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What do you think about iOS 6? [Poll]
Well the WWDC 2012 keynote is over and now it's time for you, the iMore nation, to weigh in on all things iOS 6.
Is it a great iOS update, or the greatest iOS update? Or did Apple miss the board entirely? iOS 5 was massive and gave us a ton of previously missing features. Did iOS 6 do the same? Did it need to?
It seems iOS 6 was mostly about improving the user experience. Apple added a ton of little features to make things easier, faster and more convenient for us. Everything from free turn-by-turn navigation to the really awesome assistance features for people and children with special needs, show a lot of thought and polish.
But on the flip side, no widgets, not fast toggles, no in-app replies -- nothing really that power users have asked for. The interface got a new coat of paint, but not a radical overhaul.
So what do you think? Did Apple knock it out of the park, did they hit a solid double, or did they strike out? Vote up top and give me your thoughts below.
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IOS an amazing update with amazing new features such as additional Siri features, new maps, passport app and others.. I hoped that the homescreen and software gets a redesign !
Meh. Minor update. Apple's playing it safe by polishing and refining rather than innovating. That's why they've lost me as a customer. I won't be back, and I've been transitioning client businesses away from Apple computers and devices for a year. It was a fun ride, but now it's boring because innovation is no longer happening.
Good luck with that Windows innovation. I suppose not everyone has foresight.
Tell me one windows solution that has the complete integration from phone to pc to tablet like Apple has. Add to the the new passbook application will be great.
Couldnt disagree with you more. They didnt come out with anything innovative. I'm waiting for my Samsung galaxy s3 after having an iPhone from day one and couldn't be more excited to get it.
More Siri features? How about fixing Siri to begin with so it works like it should before you go expanding capabilities.
True! As they said, Siri is still
In beta but atleast they gave us new features !
They may have given us new features but were talking about features that should have been released a LONG time ago. I have been an avid Android and IOS user for years now and it's pains me to see Apple release new features that were available a year of not years before. With the announcement of IOS 6 due to the lack of a new user interface or Atleast tweak i can't see myself moving past the 4s, I'm strongly looking at the SG3. I love the iPhone but being a tech enthusiast I cannot see any reason to sit on a aging OS that the company seems to be taking baby steps to improve. :-(
How 'bout an option to vote "I'll let you know when it's a public release and I've installed it on my devices" ? :)
I agree with you Keith. WAY premature to ask "what did you think of the update", when all we have so far is promises. Maybe something like "what most excites you about the upcoming announced iOS 6 update?"
Agree. And while we're waiting, let's remember that iOS 6 is designed for this year's "new iPhone" and the new iPad. We may not see all of its features until this fall.
maps are a big thing for me, and not having integrated transit data nor other modes of transportation is absolutely useless to me. I'm not going to be futzing around on my phone "flying over in 3D" over crap, i need to know when the earliest public transport is to my destination and how do i get there. google maps does all of this right now and now i'll need to wait for 3rd party application to do the same on apple? and possibly even spend money on the app?
i'm hoping that google will submit and apple WILL approve google's full map app for io6, otherwise i'm either stayin on ios5 or moving over to android.
I feel the same. Google has done an amazing job with small cities all over the world, I'm waiting to see how Apple will cover those. I like to travel and I'm yet to see set of vectorial maps like Google's.
It´s easy to do a 3D map of a city like NY or Chicago, but even Open Street Maps struggle with small cities in foreign countries.
I was actually really excited about Apple's Map app, but having installed the developer preview, I'm massively disappointed. Not only is it no better than the original maps app from the original iPhone, its actually WORSE and has LESS features!
And yes, I know its beta and will improve before the GM, but still, this I think it will still be a step backwards in most aspects.
I agree. Without transit routing, it's a downgrade.
Supporting 3GS, but not the original iPad??? You're kidding, right? The iPad has higher specs than the 3GS! Whose idea was it to leave out the iPad 1? Marketing?
I agree with you, it is stupid that they are not releasing for iPad 1. Should easily be able to make use of the new OS. That being said it also would miss out on a lot of the features as it lacks a Camera and Siri would not work on it regardless. The maps and passport apps would be cool though.
PassBook is not supported on any iPads.
I understand why they wouldn't release iOS 6 on the iPad 1st gen. My wife had a 1st gen until we just purchased the new one on launch day. When I upgraded her old iPad to iOS 5 it was unstable and buggy. Safari would close unexpectedly every few minutes. I couldn't even browse the apple store without it crashing. Sure they could put iOS6 on the iPad but it would be a sub-par experience, and Apple is not known for delivering sub-par experiences (on purpose at least). Also they haven't sold the iPad 1st gen for over 2 years. I don't know anyone who still has a first gen. We sold ours 2-3 months before the new one was released and recovered about 50% of the original cost on ebay. I would just simply upgrade to the newest generation. Having a 1st gen and complaining about discontinued updates is like crying in the corner hugging your typewriter and demanding that it still gets updates. The hardware differences between iPad 1st gen and iPad 3rd gen are remarkably different.
iPad 1: A4 chip 1ghz, 256mb DDR ram,
iPad 2: A5 chip 1ghz (dual core), 512mb DDR2 ram,
iPad 3: A5X chip 1ghz (dual core), 1024mb DDR2 ram,(retina display)
So why is it fragmentation when android devices aren't updated with the latest OS but its good for apple to deny the original iPad and some of the older iPhones certain features from the next update ?
