Star Palm Pre: Hacker Friendly
Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 18th Jun 2009 10:44 UTC
PDAs, Cellphones, Wireless The Palm pre has been out and about for a while now, so stories and items about what it can do are popping up all over the place. One thing is becoming quite clear already: the Pre and its WebOS are quite hacker-friendly, and hackers have already found all sorts of ways to extend the device's functionality.
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kaiwai
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2005-07-06

File quality will only continue to increase and I can always recompile my CD content to the higher quality. I can't convert an existing music file to a higher quality though.

I hadn't even considered national border limitations for online music providers. I'm sure they have a good business reason for that decision but I'd be looking for different music store providers if effected by it also.


There are only two online music stores in New Zealand - none of them offer lossless; I want bit for bit the same music I get off a CD. It has less to do with quality and more to do with the principle of the thing; I don't want to purchase a compromised version of a product unless as a vendor you're willing to heavily discount it.

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