IM not so sure about this but according to a few different websites this is a leaked image of the welcome screen for http://www.apple.com after the tablet is released. Thought I'd ask u guys... 
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This cant be real...
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Well, im not very good with computer lingo. but wouldnt there be extra text after http://www.apple.com/ ? the bar on top is the website for the home page.
I dont know though. all I know is the really easy stuff, im trying to learn though.
I dont know though. all I know is the really easy stuff, im trying to learn though.
Yeah, you're right, it's not. Remember all the discussion of Apple + Newspaper/Media having talks? Why then, would that result in the Tablet/Slate showcasing the WSJ via Safari? If anything, I anticipate a new App, specifically for news publications.
Oh, and like I've said before. Apple wouldn't be dumb enough to have OS X window controls on a 10" device. Your fingers aren't small enough to accurately close/minimize a window using native OS X window controls.
My $0.02.
Oh, and like I've said before. Apple wouldn't be dumb enough to have OS X window controls on a 10" device. Your fingers aren't small enough to accurately close/minimize a window using native OS X window controls.
My $0.02.
Nah, that would be the correct URL. Apple often put product placement on the homepage. For example, right now, it's still the iMac.
EDIT: Also, I just noticed the & symbol. Apple don't use that. It's always the word 'and'.
Nah, that would be the correct URL. Apple often put product placement on the homepage. For example, right now, it's still the iMac.
EDIT: Also, I just noticed the & symbol. Apple don't use that. It's always the word 'and'.
oo thanks. I wasnt 100% sure on that. thanks for clearing it up for me
Fake, as the M from MacBook Touch and the i from iPhone are not in line.
The i starts to far left and the M normally has no orthogonal strokes.
The i starts to far left and the M normally has no orthogonal strokes.
Also the 'Watch the TV Ad' image is of the default Leopard wallpaper, whereas the one displayed on the device itself is of the default Snow Leopard wallpaper.
Edit: beaten to it.
Edit: beaten to it.
I also forgot to mention that Apple likes to demo fairly recent movies (such as Star Trek on the iMac), not a movie that came out two years ago now (Wall-E).
Fantasy mockups typically reuse elements from current Apple products; Apple creates something new. Remember all the iPhone mockups that had beefed up iPod interfaces? All wrong. It's a new product, it'll have a new interface.
Yeah right. The Apple tablet, complete with photos and video, was leaked onto the front page of apple.com.
When one tiny chunk of text with the G5 specs was accidentally posted on the PowerMac G4's page on store.apple.com, it was news on every major tech site on the internet.
If Apple accidentally posted photos and video of their tablet, which has been rumored for probably the last 5-6 years at least, on their *front page* - the entire world would know about it.
When one tiny chunk of text with the G5 specs was accidentally posted on the PowerMac G4's page on store.apple.com, it was news on every major tech site on the internet.
If Apple accidentally posted photos and video of their tablet, which has been rumored for probably the last 5-6 years at least, on their *front page* - the entire world would know about it.
Something like that web page will be on in-house apple screens as it's created and long before it ever goes live at Apple.com. Someone could have secretly snapped a cell phone picture of the screen when they weren't supposed to and eventually made it outside to post.
Could be.
Doesn't matter.
We'll know the truth eventually.
Could be.
Doesn't matter.
We'll know the truth eventually.
But how can it appear on http://www.apple.com and not something like http://www.apple.com/beta/tablet_startsite_test or so?
Even if it was in-house (regardless of all the points that point to fake), how can they use the http://www.apple.com address without the outside world getting wind of it?
That bit would be easy - either a different local DNS or just a one line entry in the hosts file pointing that URL to a different server.
I think I understand, so I can have two versions of http://www.mysite.com, one for the outside world, and one for my testing, and both sites would show just the http://www.mysite.com address if I access the main site?
That's nifty.
Yes. Of course, it could also have been faked in the same way, using a local server instead of the real one. It could just be a big jpeg instead of an html page.
Yeah right. The Apple tablet, complete with photos and video, was leaked onto the front page of apple.com.
When one tiny chunk of text with the G5 specs was accidentally posted on the PowerMac G4's page on store.apple.com, it was news on every major tech site on the internet.
If Apple accidentally posted photos and video of their tablet, which has been rumored for probably the last 5-6 years at least, on their *front page* - the entire world would know about it.
Oh yes those were the days.... Apple's G5 mishap was known to the world. indeed this tablet leak is very dubious.
had such an incident occurred the world would know about it.
I'm glad the world wide wet was not around when I was fifteen. Such drivel you can do at that age.
Are you really that daft to not see that those have been posted already? And what's with that thread title?
You seem to be spamming I suppose...
Are you really that daft to not see that those have been posted already? And what's with that thread title?
You seem to be spamming I suppose...
edit: wth, i posted this in a different thread. Or atleast i meant too........ this islatepadcanvas has me too xcited