Why should I choose an iPhone 4 32 before a 16?

What is the biggest difference between the 16 and 32 GB?
I am a great "talker and sms" and surf moderately.

yeah id for the 16GB, I have this and about 120Apps, 400 Songs and about 1200 Pictures (more than enought space).
The music is the only thing that stays, apps change reguarly and pictures get backed up and deleted from phone

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Why should I buy an iPhone 6?

Why should I buy an iPhone 6?

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Why should I buy an iPhone 6?
Because every time someone buys an iPhone 6, my stock value goes up by $0.00001.

ESOA : Why should we choose ESOA

Hi experts!!!
I recently entered into esoa practice. I have so many queries to put in.... Here are a few....
1) how customer gets benifit out of this esoa...??? how it solves customer problems in present market.??
2) In which form these services are served? (wsdl/ any common format acceptable by all kinds of applications or it is completely based on Netweaver platform?)
3) If it is a wsdl, why should we go for PI 7.1 only...we can also generate wsdls from all previous versions ?
4) According to my understanding from all the blogs & forums, all services will be developed and registered in ESR ( which resides locally in my company), then how these services are said to be global??
5) what is the big difference PI 7.1 makes over the previous versions?
6) How ES workplace is helpfull to my development?
7) I have installed ESR & CE 7.1 into my system.. but i am unable to find proper support from SDN ? Is it still have to come up? or Is no one using PI7.1 yet? or any other reasons??
8) and most imortantly, I have not found any architectural details about ESR or PI 7.1 or CE 7.1. please ignore this question if i m wrong.
It would be great help to all...
Regards,
Pavani

Hi Pavani,
Lot of questions. If you have gone through the ESOA Architecture/framework, you would have find answers to most of your questions.
> 1) how customer gets benifit out of this esoa...??? how it solves customer problems in present market.??
SOA architecture is spreading with a good pace. Its always better to walk with market trends.
Customer can benfit from less implementation costs, fast implementations and finally the maintainace would be quite easier with ESOA
> 2) In which form these services are served? (wsdl/ any common format acceptable by all kinds of applications or it is completely based on Netweaver platform?)
Yes it is WSDL. It is based on standards and acceptable to all SAP, Non-SAP applications.
>
> 3) If it is a wsdl, why should we go for PI 7.1 only...we can also generate wsdls from all previous versions ?
PI 7.1 contains ESR where you can define/design your new Enterprise services with some governace mechanism. Technically Enterprise Services are Web Services but it has strong governance mechanism. You can develop/define simple web services from previous PI versions.
> 4) According to my understanding from all the blogs & forums, all services will be developed and registered in ESR ( which resides locally in my company), then how these services are said to be global??
Nope, they will be developed in ESR( Enterprise Services Repository) and would be registered in Service Registry not ESR.
>
> 5) what is the big difference PI 7.1 makes over the previous versions?
PI 7.1 is coming with lot of new features, but related to ESOA , main is the ESR.
> 6) How ES workplace is helpfull to my development?
ES Workplace provide test servers where SAP has already hosted implemented services. You can consume that services using your applications. And documentation is provided along every Enterprise Service. SAP has hosted ES Woorkplace for evaluation purpose only
> 7) I have installed ESR & CE 7.1 into my system.. but i am unable to find proper support from SDN ? Is it still have to come up? or Is no one using PI7.1 yet? or any other reasons??
A lot of documentation is available and also forums are available for both CE and ESR. But it will take time to reach at atht level when compared to other Netweaver products
> 8) and most imortantly, I have not found any architectural details about ESR or PI 7.1 or CE 7.1. please ignore this question if i m wrong.
Go through recent Teched Material, you will find a lot.
Hope this helps.
regards,
Piyush

WHY should I get an iPhone NOW?

I've been a Verizon customer forever and I've been DYING for an iPhone. So all my waiting has paid off, right? Why hasn't Verizon sent me any REAL info on the iPhone that's going to be available to me. I'm kind of disappointed. It's been a huge push to sell me an iPhone, but I get no details. I have plenty of questions that Verizon has not seemed to answer for me.
Everything I've been reading tells me that the iPhone that will be available for me (iPhone 4) will NOT be compatible on the Verizon 4G network. Is this true?
I'm also hearing that Apple will be rolling out an iPhone (iPhone 5?) in June or July that WILL work on the 4G network. If this is true, then WHY in the world would I spend $200 or $300 NOW on a phone that will be obsolete in 4 to 5 months?
Believe me, I REALLY want an iPhone. I've been waiting patiently for YEARS for this to happen. But I want to spend my money wisely and not end up with an obsolete phone soon after I get it.
Can someone tell me if this info is accurate and tell me why I should get an iPhone now instead of waiting a few more months and get a better phone that will work on a better network?
Thanks
Jeff