At least Apple sports the upgrading to a point. Obviously some of those newer features will require the newer hardware. Android manufactures simply abandon one device for the next device to get the OS upgrade. Not Apple iOS6 will run on iPhone 5, iPhone 4s, iPhone 4 and iPhone 3GS. Hmmm that's 4 generations. Show me a 4 generation old Android phone that has manufacturer supported ICS on it, not some hacked version of ICS
Well, YES, it was the marketing team's idea. See, this is how Apple works: get you invested in a product, then, through bloated software, slowly break it until your previously amazing device is all but unusable. Then they tell you, "Buy the new one! Time to cough up!"
That's exactly why I reversed course with my business clients. I used to recommend Apple products to them, and now I don't. Most are happier now and save a lot of money they didn't need to spend.
You could always go the Android route and just keep running the software your phone came with, never upgrading to new versions. It won't bog down then. The vast majority of Android users are using very old OS versions.
I'm really getting bored with the current UI. Since 2007 when the original iPhone was introduced, you would think Apple would change the UI just a little bit.
+1. Getting more and more frustrated with this stale, obsolete, and fixed springboard garbage.
Why not jailbreak? I know most people are hesitant about it as was I... Although now that I have jail-broken my iPhone I could never go stock again. The functionality it provides is endless. Also the stability is great. I have never had an issue with it affecting my "Apple designed experience". All of the issues and complaints that I see most people talking about on iMore is the lack of this the lack of that etc.. These are the same people that are adamant about not wanting to jailbreak... Which is it people? Do you want change or do you want to sit in "Apples walled garden of iOS" and complain? Didn't mean to ramble but just a thought....
Don't have the option to jailbreak...it's a corporate environment with 3rd party security control. Otherwise I maight do that. But my experiences a few years back with JB were not exactly stellar.
I'm also finding that this boredom is causing me to look at and use my iPhone much less than before. Tired of looking at the same old same old.
Reminds me of my Moto Razr screen, never changed much.
Hmmmm, stop staring at your home screen so much & open an app or 2. Just an idea...a crazy 1, I know, but it might just kill that boredom.
Not me. I'm a fan of the UI. Are there improvements that could be made? Absolutely. Do I want an overhauled UI every 3 generations? Absolutely not. It works. It works well.
That being said, I think Apple would do well to open up the app store to some skinning options. Not so drastic that it effects stability, but just some options to personalize and tweak.
agree here. except the skinning part. don't have an interest in that
Don't know what you people expect, iOS is just a simple grid of the best mobile apps--what's wrong with that?
Widgets on Android look like crap for the most part and hog memory, CPU and battery and you have to flip thru home screens to see them--might as well just launch an app from the springboard than have to flip around to see a widget with limited functionality and then launch an app...
You might be confused about how to use android widget. The widget will display the information so that the user does NOT have to open the application. Yes they do appear on home screens but the user can customize the size and location of each widget. It is more efficient than opening up every single application which is located on multiple pages on the springboard or in folders.
Since Apple is choosing to abandon us who bought the original iPad I'm looking forward to my new Windows 8 Tablet I'll be buying this fall.
Voting with your money can help but Apple is too big to notice. You'll simply move to a different device with different problems.
That's what GM said in the 80's.
No platform is perfect. I'm looking forward to windows 8 and it's tablets too, but it will have its own problems as well.
Every company "abandons" users/clients/customers at some point. 3 years is a long time in the tech world. Maybe you should consider getting with the times if you care that much.
Agreed. No one that is getting a Windows 8 Tablet (LOL) mentions that Windows Phone 7 current devices aren't getting Windows 8.
And you think if you keep your shiny new Windows Tablet for the same amount of time that you kept your iPad 1 that MS will support it with OS updates?
I think you and I both know that MS Windows updates do not work the same way as Android and iOS, and hopefully they never will. The updates in Windows Update are FREE and do not drastically alter the OS itself. If/when Windows 9, 10, etc are released, you'll be able to PURCHASE and install those versions on any old Windows tablet -- just as you have done with PC's for decades.
Windows Phone OS is a different story altogether, but I think you'll eventually see Windows phones migrate toward the x86 chipsets as well.
My guess is that Windows 9 will be a single unified OS that will install on phones, tablets, AND PC's.
Ditto. I anticipated that Apple would do this several weeks ago and already sold my OG iPad. Windows 8 is the new hotness, for sure :)
Let us know how that works out for you!
Going to be part of the 3% are you? Good luck with that buggy, slow system.
I am fairly sure there is "one more thing" that they haven't announced, and isn't in the developer builds, and will be announced with the new iPhone.
They'd better have something significant in iP5, hopefully not just more useless Facebook integration type crap.
What's so wrong with providing springboard options to spice up the UI?
Does Apple thing we're all idiots?
Yes, yes they do.
And in my experience in IT support, they are correct in that assumption. MOST people are flat-out idiots when it comes to technology. Apple must cater to the majority. Essentially, idiot-proof their products.
