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but why would you not want a song on your PC and still want it on your phone, the PC is supposed to be the master backup for everything :mellow:

Also you can always choose to sync manually, it will not delete/add anything at all then, you can choose what you want to do

 

iTunes is completely invisible if you want it to be, that is my point

 

PS: I am not vella :chair: I am deploying stuff in the background :chair:

But why do I need such syncing and crap ? Isn't it just easier to drag and drop in folders using Windows Explorer ? Why force feed a software ?

 

my friend is going for Z1,also dragging me to sell my Z and get Z1 , :censored:

Bhai sahab, ye gold ka dhandha shuru karne main kitna paisa lagta hai ?
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But why do I need such syncing and crap? Isn't it just easier to drag and drop in folders using Windows Explorer ? Why force feed a software ?

 

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That means we will need to implement a file system, don't you see how it sullies the SIMPLICITY.

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also iTunes is for the mango non-tech savvy people like us bhai, technical people like you can do all the stuff, we need a simple hassle free solution

Ulta bola re. iTunes is for the tech savvy people. Win Explorer for us mango morsels. :P
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Ulta bola re. iTunes is for the tech savvy people. Win Explorer for us mango morsels. :P

 

kya baat kar raha hai bhai, people who buy/use/appreciate apple stuff are obviously iSheep and know nothing about technology and or common sense

everybody knows this

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BlackBerry Agrees to $4.7 Billion Sale with Fairfax Financial

 

BlackBerry has announced that it's signed a letter of intent agreement for a $4.7 billion USD sale of the company.

According to a press release, BlackBerry signed the letter agreeing to a sale of the company valued at $4.7 billion to a consortium led by its largest shareholder -- Fairfax Financial Holdings Ltd. Fairfax owns 10 percent of BlackBerry.

 

Fairfax and its co-investors are seeking financing from Bank of America Merrill Lynch and BMO Capital Markets.
"We believe this transaction will open an exciting new private chapter for BlackBerry, its customers, carriers and employees," said Prem Watsa, Chairman and CEO of Fairfax Financial. "We can deliver immediate value to shareholders, while we continue the execution of a long-term strategy in a private company with a focus on delivering superior and secure enterprise solutions to BlackBerry customers around the world."

The due diligence period means that BlackBerry's Board of Directors can see if there are any better opportunities out there besides the offer from Fairfax Financial. However, if it does take another offer after signing this letter, it must pay a termination fee.

BlackBerry was once a big player in the mobile gadget realm with its popular BlackBerry smartphones and OS -- especially for the business folks. But in recent years, competitors like Apple and Samsung have stolen BlackBerry's spotlight and a significant amount of its market share in both the consumer and corporate/government markets.

 

Source: DailyTech

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