VCard 3.0 support in the future

I know about some future phones no longer supporting vCard 2.1 format, but only 3.0. Can we expect an iSync supporting 3.0 in a foreseeable future?

Apple rarely pre-announces the finer details of future software updates outside of developer circles, and as this is a user-to-user forum, you won't get a reply from Apple here.
However, if you're a paid-up member of Apple's Developer Programme and agree to the Non-Disclosure Agreement you can access beta versions of future OS Updates and Developer Tools which may answer your question. You'll also be able to submit feature requests directly to Apple through the same developer channels.

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Hi all,
I'm really tempted to buy either the 16GB or 32GB iPod Touch. I currently have a creative Zen Touch 20GB, so the touch will be my first iPod.
Basically, the one thing I'm not too impressed with atm is the low level of file type support. Is it likely that in the future, the iPod Touch will accept AVIs, WMVs and WMAs etc through a firmware update?
Thanks!

PlaneHazza wrote:
Thanks. I ask mainly because file types such as WMV, WMA, AVI etc are common and easy to manipulate files.
So are the file types supported by QuickTime, iTunes and iPods.
Patrick

Does SAP stop/terminate ITS support in the future? - truth or just gossip

I've heard a gossip about SAP will terminate the ITS functionality in the near future.
Does anyone know something exact about this theme, what is the SAP official slant in this question?
If it is true, what is the alternative solution instead of ITS functionality is WAS?
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Andras Heger

Hi Andras,
SAP provides different frameworks to program user interface. The most often used framework is the SAP dynpro programming model which is probably used by 80-90 percent of SAP applications. ITS is the technology to display screens based on the dynpro framework in the browser. Because dynpros are so widely used it is very unlikely that SAP will terminate support for ITS in the near future. On the SAP Service Marketplace (http://service.sap.com) following official information can be found for the oldest release of ITS, ITS 6.20 standalone:
ITS 6.20 - supported 'longterm'
The date for end of support for release 6.20 depends on the maintenance deadlines for the SAP products which need the SAP ITS 6.20.
As long as one of these products is supported, the ITS 6.20 will also be supported.
Currently the product with the longest lifecycle is SAP ECC 5.0 (until 31st of March 2013).
For integrated ITS which is a functionality of SAP Netweaver 2004/7.0 the maintenance timeline is as long as for the SAP Netweaver release.
As you see you can expect ITS to be healthy for quite long time.
Please also check the ITS FAQ: <a href="https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/home/itsFAQs&">https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/wiki?path=/display/home/itsFAQs&</a>
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Klaus

Sun Server Application support in the future?

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We might support it in the future if we see enough demand for it.
M7 Support
"Jon Per Persent" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:41500f85$[email protected]..
Hi, do you have any plans for supporting Sun's IAS (Sun Java SystemApplication Server Platform Edition 8) in the future?
According to your web site the M7 supports these servers at present time:
. Apache Jakarta Tomcat 5.0.x, 4.1.x and 4.0.x
. BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 and 7.0
. Caucho Resin 3.0
. IBM WebSphere 5.x
. JBoss 4.0.x and 3.2.x
With regards,
Jon Per

Will there be any Eucon support in the future?

Hey,
I don't know if the question is allready asked, I didn't found anything in the forum.
I'm using an Artist Color by Avid, former Euphonix and it would be nice if I can use it in Speedgrade in the future.
Does anybody know any further?
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MN

I'd suggest using the standard Adobe wish/request/bug-report form ... and asking for it. You can find the address on the Overview page for all the Adobe forums, in the header above the list of "discussions".
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Possibility of .rw2 support in the future ?

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atnbirdie wrote:
Right, but the only outcome of "ACR's RAW conversions" is conversion of camera Raw formats to DNGs.
Actually that is incorrect; the reality is a bit confusing. ACR is Adobe's RAW converter (as opposed to a DNG Converter) while DNG is Adobe's wanna-be-standard RAW file format. In Photoshop, for instance, ACR is used to open a RAW NEF file from Nikon, CRW file from Canon - or DNGs. Once opened/converted the files are no longer "RAW" and are then saved as PSD, TIFF, JPEG, whatever.
That's why I read the sentence as implying Apple made a DNG converter.
DNG is just another RAW format, and Apple's OS does read most RAW formats including DNG. However a "DNG Converter" converts one kind of RAW (like NEF or CRW) to another kind of RAW (DNG), so no Apple does not make a DNG converter while the OS does do RAW conversions.
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RAW Image Support in the future?

Does anyone know if Apple plans to offer support for RAW format images for viewing transfered images on the ipod photo?