If you have read Isaacson's bio of Steve Jobs, you know that one of Jobs's guiding principles for Apple was to tell people what they need-- that we don't know what we want until it is shown to us. Right or wrong, that philosophy has helped make Apple what it is today.
With enterprise software, you need user feedback early and often because the top echelon of users in any given vertical market know there business a 1000 times better than a bunch of product managers and developers. However, in the consumer market that includes the iPhone and iPad, that simply is not true, especially when applied to the broader market. Naturally, as you start targeting specific features related to advanced content creation, think Photoshop, and medical imaging, then yes specific expertise is necessary. Figuring out the easiest way to make a phone call, send a text message, look up the current weather forecast, or set an alarm does not require extensive user studies.
What is it with so many people calling the Passbook app, Passport? Is the word passport so ingrained into our brains, that Apple needs to go ahead and change the name of the passbook app now, before the world changes it for them?
I thought there were some really nice changes in IOS 6, some great integration across all platforms and some really subtle things that will be really useful, rather than gimicky (such as Photostream sharing, etc).
What's stale about the UI? If it aint broe don fix it. Apple usually do groundbreaking followed by evolutionary for a while. That means that developers and users can expect certain things without the ground moving under their feet too much in one go.
One could argue that say windows 95 through 7 are evolutionary and a bit stale. But millions of people still use it. Even Windows 8 is Windows 7 underneath, which is Windows NT effectively. All very boring IMHO. The server side, where Microsoft really make money, is a bit more interesting and better developed.
That's the beauty of diverse tastes and of a free market place there are other choices apart from IOS. i prefer IOS to other O/S's (yes Ive tried them) and even friends who have bought into other OS's wish they had bought an iphone instead. So I'm sure Apple will have enough customers to go round thank you very much.
You want widgets? You jailbreak.
Want to call yourself a "power user"? You jailbreak.
And the list goes on. Apple doesn't need to cater to the tiny (and extremely whiny) minority of "power users."
The point is that on stock NON-ROOTED Android, YOU have the CHOICE of whether or not YOU want a simple icon grid OR a more useful homescreen with widgets. Whereas, on iOS, Apple completely controls the appearance and usefulness of YOUR entire user interface.
I know the concept of "choice" confuses a lot of you...
I am not a fan of Facebook but I am also not stupid. People calling the facebook integration "useless Facebook integration type crap" is absurd. There are almost a billion accounts on Facebook. Estimates peg them at more than one in three accounts is active daily. That is more than 330 million people using facebook every day - integrating for 330 million people is not "useless".
People in these forums will scream about wanting SBSettings like functionality in iOS - which only a couple million people have ever even heard of yet complain when Apple tries to make the experience better for as many as a billion users...
Just because you don't use something doesn't mean there aren't people out there who do.
Of those 330 million people, surely not all of them are iOS users so you can't claim it's integration into iOS 6 benefits 330 million people. On the flip side, not everyone with an iOS device has Facebook (as irrational as that may sound.)
"surely not all of them are iOS users"
Apple would like them to be and maybe having tight integration with facebook could get a few of them to try the iOS products.
For years Apple said it would fix the wifi problems. Well so far I see Apple did nothing again. Thanks for nothing Apple.
What "wi-fi problems"? I have two generations of iPad (2 and 3) and an iPhone 4. Have never seen any issues at all.
Same here. My family has an iPad 2, the new iPad, 3 iPhone 4S, an iPod Touch, 2 Apple TVs and a Mac Mini, not to mention 2 non-Apple laptops, XBox, PS3, and Nintendo Wii, all on the same wifi network, and none of these devices ever experience problems with wifi. The only wifi problems I have ever experienced with iOS was resolved shortly after I purchased my original iPad, which I sold last year before buying the iPad 2.
What wi-fi problems are you experiencing? We have three iPhones (4 and 4S), an iPad 2 and an Apple TV 2012, and none have had issues with my home network or accessing other networks when we are out and about. We also have Windows devices and Blu-Ray players that throw up now and again and require I re-set my router, but the iOS devices have always worked on wi-fi as promised.
For me, it's not that I am disappointed by what they added, it's more that I am simply disappointed that they added so little. There are still some holes in iOS that need to be filled, and they aren't being addressed. In the meantime though, we can post to facebook from NC, ask how tall Lebron is, and keep track of movie tickets. Not that those are bad things but I still can't attach more than one document to an email....or respond to a text without being grossly inconvenienced.
I just don't understand how Apple continues to push their gradeschool email app on customers. They keep bragging about taking over enterprise business markets, but that will never happen until you can attach documents from within an email and when replying to one. I was definitely thinking about getting the next iPhone, but will pass, no matter how pretty they make it look. I am tired of not being able to use my 4S for business. Wake up Apple! You can only push "average" on consumers for so long, eventually you will have to step up to the plate and innovate without implementing technologies from other companies.
Apple is being new and exciting by being the only ones not being new and exciting. Want something new? Wait for Google to create, refine and enhance it. Then wait two years. Apple will throw in some grade school graphics and call it innovative. We just migrated everything we have phones and PCs to Apple. We bought the new iPads. We are very happy with the decision as really They all do work pretty well together. But Apple is falling way behind in this race. WAY behind. Anything and everything they do has been done for years by someone else. The only excitement at WWDC was centered around ' FINALLY".