jvdrake wrote:
I've been a Verizon customer forever and I've been DYING for an iPhone. So all my waiting has paid off, right? Why hasn't Verizon sent me any REAL info on the iPhone that's going to be available to me. I'm kind of disappointed. It's been a huge push to sell me an iPhone, but I get no details. I have plenty of questions that Verizon has not seemed to answer for me.
Everything I've been reading tells me that the iPhone that will be available for me (iPhone 4) will NOT be compatible on the Verizon 4G network. Is this true? yes...it is not 4g capable.
I'm also hearing that Apple will be rolling out an iPhone (iPhone 5?) in June or July that WILL work on the 4G network. If this is true, then WHY in the world would I spend $200 or $300 NOW on a phone that will be obsolete in 4 to 5 months? i wouldn't. i'll be getting a droid next month that is 4g. apple has shown no desire to work on current technology. also, NOBODY knows when apple will roll out an iphone5 or even if it will be 4g capable.
Believe me, I REALLY want an iPhone. I've been waiting patiently for YEARS for this to happen. But I want to spend my money wisely and not end up with an obsolete phone soon after I get it. then don't get the ip4. it's 8 months old, which is a lifetime for smartphones.
Can someone tell me if this info is accurate and tell me why I should get an iPhone now instead of waiting a few more months and get a better phone that will work on a better network? you shouldn't get one now. htc has a droid coming within the next month that is 4g AND can do voice and data over the network simultaneously. samsung and motorola have 4g droids with dual core processors coming out in july. these devices will blow away the ip4. and who knows....maybe by then apple will shed some light on the 4g issue, if they ever feel like building a 4g capable device. i'm waiting. if you are into the latest technology, then the ip4 is not for you.
Thanks
Jeff

Why should I choose a T400 over a E6400?

I'm a graduate student about to start a master's program in a field of engineering. I need something that is sturdy, dependable, non-intrusive, quiet, cool (temperature), light and compact. This is why I'm interested in the T400 and E6400.
For around $750 (incl. tax) this is the T400 I want to get:
P8400
2gb, 1DIMM ram
250gb hdd
14.1 LED WXGA w/camera
CDRW/DVDROM
Intel 5300 Wifi
Intel graphics
Media card reader
6-cell battery
Vista basic (will buy vista ultimate and upgrade with student discount)
1-year warranty
For less, I can get this refurb'd E6400:
P8700
2gb, 1DIMM ram DDR2
160 gb HDD, 7200rpm
14.1 WXGA+ LED backlit
Intel 5300
Intel graphics
Vista business
6-cell battery
DVD/RW
3 year warranty
I'm really torn between the two. I like the T400 for its understated design, rubberized outer surface, and rollcage. I like the Dell for its value and offering more for less.
I havn't been able to see them or try them in person I and probably won't be able to.
So I'd like to here from owners why they prefer their Thinkpad over other notebooks, and if you're tried both I'd like to hear about your experiences.
Thanks.

Hi thesundandthemoo,
Welcome to the Lenovo forum
If you haven't already, I'd recommend heading to notebookreview.com and reading their reviews of both the E6400 and T400. Also visit their forums and see what users have to say.
As this is a Lenovo users' forum, the opinions you get here are biased. But I guess you know that.
Anyway, my opinion: The Dell E6400 looks great on paper, is a great design. I've never set fingers on one, but from the reviews I looked at before getting my T500, it seemed it is somewhat flawed in execution. I recall reading reports of malfunctioning hardware and general flakiness. Those reports were anecdotal only, and to be fair in this forum you will read of some users having trouble with their T400's too. No manufacturer is immune from letting an occasional lemon slip through. If we had accurate statistics about quality control we could make a rational choice. In the absence of those, we're left with:
Anecdotal user experiences and evaluations of laptop quality;
More anecdotal user experiences of quality of service in addressing any problems.
In my case I bought my T500 (over E6500) based on my personal experience with earlier ThinkPads and excellent support and service from IBM / Lenovo / EasyServ when the occasional problem arose. My T500 was not 100% perfect from day one: it had a somewhat flexible keyboard (by ThinkPad standards), and a problem displaying digital video through the dock's DVI to one of my monitors. To Lenovo's immense credit, they have fixed both problems to my complete satisfaction. It is this willingness to listen to customer complaints (in this forum and elsewhere) and commitment to make things right -- in combination with excellent design, build quality and driver support -- that makes me such a fan of ThinkPads. They are the first laptops I consider when making any new purchase for myself or others.
Good luck with your search, it would be great if you let us know what you decide and why.
Best regards,
Frank
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Why should I choose an XServe?

