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BeiSpiel writes:
The Seudeutsche Zeitung is running a story called iPod, iPhone — and now “iVW”. Apparently Apple's Jobs and Volkswagen's Winterkorn are in talks to produce some kind of iCar. From the google translated article, "A compact car with Apple products would encounter in particular according to estimate of experts with younger autobuyers large interest."
201041
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Jason writes:
iPhone Atlas reports that Adobe (yes, Adobe) is planning to host the iPhone developers camp that will be held early next month, despite the fact that the iPhone will not not support Adobe Flash.
"While it may come as a surprise to some that Adobe is hosting the conference (in light of the iPhone's initial lack of Flash capabilities), it makes sense when you consider Adobe's desire to be at the forefront of Web development on all platforms, including the iPhone. No doubt the company will demonstrate Dreamweaver CS3 as an optimal solution for designing iPhone Web apps."
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Ed over in accounting writes:
Using Safari can slow your system down as much as 76% vs Firefox
Macenstein has posted some seudo-scientific benchmark results which seem to show that using the Safari web browser while performing processor/RAM intensive tasks (such as working with large Photoshop and After Effects renders) can increase render times as much as 76% over using other web browsers such as Firefox. Many people have posted they believe Safari suffers from a fairly noticeable memory leak, and reports of Safari using over 1GB of RAM and over 3.6 GB of virtual RAM are being reported as well.