Finally what? Finally I can have multiple signatures? Groundbreaking! Finally I get turn by turn? Theres thinking outside the box. These are all minor upgrades that people are only happy about because they have been asking for them for years. The problem is. The yard minor updates. People have been saying this should be iOS 5.5. I agree. Where are the major updates that go along with a fill jump from 5 to 6?
This update is nothing but bells and whistles. I like my iMac, my iPad and the iPhone4 that convinced me to sell all the windows crap I had and finally make the change. I will be upgrading to the new iPhone when it comes out because I am still fairly new to the lifestyle that is Apple. but when iOS 7 comes out only to finally give me walking or bus routes in maps. I will be looking at something else.
how about a "What Update?" A new map app and some other app updates are not an OS update.
Perhaps you should take a look at the list of new APIs. You'll definitely find something there.
Multiple email signatures and improved maps - - won me over at that point.
The problem is that the new Apple maps app is actually LESS functional than Google's app, so I'm not sure how/why anyone could see it as a good thing...
I wish they had some file storage and handling capabilities so that I can easily attach files to email.
Is it just me or does it seem that (most) all the new features are already jailbreak tweaks and mods? It's nice to see that someone at apple is monitoring the jailbreak community and incorporating all the useful ideas. I would think it would make more sense to just hire some of the developers and fire the existing ones at apple. The jailbreak community breeds creative ideas with talented developers.
I am due for an upgrade next Jan for my phone, I am honestly glad I won't be getting the iPhone 5 at launch. I can wait till Jan when its been out a few months and there is a UT JB for it. Without the added functionality of JB iOS is just kinda meh....
I'll keep my jailbreak.
I think it says a lot that almost 56% of the votes are below the "like" level. Can we possibly be seeing the first time an IOS is not a slam dunk? At this point in time, my JB'ed 4 will be my phone for now. Can't see why to pay for more of the same on a bigger screen.
To me it's the worst one yet because the iPad 1 doesn't get it, which many people still use, but the iPhone 3G S still has support when it came out a year before the iPad 1.
That's a marketing ploy.
They stopped selling iPad 1 some time ago. Yet they "sell" 3GS on contract. All they're doing is supporting the 3GS with updates until those contracts expire.
Don't be disappointed, however. Once you read the small print and see all the features that the 3GS isn't getting, you'll be better off staying on iOS 5 rather than being a frustrated iOS 6 user.
I am just happy that I'll finally be able to talk with the Ipad at home wherever I am and see my sweetie.
cough Skype cough
For me the features demoed duing the keynote add llittle personal value, but that is only primarily because I do not use Facebook or Twitter. The Lost feature is a nice touch, but I don't plan on losing my phone anytime soon. FaceTime on cellular is a nice touch, but I don't care to see people that I'm talking on the phone with, at least not until my kids go off to college and I am a grandparent living too far away from the grand-kids to visit regularly. Turn-by-turn directions are nice, but I already have built-in navigation in my vehicles. Flyover 3D maps feature is nice, a few times a year at most.
However, hats off to the team at Apple, because this is a huge release that will appeal to a lot of people. I am experienced enough to know that not every release will be a home-run for me personally, and I am OK with that. But I also know that I will be pleased with countless other refinements to the user experience when iOS 6 is released in a few short months.
Thanks Apple for making my Ipad 2 feel like it's worth nothing now since the new Ipad will get all the features in the new IOS 6. It's hasn't been even an year and a half and your making the ipad 2 users feel like we wasted our money on something that will not be supported fully with new IOS's. Thanks!
Uum apple does that every time a new os comes out. The old model does not get all the features. Been that way for years and how they try and get you to upgrade.
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If they let local sports link in with Siri - best update ever (I'm not American)
Otherwise it's pretty solid. Perhaps it lacked an "OMG that's amazing" moment, but I'm happy overall.
I'm hoping the Photos app will be updated so a user can easily view a photo's metadata on my iPhone. (I know I can see it after I've downloaded the photos.) I've got over a thousand pics in my iPhone4 and it would be great to know the date and time (at least) of each photo. I envision a small "i" being displayed in the corner of every photo that, when tapped, would flip the photo over and display the metadata. Not too much to ask for, is it, Apple?
Yeah those who dont like it, please dun jam the update on the first hour of the release (if u truly dun like it)
I don't know if anyone said it or not but did anyone catch the reference to the retina display of the next iPHone? Was that done intentionally?
for me i feel like the updates that were shown are ok. but the people who are saying that they don't like the what was seen at the keynote are forgetting that they said there will be over 200 new features added into iOS 6. plus there is still time for them to add new "big" enhancements and features into iOS 6. just like at the last wwdc they didn't show off siri until they announced the iPhone 4s. soo i think people are jumping the ship a little too early, and they need to see what the iPhone 5 event will hold before making a decision to leave the "apple nation"
They're going in the wrong direction The iOS fragmentation has started.
I love apple, but to be honest iOS 6 was just ok for me. This can't be everything in iOS 6. I hope apple is holding something really impressive back from this preview of iOS 6. There has to be a revolutionary feature that is exclusive to the next generation iPhone, at least I hope. In the end, I loved maps, Siri, Facebook integration which apple nailed it, passbook, and FaceTime over 3g. Just have to wait till october to see what apple has up their sleeve.