After noticing that an XServe equivalent spec. box from dell is around the same (if not more) cost, I have started to view them as a possibility.
I was hoping I get some pros/cons of why I might start using XServes/OSX for our growing web hosting company.
macbook Mac OS X (10.4.8)

>** OSX is the same platform we develop many of the web applications that are to be hosted.
This is the main reason why I use them - all the Java engineers in my company use MacBooks and being able to deploy on the same OS makes life far easier.
If you're doing static web content this may not be an issue (since that's more browser-specific), but for dynamic sites it's key.
>** CoreImage library could be useful in upcoming projects
Not sure why you think that. I can't think of anything in typical web hosting that might leverage CoreImage
** Security worries, not being able to keep 'bleeding edge'?.... vulnerabilities staying unfixed until a Software Update is released
Security worries as compared to what? Obviously you don't mean Windows, so that leaves some other Unix variety or Linux, both of which I'd put about on par. Mac OS X has proven to be very robust and Apple have a good (but not great) history of updates. Linux support depends largly on the distribution you use and how much time you want to spend compiling your own binaries. Solaris, the only other OS I've used in any meaningful way, has a reasonable patch management system. None of them are perfect.
>** is the Aqua shell wasting resources?
No. The only GUI element running under normal circumstances is LoginWindow (where you'd enter your username and password to log in). No other GUI apps are running (unless you log in on the console, of course).
Other than that, if you're doing large scale web hosting, the price/performance of an XServe is better than many other solutions. You'll likely eschew Server Admin for managing the sites (it works well up to a point, but is a PITA once you get into complex setups).
The only other consideration is user admin - if you're running sites for other people and are giving them their own login/shell access you may have some issues. Most mass hosts implement this via virtualization where each account has its own virtual machine to run in, but there's no viable option there yet (it's coming). There are also several web-based account management tools that people use to let clients manage their own system, most of which don't work on Mac OS X. That would be the area I'd focus on first.

Help! Why should I choose Aperture?

I'm wondering what advantages Aperture offers me over other photo cataloging/basic editing software. So far I'm seeing several issues here:
* Raw support issues
* Performance issues
* Catalog issues
... among others. I presently have Aperture 1.5 (educational, not for upgrade) and have been rather disappointed in it. I can see that Aperture 2 is a good leap ahead, and seems to have resolved many problems, but new ones have cropped up and some old ones still remain.
My main computer at this time is a MacBook Pro Core Duo, 2 gig of RAM, running Leopard. My photos are stored on two external Firewire 500 gig HDs. I may be moving the entire catalog to a larger HD soon, a 1Tb Firewire 800.
Photoshop will still be my main program to do major work to photos. Aperture can handle the overall toning, cropping, sorting, etc. aside from cataloging.
I've been tempted to get Photo Mechanic and skip everything altogether (other than Photoshop) but Aperture looks very good. But then, so does that other program.
I'd love some constructive suggestions!

I don't know if I will help you at all, but I downloaded the other program after I tried Aperture 1 on my old powerbook beacuse Aperture 1 was painfully clunky. I used it for a year and was "basically" happy with it.
But since I got my new MBP, I've tried the trial version of Aperture 2 and love it (and bought a serial number). The small things, as iMacYou said, will change with the updates in the future. I like that Apple has come out with several updates already. I can see the plug-in potential and I am excited I got in at the beginning to see the changes.
I have had no problems with RAW conversions (but I have an older CanonXT so there is no issue with RAW format). Performance is really good. Once in a while it bogs down but generally it's consistently good. With cataloging, I haven't had any problems, but I have to admit I only have about 5000 photos so far.
And keep in mind, this is the forum where people come when they have a problem. There are many happy users out there who have no problems and never come here.
I guess the best thing, if you haven't already done so, is to download the trial of 2. I was pleasantly surprised with how it handled my photos on my laptop. I have since moved my library to an external FW drive and enjoy the little speed bump. (my MBP has a 4200 speed drive in it)
I know I may be a bit naive, but I really like Aperture 2 so far.
I hope this helps.

After Effects or Shake? Which one should i choose?

After Effects or Shake？ Which one should i choose？
I never use them before, now i want to choose one to learn.
Im a Mac fans, i do want to use the Mac family product, Shake, but a lot of my friends prefer After Effects.
What one is better? Why?
I just a film student, a beginner, which one is better in the video production area? Which one is better for me?
Help me make a decision!
Thanks!

if you said you were looking to create motion graphics and comps (bumpers, titling and ad's) for a video company or local television station, AE would be a really good match (Shake would likely require additional motion graphics help (like  Motion and perhaps even audio and edit applications as well.)
However, if you are a film student and intend to learn and create composite images for film (and video) then your choice is also as clear, absolutely, Shake.

