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14th August 2012, 12:47 | #10721 |
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Anyone experienced issues with Ipads/Iphones causing the exchange server to spike in CPU utilisation?
Exchange user monitor showing one particular user causing the issue. Ze internet points to corrupt contact or calendar entry but I can't see anything |
14th August 2012, 12:50 | #10722 |
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try turning off contacts and calendar on the device so it wipes the items from it, then turn them back on so it pulls down the info again.
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14th August 2012, 13:16 | #10723 |
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Sweet, done that and haven't seen it since.
Love how easy it is to support. |
14th August 2012, 13:22 | #10724 |
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owns eh
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14th August 2012, 17:55 | #10725 |
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All I can say is that all this is cyclical.
Remember when EVERYONE had the same Nokia brick phone.... Then the Razr was THE phone to have and it was everywhere.... Once upon a time if you wanted email on your phone it was a Blackberry and daylight 2nd..... In afew years time <Unknown China brand Cellphone manufacturer> may be dominating the market. You just never know |
14th August 2012, 19:31 | #10726 |
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14th August 2012, 20:07 | #10728 | |
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The comments are great; a few people pointing out (minor) flaws in the article (and trying to make it seem as if they make the article totally wrong), and a bunch of ex employees all saying "yep, that's pretty much it, but let me tell you about something extra...." |
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14th August 2012, 22:18 | #10729 | |
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Even mentions our favourite little Asymco analyst in this article. I could be wrong but i don't think he's a really big fan of Samsung. Maybe because his beloved Nokia was driven into the ground by Samsung? Who knows. |
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14th August 2012, 23:20 | #10730 |
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An unsubstantiated fluff-piece from ipee? Whodathunkit?
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15th August 2012, 00:01 | #10731 |
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It's actually from a Sydney Herald tech writer idiot
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15th August 2012, 00:19 | #10732 |
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A picture of an ipee in the wild:
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15th August 2012, 00:27 | #10733 |
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15th August 2012, 00:46 | #10735 |
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Yep.....big, nasty Samsung trying to enslave the world.
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15th August 2012, 01:04 | #10736 |
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Trying to enslave the world by paying everyone? Funny idea of slavery you got there. Still, sounds like it pays well; I wonder how I can become enslaved and get some of that sweet Samsung cash.
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15th August 2012, 01:51 | #10737 | |
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15th August 2012, 08:10 | #10738 | |
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The Fairfax reporting and editorial team are collectively a bunch of lazy hacks who will report whatever is easiest and who will publish whatever gets them paid. Usually this takes the form of copying and pasting material from other sources where someone else has already done all the work. For example, since we're talking about the tech section, let's do a google search for the byline "This post was originally published on Mashable": https://www.google.com.au/search?q=%...ite:smh.com.au oh lol. That appears to be the case for the article that ipee linked to - it was a copy and paste from The Guardian, and even then the author is a feature writer with no apparent tech background (his most recent work consists of puff pieces about the Olympics and a book about butterflies). I note that when originally posted at the Guardian's site, the Samsung article was tweaked for eyeballs looking for sports news - the original headline was Samsung: Olympic smartphone firm aims for big global wins Strangely enough that headline had been removed by the time the article was copied and pasted by the Fairfax repeaters - sorry, reporters - and when it appeared in the SMH the headline was Faster, higher, stronger: the rise and rise of Samsung Now the "lazy hack" phenomenon is even more pronounced among the tech "journalists" because they've often been hired because they know about this interweb thing and I hear we need to do that stuff, rather than coming from an actual reporting background. One thing that's very obvious is the way that Samsung buys good coverage in Australia, particularly around product launches and trade shows. Samsung has decided that bribing journalists is a way to catch up as fast as it can. I'm not dissing Samsung for it, that's just part of their marketing plan. That's Asia for you. Samsung flies SMH tech repeaters around the world to attend tech events and report on how awesome Samsung is. Everyone in the tech and media industries knows this. That's why I made that comment about them being on the Samsung payroll. However in Australia there's now a bit more visibility of this sort of stuff thanks to what became known as the "Cash for Comment" scandal, and so now even the repeaters have to acknowledge how they managed to fly business class to Las Vegas during CES and stay in a suite at the Venetian on Fairfax journos' salaries. Just for fun let's google for the phrase "guest of Samsung" on the SMH site. I'm sure that will be an uncommon phrase and hardly return any results, especially from the tech sectio-- https://www.google.com.au/search?q=%...Asmh.com.au+au Oh. So bearing all that fun in mind, ask yourself why that particular Guardian article got chosen to be copied and pasted onto the SMH site, and what influences might have been at play in the way the headline got mysteriously re-written to "THE RISE AND RISE OF SAMSUNG". |
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15th August 2012, 13:04 | #10741 | |
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15th August 2012, 13:12 | #10742 |
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15th August 2012, 13:23 | #10743 |
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15th August 2012, 16:30 | #10744 |
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Interesting articles have emerged in the last day or so regarding the iPhones security
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15th August 2012, 21:06 | #10745 |
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As of today new installations of Flash are disabled on Android.
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15th August 2012, 21:39 | #10746 |
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Lol.
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15th August 2012, 22:57 | #10747 |
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Can't miss what you never had I suppose. Still, thanks Steve for providing an incentive for developers to create non-shit websites, and thanks Adobe for providing something that worked in the mean time.
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15th August 2012, 23:09 | #10749 |
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I really hope Apple don't fuck up the IP5 and they have something in it that sets it apart from Android, it's only the competition between the two platforms that enables us all to have cool stuff..
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15th August 2012, 23:43 | #10751 |
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I found another picture of ipee. Or, rather, his footwear.
After he's done wearing his shoes, he eats them with soup.
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16th August 2012, 00:34 | #10752 | |
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16th August 2012, 01:41 | #10754 | |
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16th August 2012, 02:18 | #10755 |
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Yeah somehow I don't think my nexus 7 gives a shit lol
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16th August 2012, 09:03 | #10756 | |
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http://www.theverge.com/2012/8/15/32...te-10-1-review
5.4/10 from Nilay. Ouch - touchwiz to blame. I know stylus is last decade but there is something about them that I like, which as the review says: Quote:
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16th August 2012, 10:36 | #10757 |
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anything below a 7/10 on the verge is basically "don't go near this/we didn't get paid enough to ignore it's flaws".
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16th August 2012, 10:42 | #10758 |
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true. although those guys wouldn't take pay to give a good review (if you listen to their podcasts, they are completely irreverent to their sponsors).
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16th August 2012, 11:53 | #10759 |
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Lol thanks, I needed a good laugh this morning
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16th August 2012, 12:40 | #10760 |
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right. so have you like.. ever listened to one of their podcasts, or not?
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