upgrade fix?
"&" is not the obvious bug/answer. Not sure what went wrong as I cannot select albums and events for sync. Situation is worse for iPad and Apple TV when error 1140 message popped up even before backup get completed.

Download and install the iPhoto 9.4.1 update, which was just released today. It may be the answer to your problems:
http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1598
Be sure that neither iTunes nor iPhoto is running when you install the iPhoto 9.4.1 update. After installing the update, then restart iTunes and iPhoto. By default, "All photos" is selected. Change this (it's no longer grayed out) to "Selected albums..." and you should be OK.

Should I buy now or wait for iMac upgrade?

After the recent iMac price reduction, should I buy now or wait until the end of the year for a potential upgrade? Does anybody think there will be much of an upgrade? Retina Display?
I am looking at getting an upgraded 27" with i7, 16GB and 3TB Fusion.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

General advice is if you don't need to buy then don't buy. There is always something newer coming out in the next 12 months. That said, also consider what you have now. Sometimes newer models cut off older software or hardware and buying a new model may mean you have to buy all new software or some mission critical piece of hardware. In a science lab where I worked they had old equipment for which there were no software upgrades for that model. Buying too new a computer would have meant spending half a million dollars on related hardware upgrades dictated by the backward compatible software limitations of that $1500 computer. They held off buying a new computer until they could afford new machinery.

Should I buy now or wait?

I've been researching and trying to figure out whether to purchase an Iphone now or wait until they introduce the 3G connection and few other upgrades. I'm still little new to the iphones, but i've read a lot of information and possibly a 2nd generation iphone coming out in 2008.
Any advice? Go ahead and purchase now or wait?

if it does what you want/need it to do now, buy it now. If there's a specific feature that you can't live without (such as media messages), and the iPhone doesn't have it, wait. The thing about technology is that it's constantly changing. If you wait until it's "perfect" you'll never buy, because something new will always be coming along in the future. The next one might be out in a couple of months, or it might not be out until next year... during that time, you could be enjoying the current version rather than waiting for the "new one"

Should I buy now or wait for Windows 7 that is installed at the factory

I'd like to buy the Acer 1410, should I wait until it's being shipped with Windows 7?
Yes, the free upgrade to Windows 7 is nice, but I'm concerned about all the drivers....WIFI, video, camera, etc. etc... I'm also concerned about the how the Vista turned battery management will interact with WIndows 7? Seems that would be the toughest thing to fix?
Is anyone running Window7 RC on a 1410? If so, how are things going ?
I called Acer support and of course they thought now was a great time to buy one. The rep. stated if I have issues after the upgrade, they would help get it working...LOL
If not, I could send it to Texas for repair!! Really....
I'm surprised more people haven't posted their experiences with the 1410 on the net.. It apppears to be a great, little computer.
I was also considering the Gateway LT3103U, but it is not eligible for the Windows 7 free upgrade and has less memory, etc.. Maybe someone change my mind on that one ? I wasn't very impressed with the Gateway support site, compared to Acer's. (Gee, aren't they the same company, go figure ! )
I wonder if Bestt Buy will offer the Acer 1410 ????? Looks like a hit to me!

When it comes to specific sales questions, I don't know about model releases.
When it comes to waiting to purchasing a computer now with Vista, I say Yes... only if it qualifies for the Windows 7 upgrade for free (minus S&H). I've heard good things about the upgrade from Vista to Windows 7.
I use Windows 7 RC1 and I love it. I used it on my primary computer which is a Sony Laptop.
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Need advice for future design and hardware I should purchase now.

I was wondering if someone could assist me in making a decision on where I should take the future design of my network. Currently the design has no redundancy and I've been told recently that my company has a bit of money to spend and that it needs to spend it within the next 2 weeks. I am fairly new to the company so haven't been able to really think about future redundant designs nor have I studied much about designing networks. There are about 200-300 people that may be using my network at once, all users aren't at the location in question but they may be asking for resources from our servers.
I've included a basic design of the "core" of my network and would like any suggestions for creating redundancy in the future and also optimizing the way data travels to our servers. Do people generally have redundant Layer 3 switches for the core in small networks such as mine? I will be replacing the 2811 since it only has 100Mbps connections and was thinking, perhaps replace this with a Layer 3 switch with the plan to have another identical Layer 3 switch installed to offer redundancy in the future.
Also, would it be a good idea to move the servers into a vlan on the core? Thanks for any advice on what I should be purchasing now with plans for redundancy being implemented over a year. -Mark

40k Can go pretty quick depending on the scope. Your server farm especially should be dual-homed capable of surviving link, hardware, routing, and software failure.
It's going to be best practice your server farm be in it's logical subnet, so failover mechanism can be controlled routing protocols, as opposed to FHRP's such as HSRP/VRRP/GLBP. Especially since you adjust routing timers to sub-second convergence.
Budget will be the primary limitation (as it always it) but ideally dual 6500's running VSS and FWSM would be the ideal way. Data centers should be designed with high availability in mind, hence the need to 2x devices.
Depending on the size of the SAN/Virtual infrastructure Nexus might want to be considered but you will chew up 40k before you know it.
Also make sure the server farm is scaled properly. Your server farms should be oversubscribed in a much higher ratio compared to your access layer.
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Should You Buy An iPhone Now, Or Wait For The Next One?