Seriously, I thought Apple would redeem itself with iOS 6 because iPhone 4S was such a small update... Apple keeps making these updates smaller and smaller... It is ridiculous... iOS 5 to iOS 6 was dumb. iOS 4 to iOS 5 was a good update. I'm just mad. I want more from appl
Underwhelmed, I guess Apple new mantra is "baby step" with the emphasis on baby rather than step and the the purposeful use of the singular form of step.
Nothing too impressive but good steps towards the long run. I'm not sold on the maps and hope Google makes a great app that Apple will allow. The only thing I saw as progress was the email update.
One thing I truly hate about this whole thing is releasing the software before ht hardware is released. I would like my iPhone like it was back then please in the summer time. None of this FALL BS.
iPhone 4 won't get the new turn-by-turn features in iOS 6, just like it didn't get Siri. But it's still for sale, and so is the iPhone 3GS. Is Apple committing the Android sin of fragmentation, and will users rebel?
WTF Apple this is bs they just want ur money
Way down in the fine print about Apple's upcoming iOS 6, you'll find a little note that says new features like Flyover and turn-by-turn directions are only available on the iPhone 4S, or the iPad 2 or higher.
A note immediately below that says Siri is only available on the iPhone 4S or third-generation iPad.
Since the iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4, and iPad 2 are all actively for sale and still being marketed by Apple, I have to wonder: is Apple on the road to fragmenting the iOS experience? Could there come a future when not only do certain Apple apps and services run on some devices and not on others, but when this problem will start to plague third-party developers, as well? And even if app incompatibilities don't result, is Apple risking Android levels of user confusion as it continues to withhold features from its legacy -- but still for sale -- hardware?
That's been the case for a long time - just to name a few: iPhone 3G didn't get multitasking and wallpapers on iOS 4; iPhone 3GS didn't get HDR in iOS 4 and geo-fence reminders in iOS 5.
Thats their way to get you to upgrade each year... nothing new here
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Can't believe Maps doesn't work on iPhone 4, hope there's an update soon or I'll be changing to Android
Wow look at crappy apple doing something i had on my droidx 2years ago. Now i have a droid razr maxx and soon to be galaxy s3 that will crap on crapple phone5 keep trying sue android oems.. once you go android you dont go back and yes i had a iphone 4 and got bored of it faster than fat kid eats a doughnut
Overall I think it's a solid release and was happy to see a lot of the changes. Were there things that has been speculated on that I was sad to see missing - sure - but life goes on and iOS 7 comes out in a year.
Obviously the biggest change is Maps. Using Tom Tom data and Apple tiles should make for an accurate and pretty experience, but the fact is that Apple will be playing catch-up for at least two or three years. As such, I really do hope I have Google Maps availalbe to me as an option until Apple Maps grows up a bit. Fly-over is cool and all, but I don't see the real purpose, whereas Street View has some very real applications.
I think, and this is coming from a big apple fan, it will be nice for iPhone users to finally have some more of the features those with android phones already have. Not knocking it, just would think these features would be there already.
I have a feeling that there are features in iOS 6, that were not announced at the WWDC because it would have given clues as to what the next gen iPhone would have on it.
When I was watching the WWDC video, Scott Forstall was commenting on I think it was fullscreen Safari mode for landscape orientation, he then said something along the lines of 'due to the large screen', a slip of the tongue that the next iPhone will have a larger screen??
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Peel back the mask and uncover the secrets of Venice during the legendary Carnival. From the marvels of St Mark's Square to the exuberant crowds in full costume, Venice is a feast for the senses. Feel the pull of mystery at the Bridge of Sighs and visit the tiny fishermen's island of Burano, known for its lace-making and painted houses. Explore Byzantine basilicas and the famous traditional glass-blowing studios of Murano. And of course, immerse yourself in the sounds and energy of the crowds on festival night. Add in the highlight cities of Rome and Florence and you have a trip you'll never forget.
Highlights: Revel with the Venetians through the lively streets of Venice Carnival, explore Florence's museums and markets, set eyes on the Leaning Tower of Pisa, savour a local meal in Rome.
Ultimate Spain & Portugal (ESLM)
As former imperial superpowers, Spain and Portugal have centuries of history and captivating culture to draw upon. You, on the other hand, have only 22 days. Make 'em count! This comprehensive adventure across the Iberian Peninsula presents travellers with the chance to explore these two nations through their cuisine, architecture and idyllic countryside. Here, you'll wander the wondrous streets of Lisbon, Barcelona and Madrid, step up into the Pyrenees, relax in glorious San Sebastián and live the local culture alongside the locals themselves. Spain and Portugal: Europe's greatest two-for-one deal!
Highlights: Explore Moorish palaces and great Iberian cities, capture photos of stunning countryside and age-old cathedrals, devour tapas at a local haunt, relax on the Algarve coast, live like a local in a 'casa rural' in the Pyrenees, experience the Basque way of life
Transylvania Unearthed – Halloween Edition (EQHR)
Is there a better time to explore Romania's most (in)famous region than during Halloween? We don't think so. Yeah, this is indeed the place that popularized the vampire myth, but there's so much more to this charming swath of Europe beyond the spooky stuff. Incredible Gothic architecture, lush forests, captivating little villages filled with friendly people, and gorgeous cities like Sighisoara and Brasov. And on Halloween itself we'll even treat you to a costume party inside a genuine Transylvanian castle. Scared yet? Don't be. Your CEO is always there to hold your hand.
