iPhone users get BBC radio downloads

"Charles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:301120081809320912%[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> And things you can't do with it. And the list keeps getting bigger.
>
> You are like a broken record. It is hard to take you seriously. Every
> day the list of things you can do with the iPhone gets longer.
>
> --
> Charles

And the reason it get's bigger is they did not add it to it in the first
place.

If they did at the start, that list would have been very small.

Copy and paste is one. After a year and a half where is it ? It must be on
that long list huh.

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In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Copy and paste is one. After a year and a half where is it ? It must be on
> that long list huh.

Copy and paste would be nice to have but it is not a necessity.

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Charles

"Charles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:301120081829443646%[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Copy and paste is one. After a year and a half where is it ? It must be
>> on
>> that long list huh.
>
> Copy and paste would be nice to have but it is not a necessity.
>
> --
> Charles

For you maybe. The Copy and paste is mostly a time saver. 99% of the iPhone
apps are not a necessity.

In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
<[email protected]> wrote:

> For you maybe. The Copy and paste is mostly a time saver. 99% of the iPhone
> apps are not a necessity.

If copy and paste is a necessity to someone they would not buy an
iPhone.

Are you stupid or are you a troll? Or both?

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Charles

Adrian C <[email protected]> wrote in news:6pg8p3F7ss09U1
@mid.individual.net:

> What's in the Adobe Flash container is the question, it it H264 or is it
> not?
>
> --
> Adrian C
>
>

Whatever word game you like.....

Will it play the FLASH movies and TV for an hour from hulu.com?
If Flash is H264, and iPhone plays H264, hulu will play indefinately.
If it's not, it won't play.

Flash is also the only thing on http://speedtest.knology.net/
That doesn't play on iPhone or Storm...so it doesn't play Flash. Flash is
far more than H264, even if it is H264-based, making your assertion moot.

Who cares what you call it if it DOESN'T PLAY?

4phun <[email protected]> wrote in news:7585f3ba-0e35-4eac-88c0-
[email protected]:

> Lawrence any iPhone user can download an application for the iPhone
> that allows thousands of Internet radio Stations to be streamed to the
> iPhone in real time. I have inadvertently sold iPhones to friends and
> neighbors who though they were aware of the various features of the
> iPhone were overwhelmed with joy when they found they could listen to
> home town news from other foreign towns and villages with a simple tap
> of the finger.
>
> The iPhone markets itself as more and more people share with others
> some of the neat things you can do with it.
>
>

The childish name calling like the drunks on 75 meters isn't really
necessary. I've never been a "Lawrence", having been named after my
father's best friend who died in his arms against the German Afrika Corp
in World War II. How old are you, 12?

Your sidestep above is about a CRACKED iPhone, not one delivered by ATT
to the other 95% of users who cannot play anything over ATT EDGE or
otherwise. Your cracked iPhone isn't the one being sold. Iphone
doesn't stream the noted, most popular, codecs, for the reasons in the
WiMax white paper I've posted today on another thread....

"Charles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:301120081950445217%[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> For you maybe. The Copy and paste is mostly a time saver. 99% of the
>> iPhone
>> apps are not a necessity.
>
> If copy and paste is a necessity to someone they would not buy an
> iPhone.
>
> Are you stupid or are you a troll? Or both?
>
> --
> Charles

Truth hurts so you try to make it sound like I'm stupid huh ? Poor sport.
Thanks for playing.

In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
<[email protected]> wrote:

> Truth hurts so you try to make it sound like I'm stupid huh ? Poor sport.
> Thanks for playing.

You don't care about truth. You are a troll.