Great article by HuffPost Tech.
The most common thing I get asked whenever I tell anyone I'm a tech writer is some version of the question: "Should I get a new iPhone now, or should I wait until the next one comes out?" It is as though my business card should read not "Technology Writer," and instead "iPhone Psychic"
Not that I am not happy to prognosticate! And in that spirit, here's a look at the questions on everyone's mind: Should I buy an iPhone now? And if not now, when?
First, let me say that I am fascinated by the peculiar kind of panic that I encounter in people I meet who are deciding on a purchase date for their next Apple phone. I call it the iSenberg Uncertainty Principle: Potential iPhone buyers exist in a constant state of anxiety, perpetually worrying that purchasing an iPhone on any given day will mean that they will miss out on the inevitably cooler version with the mind-blowing new features soon down the road. The Cupertino Sword of Damocles constantly dangles over their heads, threatening to pierce them with unhipness and iShame.
Here is one solid piece of advice I can offer to help you avoid the Sword: Do not buy any new iPhone until September. Apple has an annual media conference each September, and every blog with the word 'Mac' in the title is reporting that Steve Jobs is going to do his black turtleneck thing and introduce some kind of new iPhone there. The September Media conference is generally used to present the new iPods, but as All Things Digital reports, Apple plans to "commandeer" the conference for its official iPhone announcement.
Apple is long overdue to release its new iPhone anyway, if history is any indication. Look at this handy little timeline:
June 2007: original iPhone released
June 2008: iPhone 3G released
June 2009: iPhone 3Gs released
June 2010: iPhone 4 released
June 2011: Nothing!
In other words, the 5th generation iPhone is already a month late, so it makes sense that the rumors are swirling. Apple's tardiness can be explained by the fact they've actually already released two iPhones in 2011 -- the Verizon iPhone in February and the unlocked iPhone 4 in June. Their schedule is all screwy, like a traveler trying to get over jet lag. But all signs point to them getting right with a September Apple iPhone release.
So what jaw-dropping new feature will this iPhone boast? We're hearing that the "iPhone 4S," as it is rumored to be called, won't be the dramatic re-imagining that many of us have come to expect with each new iPhone release. Tech blogThis Is My Next thinks that it will be thinner and lighter, and that it will run on a new chip; the New York Times thinks that it will be the same dimensions as the iPhone 4 but that it will be cheaper. Bloomberg agrees with This Is My Next on the chip and adds that the rear-facing camera will upgrade to 8 megapixels from 5 megapixels.
Now, even if you're just a normal, non-geek iPhone user, who doesn't care if the rear-facing camera doubles its megapixel count, or if Apple has changed the manufacturer of its data processors, or whatever, you still need to at least wait for the alleged iPhone announcement, and here's why: if history is any indicator, the introduction of a newer iPhone model is accompanied by a drop in price of older iPhone models. When the iPhone 3GS was announced, the price of the iPhone 3G dropped by $100; when the iPhone 4 was announced, the price of an iPhone 3GS also dropped by $100. Even if you know that you're not going to drop $400 on whatever iPhone Apple begins peddling in September, there is no sense in paying more money for an iPhone 4 or 3Gs now when the base price of both seem like locks to drop in two months.
But before we start fantasizing, how can we be so certain that Jobs is even going to announce an iPhone in September if Apple hasn't so much as indicated such a thing? How do we know that all of these rumors weren't just started by lonely nerds like me and my co-workers emailing each other from our mother's basements, inciting iPhone rumors all on our own?
Well, first of all, I don't live with my mother; and second of all, the new iPhone rumors have sprung forth from two reliable sources held in high journalistic regard.
The first is esteemed, award-winning tech journalist John Paczkowski of All Things Digital, who blazed iPhone prognostication trails by predicting back in April that an updated iPhone 4 would be unveiled at the September Apple music Conference and has steadfastly maintained the claim is true through June and into July. In fact, he confirmed as recently as July 5 that a shiny new iPhone looked to be in the early stages of supply chain production, and that people close to the company still believe that the new iPhone would be ready for the Jobs treatment in September.
So there is Reliable Source One.
Reliable Source Number Two is the Wall Street Journal, not exactly a one-laptop operation. The paper gives "the end of September" as a target launch date, which squares up with both Paczkowski's prediction of a September announcement and release. This doesn't even mention This Is My Next's separate prediction of a September release, nor 9to5Mac reporting that there are going to be two new iPhones in September, one low-end and high-end. But now we're falling down the rabbit hole and into the basement again, so let's focus:
There is likely to be a new iPhone in September. It will likely affect the price of all the other iPhones. The iPhones available now -- the iPhone 4 and the iPhone 3Gs -- will probably be cheaper in two months. Unless you drop your current iPhone in a pool, a bathtub or a volcano, do not buy an iPhone until Steve Jobs opens his beautiful brilliant mouth at the Apple conference in early September. When the post-turtleneckian dust settles, we'll have a clearer picture of whether or not this rumored new iPhone is worth the money. And then we can talk about--well, whether or not you should buy an iPhone now, or wait until the next one comes out.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/07/12/iphone-release-5-september_n_896345.html

Apple has two prototypes out testing now. One is a thinner totally redesigned case. The problem with it is that Foxconn can't seem to build it. Hence the delay. The other prototype uses the existing case, but with updated (read dual core) internals. If they can get production up by September the first phone will be released and will be the iPhone 5. If they cannot, then the second prototype will be released as the iPhone 4GS.