Highlights: Attend a special Halloween costume party in an authentic Gothic castle, take a peek into the ruins of Dracula's castle, explore medieval towns like Brasov and Sighisoara with a little extra time, learn the true story of the infamous 'Vlad the Impaler'
Highlights of Ireland (EQHI)
We're all a little bit Irish come March 17th, but if you're in the market for something more meaningful than a pint of green beer, hop aboard this delightful 9-day adventure to the Emerald Isle. Yeats' grave, Cork, Blarney Castle, the karsts of the Burren, traditional music in a local pub... seriously, it doesn't get much more quintessentially Irish than this. We mix the essential sites and time in the villages and country to really round out the experience. Even if Ireland isn't the Old Country for you, this trip will make you feel as though you're back home.
Highlights: Drink a pint and listen to traditional music in a local pub, visit the famous sites of Newgrange and Drumcliffe, learn how to bake traditional goodies, sail to the Aran Islands, kiss the Blarney Stone for the gift of gab
Best of Northern Spain (ESNS)
Spain has been described as less of a country than a collection of small nations all working together. Each region has its own distinct character, style, even language. This quick 8-day trip introduces you to Spain's Basque and Catalan provinces the best way: through food, art, culture and first-person contact. Vibrant Barcelona, unhurried San Sebastián, Bilbao's fabulous architecture, Logroño's famous cuisine, cosmopolitan Madrid and the mighty Pyrenees, all in just over a week? Yeah, we did that. Come find out how.
Highlights: Capture photos of stunning countryside and age-old cathedrals, indulge in the tapas lifestyle, wander through Gaudí's wonderland in Barcelona, live like a local in a 'casa rural' in the Pyrenees, experience the Basque way of life
Belgian Beer Tour (EBBT)
Some people's idea of a beer adventure is checking out that pub two streets over from the local. The true beer connoisseur, however, is a different breed. Designed with the fancy suds aficionado in mind, this 8-day trip takes you to the ancestral home of Trappist, one of the world's finest brewers. In Belgium, you'll visit the six Trappist monastery-breweries in Belgium (including the chance to taste Westvleteren, one of beerdom's most celebrated brews), explore Brussels and Bruges, and stuff yourself with mussels, waffles and chocolate galore. (Hey, beer-tasting is hungry work.)
Highlights: Visit all six Trappist breweries in Belgium, indulge in delicious Belgian cuisine, explore quaint towns like Bruges and Rochefort, learn about (and taste) rare beers and visit the monasteries they're made in
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Decades after the fall of communism, the Baltic countries of Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia remain a mystery to most travellers. We're not complaining, though; more mystery means fewer crowds and an easier time getting to know these fantastic countries. Beginning in charming cobblestoned Vilnius and ending in St Petersburg, Russia's cultural capital, this 2-week trip gets to the very heart of the region. Get an up-close glimpse of Riga's castles and art district, experience rural life in Estonia, and venture into the fortresses and medieval architecture of Tallinn before crossing into Russia by land. Make the Baltics your special travel secret.
Highlights: Explore the charming and enigmatic Baltic countries, ride a bike around the coastal dunes of Lithuania's Curonian Spit, picnic in beautiful Riga, live like a local on a farm in Estonia, wander through back alleys in St Petersburg
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Highlights: Discover historic cities and explore the ancient ruins of Ephesus, marvel at the extraordinary scenery of Cappadocia, enjoy dinner in a local family home, meet a local family on a homestay
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Cookie wonders why I would waste a beautiful spring day taking apart my speakers...again.
This is my favorite kind of mod: cheap and easy with a big payoff. Adding a few strips of Blackhole 5 to the driver/tweeter area of my speaker cabinets provided a bigger improvement than the expensive and very time-consuming rewire (with AudioQuest GO-4 speaker wire). Blackhole 5 is a five-layer foam and stiff polymer material that provides cabinet damping, isolation, and absorption. A 27" x 24" sheet cost $84.90 from Soniccraft (inclusive of $14.95 shipping) and was enough to do both speakers. Blackhole 5 is not recommended in the passive radiator area because it will interfere with the transmission of vibrational energy (fluid coupling) from the drivers to the passive radiator.
Figure 1. Blackhole 5 top side.
Figure 2. Blackhole 5 back side, sectioned off for cutting.
The following pieces were cut from the 27" x 24" sheet:
1. Four 3" x 27" strips, to go behind the stereo and dimensional drivers.
2. Four 1.5" x 27" strips, to go on the cabinet sides.
3. Eight 3" x 6.75" blocks, to go behind the tweeters.
The interior volume of a SDA SRS 1.2TL cabinet is 6.77 cubic feet. The total volume of the Blackhole 5 pieces was 0.26 cubic feet, or 3.8% of the interior volume. However, Blackhole 5 is claimed to only displace 0.25" of air, in which case the effective total volume of the Blackhole 5 pieces was 0.05 cubic feet, or 7 tenths of 1 percent of the total speaker interior volume.
