jpcarvalhinho

Look at the gizmodo post… it has a before and after.

Notice the dark band over the photo, under the text to solve readability problems? is it autoplaced by facebook or was that hammered in the photo to “hide”/minimize this problem?!

I still use my fist generation macboook with a core 2 (single) and snow leopard. It beats my last generation mac mini in some aspects, specially when combined with the element of portability. And it has recently been passed to my 6 year old, that uses plex extensively to wach movies streamed from the mini… so … if it is a black macbook… it is still a very valid choice.

Cheaper? Really? In Portugal a Samasung SG II costs 649 eur. and an iphone 4s 16 GB costs 599 eur.

It was a clear business decision. This is the year of the iphone 5. Just launch a phone that is great (let’s face it, it was meh for geeks but it is still a good phone with clean ICS roms sooner or later) that allow us to "surf "the Galaxy S waveLine, cutting costs where we may, so to earn enough money to surprise on the next launch.
Even if we blow the waters with something surprising, Iphone 5 will steal it’s thunder. so just let it pass… so we can get back to te limelight after it.

yep :)

whoa… calm down… NFc needs some more ground beneath it… this is a niche product to show how it can be implemented… to see if it garners some traction… it’s not the ALMIGHTY RIM Saviour…. :)

You don’t have to look to excel sheets except if you are an ISK seeker in production and if you are willing to optimize your production process… even for that you have to make missions with NPC agents that bring fun/fighting in order to bring you into terms with their production facilities. Better of to make part of an advanced corp that provides for you in exchange of participation in it’s warefare… being that PVE or PVP.
It’s a tough game, and like every tough game only people with time can be successfull. Even so the possibility to train new skills even when offline can make you progress even if you are on vacation without interwebs available.