I don't know why whenever i choose " check for updates " and download itunes 11.1 , it never shows any downloads , and i need itunes 11.1 so i can restore my iphone again .. help please

I don't know why whenever i choose " check for updates " and download itunes 11.1 on my desktop , it never shows any downloads .. even when i tried downloading it from the website, and i need itunes 11.1 so i can restore my iphone again .. help please

When you see a beachball cursor or the slowness is especially bad, note the exact time: hour, minute, second.
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Launch the Console application in any of the following ways:
☞ Enter the first few letters of its name into a Spotlight search. Select it in the results (it should be at the top.)
☞ In the Finder, select Go ▹ Utilities from the menu bar, or press the key combination shift-command-U. The application is in the folder that opens.
☞ Open LaunchPad and start typing the name.
The title of the Console window should be All Messages. If it isn't, select
          SYSTEM LOG QUERIES ▹ All Messages
from the log list on the left. If you don't see that list, select
          View ▹ Show Log List
from the menu bar at the top of the screen.
Each message in the log begins with the date and time when it was entered. Scroll back to the time you noted above.
Select the messages entered from then until the end of the episode, or until they start to repeat, whichever comes first.
Copy the messages to the Clipboard by pressing the key combination command-C. Paste into a reply to this message by pressing command-V.
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Please don't indiscriminately dump thousands of lines from the log into this discussion.
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I recently moved to Australia and received a new iphone with a local AUS number. I have a backup of my US iphone in the icloud. Question: when I activate my new AUS iphone which option should I choose - new phone or restore from backup?

I recently moved to Australia and received a new iphone with a local AUS number. I have a backup of my US iphone in the icloud. Question: when I activate my new AUS iphone which option should I choose - new phone or restore from backup? I would like to have all my contacts, email, etc. however wasn't sure that option was appropriate since it is a different/new number and a new phone.

Yes, as new iPhone then restore from backup.

Why should I need to pay "overseas transaction fee" when I buy an iphone app in Hongkong dollar currency.

why should I need to pay "overseas transaction fee" when I buy an iphone app in Hongkong dollar currency.

I have bought some apps in apple store and pay it by Hongkong currency Credit Card. Afterwards I found there has some extra fees on statement and have been clarified as "overseas transaction fee"...

Am, Am not hateing but but why did we upgrade in the jailbrake commuty get Siri for free I waste my money I should of kept my iPhone 4

Am, Am not hateing but but why did we upgrade in the jailbrake commuty get Siri for free I waste my money I should of kept my iPhone 4

Yeay! Why do I bother getting up and going to work every morning? I mean, look at thos guys out there just walking into liquour stores with guns. They get all the free booze and money they want! How come I have to pay for it? It's not fair.

Why should I switch my Nokia 1020 for an Iphone 5c

Ive been using an Iphone 4 for the last 2 year's and that phone never missed a beat ! when my upgrade time came the cost of new Iphone's was too much for me so upgraded to a Nokia Lumia 1020. It's a nice phone with some great feature's but I really feel the need to switch back.
Please let me know youre opinions. Why should I switch back.
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Who do you want to be in email for support, etc.? Do you want to be kwarp on the internet and on a resume? What image do you want to project? Individual or business or phantom or...? How good are you at juggling both references? Which would you want on a business card?
I wouldn't want to strictly maintain two IDs (nick versus real), especially for the long term.
Pick one and stick with it. Let the other be incidental.
I also believe these are detailed when doing the contracts, with at least partial explanations of how they will be used, so you can ponder your way during the application process.
Developer ID/Name (as registered by you) shows up as 'seller' as I recall - different from the name version attached to the copyright tag. You could use 'kwarp' as seller with 'greg lieberman' after the copyright and at least for this example, use both.

Hello . I'd like to buy an iPhone 5S Space Gray 64GB and get free shipping from the USA to Russa but the problem is I don't know about wireless service plan . What should I choose for Russian wirelesses ? Does T-Mobile work in Russia ? Please , help me

Hello . I'd like to buy an iPhone 5S Space Gray 64GB and get free shipping from the USA to Russa but the problem is I don't know about wireless service plan . What should I choose for Russian wirelesses ? Does T-Mobile work in Russia ? Please , help me
Sorry , but product is iPhone 5S

You can't buy from the Apple store online in the US because it is country specific and you firstly need a US credit card and then a US address and they won't ship outside of the US so you can't.
No Apple online store will ship outside the coutry.
If you want an iPhone, then you'll have to order via the Russian Apple store online if there is one, or you'll have to wait until it is released in your own country or go and buy one in Europe.

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.

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