Should i purchase a iMac now or will there be a update in april/may?

Hello everyone,
Im curious to know if i should purchase a iMac now or wait and see if there will be a update for ivy bridge? Im curious how big of a update it will be though. I dont NEED it right now but i would prefer to have it now rather than waiting.. specially if the update will be a simple speed boost.. any idea's and opinions would be helpful.

This may be not what you want to hear 'cos it's expensive.
Instead of buying an iMac, buy a Macbook Air, Thunderbolt 27" display, wireless keyboard,mouse & trackpad. Then when you want to upgrade buy a new Macbook Air or whatever ther rest of the kit will still be up to date!
I am fed up every few years upgrading everything when really only the 'system' needs renewed. So the initail outlay is megabucks but future spend should be less????
Check back in two years to see if I still think that way........

Should i buy ipod touch 5g now or wait?

Should i buy ipod touch 5g now or wait? I read in here, many people said this model has many problems, frozen screens, titles songs are not line up in order, imessage can't send, etc.. what do you think?
I can afford for the 32g, the first one i had was nano and i dont' want to waste and upset if it's not good as it should be. Or i should wait until September when the new one come out?

There is no fifth-generation iPod touch at this time. The current units are still the forth-generation hardware.
As to seeing issues here, that's what these forums are for, people with problems. Those millions who are having no problems have little incentive to post here, so you get a skewed viewpoint as to how prevalent any problems really are. It's rather like judging the overall health of a community only by visiting the local hospital. The reality is that you're most likely going to have no problems at all, though no one can guarantee that, of course.
Anyway, it's up to you whether you wish to wait. None of us here know when Apple will release a new model of the iPod touch, nor even if they will, so your guess is as good as ours how long you might have to wait.
Regards.

I bought it from a shop iphone4 tubers when I upgraded it requires ios7 icloud ID and password to ative machine. I contacted their customer's purchase but they said they did not have. What should I do now to be able to use the iphone4.

I bought it from a shop iphone4 tubers when I upgraded it requires ios7 icloud ID and password to ative machine. I contacted their customer's purchase but they said they did not have. What should I do now to be able to use the iphone4.

Welcome to the Apple Community.
Ask them for a refund for a device which is not fit for purpose, if they refuse contact a solicitor or seek advice from other consumer organisations that may be available to you in your area.

I paid for the entire second season of Homeland but only 4 episodes have downloaded. I have an email confirming my purchase and giving me a receipt number so what should I do now?

I paid for the entire second season of Homeland but only 4 episodes have downloaded. I have an email confirming my purchase and giving me a receipt number, so what should I do now?

If you click the Store > Check For Available Downloads menu option on your computer's iTunes does that download them and/or do they show in the Purchased link under Quicklinks on the right-hand side of the iTunes store home page on your computer's iTunes (TV programmes won't show in all countries) ? If other TV programmes show there but not those then check to see if they are hidden : http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4919
If the above doesn't find any extra episodes (and I assume that there are more than those 4 episodes available in your country's store) then you could try the 'report a problem' page to contact iTunes Support : http://reportaproblem.apple.com
If the 'report a problem' link doesn't work then you can try contacting iTunes support via this page : http://www.apple.com/support/itunes/contact/- click on Contact iTunes Store Support on the right-hand side of the page, then Purchases, Billing & Redemption

Should I get the iPod 5 now or wait for the next one to come out?

Should I get the iPod 5 now or wait for the next one to come out?

It is up to you. Based recent history you may have to wait until October 2014

Should I buy the Retina MacBook Pro 13" 2.6 GHz now or wait?

Should I buy the Retina MacBook Pro 13" 2.6 GHz now or wait?
Are there any widespread problems with it?

buy it today, Apple has black Friday sales
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Apple's online Black Friday sale continues until tonight with gift cards ranging from $50-$150 depending on model.
- iPad Air: $75 gift card
- iPad mini: $50 gift card on non-Retina models, no gift card on Retina models
- iPad 2: $50 gift card
- iPod touch: $50 gift card
- iPod nano: $25 gift card
- MacBook Air: $150 gift card
- MacBook Pro: $150 gift card for both Retina and non-Retina models
- iMac: $150 gift card
- Apple TV: $25 gift card
- AirPort Extreme and Time Capsule: $50 gift card

Should I buy the iPhone 5 now or wait until September?

It's July now and apple usually announces a new iPhone is September should I get the iPhone 5 now or wait until September?

No one but Apple knows when (or if) Apple will release a new iPhone. That being said, Apple has released a new iPhone every year for 6 years straight. If you think you want the newest iPhone, wait a few months and see what happens this year.

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