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Thanks. I ask mainly because file types such as WMV, WMA, AVI etc are common and easy to manipulate files.
So are the file types supported by QuickTime, iTunes and iPods.
Patrick

Sytem call utssys support in the future?

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The reason I am asking is that it is not very well documented and the utssys.h header doesn't even contain the
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atnbirdie wrote:
Right, but the only outcome of "ACR's RAW conversions" is conversion of camera Raw formats to DNGs.
Actually that is incorrect; the reality is a bit confusing. ACR is Adobe's RAW converter (as opposed to a DNG Converter) while DNG is Adobe's wanna-be-standard RAW file format. In Photoshop, for instance, ACR is used to open a RAW NEF file from Nikon, CRW file from Canon - or DNGs. Once opened/converted the files are no longer "RAW" and are then saved as PSD, TIFF, JPEG, whatever.
That's why I read the sentence as implying Apple made a DNG converter.
DNG is just another RAW format, and Apple's OS does read most RAW formats including DNG. However a "DNG Converter" converts one kind of RAW (like NEF or CRW) to another kind of RAW (DNG), so no Apple does not make a DNG converter while the OS does do RAW conversions.
Per Bruce Fraser (c. 2005): "Adobe DNG Converter is a handy standalone application that converts camera vendors' proprietary raw images to Adobe's new DNG format."
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Acrobat 9 will support Firefox 6 or above in the future?

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another question
Acrobat 9 does support Firefox 4, will Acrobat in the future support newer build of Firefox too? or one had to upgrade to Acrobat X (not free )
thanks

There are no announced plans to update Acrobat version 9 to keep track of the rapid release schedule in Firefox, though Adobe is trying to keep Acrobat X and Adobe Reader X updated, and today's 10.1.1 patch brings in compatibility with Firefox 6.0. You can always install Reader X alongside Acrobat 9, and use Reader as the default for in-browser use.
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Does DPS support Object States or will it in the future?

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Multiple GPU support in Speedgrade in the future?

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I got a couple questions.
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-Which "cards" are supported in SG Creative Cloud? Matrox, BlueFish, Blackmagic? Could both systems (Mac&Win) works with the same cards? (except for Nvidia SDI Output, windows only).
Thanks.
Miguel.

Hi Miguel,
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Future Support of the G5's.

Greetings to all!
I'm considering to replace my three PC's (a Dual Opteron, a Dual Xeon, and a P4) with a single Quad G5.
I don't doubt that these are wicked machines, but I've got a simple question about the future of the G5's.
With the switch to Intel chips- I don't intend on buying a First Gen Intel Powermac, but what's the general opinion about third party software vendors continuing to support the PowerPC platform?
I know Apple will continue to support the G5's for quite some time, it's just companies like Maxon, Adobe, etc, who all make programs that I use daily under Windows and on my G5 iMac.
Are these companies simply going to "drop" PowerPC support, and go all-out Intel only one day? Or will a G5 still be able to run current day software 3 years from now?
I just don't want to drop $4500 (Canadian) on a Quad, only to have Apple as the only supporter of the PowerPC platform in a month... $4500 gets you a really big SLI system these days, although I'm tired of bantering with Windows and Linux, and I'd like to grab a Quad before they get discontinued for some buggy x86 version.
Cheers!

Hello ScottishCaptain and welcome!
Future third party and Apple apps will be compiled into Universal Binaries, so they will run on either processor.
Since Apple knows how many PPC (G3's, G4's and G5's) is out there everytime we update the OS, they will know when to stop producing universal apps and just provide Intel only versions. That could take many many years as PPC is the overwhelming majority at this time.
Apple most likely will share this info with third party software developers so they will as well keep their maximum options open to selling their software.
You'll most likely upgrade the Quad long before universal apps are no longer produced anyway.
http://appleintelfaq.com/
However if there is some PC software you wish to continue running on a Mac after you dump the PC's, you'll have to wait for the new Mac Pro with Intel processors to be released. I don't expect any substantial performance increase though, the Core Duals are just catching up to 3 year old G5 processors now as it is.
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MHL/DLNA support for Lumia 920 in the future?

Anyone know if there are any plans to support MHL and/or DLNA on the Lumia 920 in the future either as a HW specific feature from Nokia or as a platform feature from MS?
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tkchan007 wrote:
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> Anyone know if there are any plans to support MHL and/or DLNA on the Lumia 920 in the future...
psychomania wrote:
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> MHL - No, the hardware doesn't support it.
On page 3 of the 920 service schematics are two lines labeled VDD_HDMI. I would (naively) guess this has something to do with HDMI video output (and thus MHL). Do you know what it's for?
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