Figure 3. I used common kitchen cutting tools.
Figure 4. My cuts weren't the neatest, but they didn't have to be.
I used a box cutter with a sharp new blade to score through the stiff polymer layer, cutting along guidelines in red. Next, I made a starting cut through the foam with ordinary, but sharpened, scissors. Finally, I used a sharp meat cleaver to saw through the foam along the guidelines. It took 20 minutes to complete cutting.
Figure 5. Blackhole 5 installed in right speaker.
Figure 6. Blackhole 5 block behind tweeter.
Figure 7. Blackhole strip on cabinet side.
Figure 8. Polyfill was reinstalled after Blackhole installation.
The cabinet walls were wiped with a dry cloth prior to installing the Blackhole 5. A small, quiet voice tried to get me to disassemble my speakers and reseal the cabinets with an appropriate construction grade sealant, but I ignored it. I'm getting a 3 second fall on the passive radiator pressure test...so I'm good.
The 3" x 27" strips were horizontally centered behind the drivers and were vertically centered by starting them 2.5 inches from the top of the cabinet. The 1.5" x 27" strips were horizontally centered on the side walls and started 2.5" from the top of the cabinet. Installation took 55 minutes per speaker. I only removed the drivers, polyfill, and the crossover. I would have removed the driver wires, but I have the stiff, solid core wire bent in a certain way for strain relief for the relatively soft driver connection tabs, and I did not want to have to go through the tedious process of realigning them again.
I was very pleased to find that the pressure sensitive adhesive was STRONG!
The Sound
The right speaker was done first. Percussion instruments, like shakers, were much clearer than on the left. The articulation of words with clicks and sharp transients (e.g. unique, breeze, whisper, ocean, etc.) was much clearer and detailed on the right. The sound stage weight shifted to the right and there was more tactile sensation on the right. There was more speed, definition and articulation in the bass. This was evident in both stereo and mono modes with just the right speaker treated. I have been reading about this modification for years, but I was still quite pleasantly surprised at the level of improvement. The right speaker was generating Such Good Sound that I was very enthusiastic about treating the left speaker.
After both speakers were treated, There wasn't any improvement in spatial properties, but there was a significant improvement in detail overall, particularly at the sides and rear of the sound stage. Since the passive radiator was getting more clean coupling to the drivers, bass output, articulation, detail and speed was increased.
Thanks to Polkmaster1, drumminman, and Toolfan66 for their pioneering work with this modification.
When I put these speakers up for sale next April, I hope the next owner appreciates all the hard work that went into updating and optimizing their performance.


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There's a ton a iPhone and iPad apps going on sale this week for Black Friday. Some will be on sale all week, some all weekend, some for a couple days, and some only for Black Friday proper. If there's an app you've been waiting to buy, but have also been waiting for it to go on sale, check it out on Friday. There's a chance it might be. In fact, so many apps are likely to be on sale, we're not even going to try listing all of them. We're going to list some of our favorites, however, and some of our most recommended apps.
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- Screens VNC for iPhone and iPad (50% off Friday only)
- Screens VNC for Mac (50% off Friday only)
- NAVIGON USA (50% off Friday only)
- NAVIGON North America (50% off Friday only)
- NAVIGON MyRegion (50% off Friday only)
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- ProCamera (50% off for the weekend)
- Anytune Pro HQ (66% off Thursday and Friday)
- Quickoffice Pro ($0.99 for an unknown length of time)
- Quickoffice Pro HD ($4.99 for an unknown length of time)
- ColorStrokes for iPhone (50% off until Monday)
- FX Photo Studio for iPhone (60% off until Monday)
- Snapheal for Mac (50% until Monday)
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- Sakura Time (50% off until Saturday morning)
- 1Password for Mac (30% off for an unknown length of time)
- 1Password for iPhone (30% off for an unknown length of time)
- 1Password for iPad (30% off for an unknown length of time)
- 1Password Pro for iPhone and iPad (30% off for an unknown length of time)
- Layout for iPad ($0.99 through Monday)
- Filterstorm (50% until Monday)
- Math Ref (50% off for the weekend)
- Private Info (50% off until Saturday)
Black Friday games sales
- Another World (50% off until Sunday)
- Jazz: Trump's Journey (50% off until Sunday)
- Yesterday (40% until Sunday)
- Pix'n Love Rush Deluxe (50% until Sunday)
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- Verticus (Free Thursday only)
- Galaxy on Fire 2 (Free)
- Tiny Troopers (Free)
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- Epoch (80% off)
- Neuroshima Hex (40% off)
- Crazy Taxi (40% off)
- Super Monkey Ball 2 (60% off)
- Sonic the Hedgehog 2: Episode 2 (40% off)
- Gangstar Rio (85% off)
- Rainbow Six: Shadow Vanguard (85% off)
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- Pitfall (Free!)
- Avengers Initiative (85% off)
- Fieldrunners 2 (60% off)
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Anytune Pro HQ - Top rated music practice app for iPad and iPhone is going on sale for the first time ever on Nov 22nd. Slow down music, choose the perfect pitch and learn to play by ear.
Grab it for only $4.99 - that's 66% off the regular price of $14.99!
Im on this one. Great tool for learning bass lines!