<PLONK>

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Charles

In article <[email protected]>, Larry
<[email protected]> wrote:

> > Lawrence any iPhone user can download an application for the iPhone
> > that allows thousands of Internet radio Stations to be streamed to the
> > iPhone in real time. I have inadvertently sold iPhones to friends and
> > neighbors who though they were aware of the various features of the
> > iPhone were overwhelmed with joy when they found they could listen to
> > home town news from other foreign towns and villages with a simple tap
> > of the finger.
>
> Your sidestep above is about a CRACKED iPhone, not one delivered by ATT
> to the other 95% of users who cannot play anything over ATT EDGE or
> otherwise. Your cracked iPhone isn't the one being sold. Iphone
> doesn't stream the noted, most popular, codecs, for the reasons in the
> WiMax white paper I've posted today on another thread....

wrong.

just as he said, there are quite a few apps available for a standard,
off the shelf, non-jailbroken iphone that will stream thousands of
radio stations. one of them, wunder radio, not only streams broadcast
radio, but also streams weather radio and police scanner radio (from
scanamerica.us).

there are also video streaming apps, including a forthcoming one from
sling that will connect with a slingbox.

"Charles" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:301120082019097514%[email protected]...
> In article <[email protected]>, Kevin Weaver
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Truth hurts so you try to make it sound like I'm stupid huh ? Poor sport.
>> Thanks for playing.
>
> You don't care about truth. You are a troll.
>
> <PLONK>
>
> --
> Charles

I love it when you lose you just plonk that person. You made my day. : )

Larry wrote:
> Whatever word game you like.....

Scrabble :0)

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Adrian C

On 11/30/08 8:08 PM, in article 301120081808591696%[email protected],
"nospam" <[email protected]> wrote:

> In article <[email protected]>, Larry
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>> Lawrence any iPhone user can download an application for the iPhone
>>> that allows thousands of Internet radio Stations to be streamed to the
>>> iPhone in real time. I have inadvertently sold iPhones to friends and
>>> neighbors who though they were aware of the various features of the
>>> iPhone were overwhelmed with joy when they found they could listen to
>>> home town news from other foreign towns and villages with a simple tap
>>> of the finger.
>>
>> Your sidestep above is about a CRACKED iPhone, not one delivered by ATT
>> to the other 95% of users who cannot play anything over ATT EDGE or
>> otherwise. Your cracked iPhone isn't the one being sold. Iphone
>> doesn't stream the noted, most popular, codecs, for the reasons in the
>> WiMax white paper I've posted today on another thread....
>
> wrong.
>
> just as he said, there are quite a few apps available for a standard,
> off the shelf, non-jailbroken iphone that will stream thousands of
> radio stations. one of them, wunder radio, not only streams broadcast
> radio, but also streams weather radio and police scanner radio (from
> scanamerica.us).
>
> there are also video streaming apps, including a forthcoming one from
> sling that will connect with a slingbox.
Don't try to confuse Lar with facts now. He's down at the Waffle House
fantasizing about Mabel, the head waitress. He imagines his head encircled
by her freshly starched apron as she hand-feeds him buttermilk pancakes
dripping with honey. Yummy!

At 30 Nov 2008 19:50:44 -0500 Charles wrote:

> > For you maybe. The Copy and paste is mostly a time saver. 99% of the
> >iPhone apps are not a necessity.
>
> If copy and paste is a necessity to someone they would not buy an
> iPhone.

That's not fair- all devices have trade-offs. Many people, I'd guess, put
up with the iPhone's annoying limitations in order to use what they like
about it.

The iPhone's strengths, however, don't make it's limitations any less
annoying.

In article <[email protected]>, Todd Allcock
<[email protected]> wrote:

> That's not fair- all devices have trade-offs. Many people, I'd guess, put
> up with the iPhone's annoying limitations in order to use what they like
> about it.
>
> The iPhone's strengths, however, don't make it's limitations any less
> annoying.

It is fair. If a feature is a necessity you should not buy it. I waited
until the iPhone had 3g because that was a necessity to me. And I am
glad I waited. If you buy it anyway don't complain it is missing
something that one considers a necessity. There is a difference between
necessities and limitations. Limitations......yes we would like to see
them changed but we can live with them. A necessity is something you
have to have.

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Charles