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#12. Posted at 06:49 PM on Jul 2nd 2009

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l33t-g4m3r

this is exactly why I hate vista's start menu, and desktop toolbar capabilities.
When you have a lot of folders, scrolling is a PITA, and using search to find everything is ridiculous.

Windows7 removing classic start, is going to drive me up the wall.

#12, I'm sorry, is English not your first language? Because I thi... : reactorfuel (#15) «

#15, no, I think ridiculous is right there. : DrDillyBar (#16) «

#16, i second that notion. i have several terabytes of medi... : shaq_mobile (#23) «

#23, Vista (and 7) use a fundamentally different philoso... : reactorfuel (#25) «

#25, Exactly. Vista and 7 are designed around the ide... : Skrying (#26) «

#26, Wrong. The Vista/7 start menu is inferior in ... : l33t-g4m3r (#28) «

#28, My GF (and I) started off hating vista's q... : indeego (#32) «

#26, I agree with l33t to some extent.. The Vista ... : FubbHead (#29) «

#29, What do you both expect when your entire p... : Skrying (#30) «

#30, Yes, I know all that. I keep my start-m... : FubbHead (#33) «

#33, How does that make the Vista/Windows... : Skrying (#34) «

#29, Once you find out the works, the start men... : Aphasia (#31) «

#12, Way to twist an Apple App store article in to a rant about W... : MadManOriginal (#17) «

#12, I don't like Vista's start menu at all either. : flip-mode (#22) «

#12, I would like to point out that its not a fair comparison bec... : ShadowTiger (#24) «

#12, You realize that the Classic Start Menu is an option under T... : Boz (#35) «

#27. Posted at 07:21 AM on Jul 5th 2009

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oldDummy

Returned from Costa Rica not too long ago. My driver runs his business from an iPhone, I found that informative.

#21. Posted at 03:42 PM on Jul 3rd 2009

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HammerSandwich

Tog complained about the same problem in http://www.asktog.com/columns/075AppleFlatlandPart1.html & http://www.asktog.com/columns/076AppleFlatlandPart2.html. You won't believe the part about moving pictures from iPhoto to his iPhone.

#20. Posted at 09:12 AM on Jul 3rd 2009

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JumpingJack

As my LG LX died a month or so ago, and June was anniversary, b-day, father's day and late may mother's day -- as a gift we took the iPhone plunge.

I am with you, duly impressed. Pairs well with my mac, and though I remain a die hard PC user (12 functional systems at the moment) with one lowly mac on the desk --- Apple get's an A in one department, easy and stable. Some of the things you can do with an iPhone are truly remarkable -- no other phone can touch it yet.

#19. Posted at 07:43 AM on Jul 3rd 2009

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adisor19

Jeez, what did i miss here ?

There's like half the posts missing on this page.. i don't even remember if I posted something to begin with..

Adi

#5. Posted at 04:16 PM on Jul 2nd 2009

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YeuEmMaiMai

there are much better alternatives to an I-phone........and they are way cheaper when you buy them unlocked

#5, hi i'm the guy who shows up to every party talking about how... : tu2thepoo (#13) «

#5, like what, a you-phone? (reply to #5) : Kurkotain (#18) «

#14. Posted at 08:37 PM on Jul 2nd 2009

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Palek

we're somewhat easily swayed. Although that may also be due to our collective lack of calf muscle mass.

Good stuff! Had me giggling for a bit. :)

#1. Posted at 01:16 PM on Jul 2nd 2009

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Game_boy

"duly and dually impressed"

Well done. Correct usage with a twist.

Oh, about the actual content? No comment.

#1, Grammar Nazi +1 : Jon (#11) «