I'm grabbing Anytune Pro tomorrow as well. Thanks for the heads up!!
Thanks! Added to the list!
Another set of music practice apps, Trainer HD, is going free on Nov 22-23 as well. Check out their blog post about it :
The guitar edition is particularly popular:
I am from Sleep Champ app. Sleep Champ will be on promotion this weekend from Friday midnight to end of day Monday for $0.99 from original price of $3.99.
Sleep Champ is an app for parents to check their child's sleep quality.
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as Eric implied I'm in shock that any one able to profit $4673 in 1 month on the computer. have you seen this website pie21.ℂom
The EA game sale is sad.
Most of what's for sale hasn't been updated in over a year. It's not retina friendly and they're the apps that have many reports of crashing.
Quickoffice Pro HD for $4.99, and I think AgileBits has their 1Password-apps on sale too.
Quick Office Pro and Pro HD are really cheap right now. Pro is .99 normally $14.99
Groove 2 Music Player will be on sale for $0.99 from Nov 23 to 26. Normally, the app is available for $3.99. Groove studies your listening habits and instantly throws your way fresh and creative mixes based on your music taste. It's like having your own personal DJ.
• Link to itunes: http://itunes.apple.com/app/id445533979?at=10l3Vy&ct=d_im
• Introduction Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwqtAxbvOG8
• Overview Video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pnLe7V-ilTs
Cheers, Zikera Team (makers of Groove)
BarRemote for Mac is on sale from Friday to Monday for $1.99.
BarRemote for iPhone is free.
BarRemote allows you to control Spotify playback on your Mac, or on other Macs in your network, using either your Mac or your iPhone. Discovery of machines is automatic so you don't have to hassle with IP addresses or port numbers.
App homepage: http://codexbit.com/barremote
Mac AppStore: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/barremote-for-spotify/id563191598?ls=1&m...
iOS AppStore: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/barremote-for-spotify/id570584129?ls=1&m...
The lovely kid's game Blossom Dress Up Friends for iPad is half price this weekend.
(Blossom is free to download, a full upgrade is on sale for $1.99)
VidCam PRO video camera app for the iPad is FREE for Black Friday!
VidCam PRO gives the video professional, enthusiast or filmmaker more control by allowing REAL TIME adjustment of Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness and Color (even while recording). Full control over Focus, Exposure, White Balance, Frame Rate, Resolution and Compression is also supported.
App page: http://vidcampro.com
iTunes Link: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/vidcam-pro/id574061652?ls=1&mt=8&at=10l3...
My Recipe Book is 50% off for thanksgiving.
1Password for Mac is on sale! I'm thrilled because I use it on my iPad/iPhone and just got an iMac a few months ago. I've been putting off buying it for my iMac because its normally $50, but now it's $35!
Advance Your Memory for iPhone/iPad -> FREE
Bubble Annihilator HD -> FREE
Scrollshow is at 50% discount today :
Filmic Pro, a great video recording app is free over the weekend.
iTap RDP is one of my favorite remote desktop programs. It is on sale today at 50% off for a price of $5.99.
Can anyone recommend a family game for the iPad? Something along the lines of a good board game that's entertaining and challenging for adolescents on up in age range? Doesn't matter if it's on sale or not. Thanks!
sorry, my gaming doesn't get past chess, poker and words with friends.
Check out Carcassone and Ticket to Ride on the iPad. Both are top board games that seem to have translated over well. But research them first to make sure they're what you want to play.
Thanks, redshirt, for your help! Unfortunately, I'm not looking for fantasy/graphics-type games; more knowledge based/mentally challenging games (spawned after Trivial Pursuit came out years ago) or just fun little competitive games like Pictionary etc.. I found a site called "Boardgamesgeek" but all he seemed to have were the fantasy and graphics-intense stuff. In other words, I'm not into stuff like the "Dungeons and Dragons" or "Star Wars" genre, thanks.
Carcassone and Ticket to Ride are nothing like Dungeons and Dragons... They are not fantasy games. They are strategy games that are definitely mentally challenging, but not with an incredibly elaborate set of rules. I highly recommend both those games as I play them regularly.
OK, thanks, Leanna--I'll look into them again.
Not Black Friday sale items btw.
These are also for a Black Friday offer now:
Decider App now for $ 0.99 - (Normaly $ 3.99)
Goal! App USA for FREE - (Normaly $ 0.99)
Garmin & Navigon apps are half price today... get 'em while you can.
Word of the Rings is free for today only. Normall $0.99. Available as a universal app for both iPhone and iPad.
Thanks for the word of the rings info. Gonna give it a try.
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//iPad// game ... Avernum: Escape From the Pit
I think that's half price...
Garmin SG/MY, Navigon Europe and Navigon Australia is not on sale =(
Private Info for iPhone is 50% off until Saturday
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thanks for the list guys, but heads up, the links seem to be wrong, i tried to get pitfall from the link but its taking me to kingdom rush HD.
gMusic is 99 cents (50% off) 1 day only. may end soon.
Best Google Play music client. I had it on alert for a year. this is the only price drop.
I'm sure everyone here already knows but 1Password will be coming out with Ver4 soon. Don't waste your money on this one.
Can anyone who has both tell me if "Private Info" is worth picking up if you already have 1Password?
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