little bob
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- Aug 19, 2007
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Unfortunately, as with every company, Apple makes their products in their keynotes look an awful lot better than in practice.
Some questions I've had that have not been answered by my various Apple insider friends.
1. Podcasts: There is no mention of wireless synching when it comes to podcasts. Heck, you can't even subscribe to a podcast on an iPad currently, so am I going to have to continue to hard wire sync for podcasts?
2. iCloud: Just how will iTunes determine what songs you have? Metadata? I can already see the software coming out to change the metadata of a song to anything you want, thus getting music for free. Also, what about video? I have over 200 movies that I own legally ripped to my home server. Can I upload and synch these too?
3. Bandwidth: With people having a large amount of media on all their computers, plus surfing, video game consoles, apple TV, Netflix, people are going to reach their ISP bandwidth caps pretty quickly.
All this seems like a good idea in theory, I'm just holding off judgement until I see it in practice.
Android is doing all of this and it isn't a problem yet. Why would it be now?