SugarSync, a more selective (and bigger, at 5 GB) cloud storage and syncing app, has updated its iPhone and iPad apps with tighter, iOS-centric features. You can now grab files from your other computers' SugarSync storage and attach them to emails, send your stored photos into the "Camera Roll" for your phone/pad, and remotely copy, edit, or delete files on other systems. It's a free update which requires a free SugarSync account. [iTunes]
среда, 30 марта 2011 г.
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Music artists, labels create enhanced albums for iPad
Launched with iTunes 9, iTunes LP would let record labels include extra content such as liner notes, expanded artwork and lyrics in albums sold on iTunes. The feature never took off, but the concept of adding value to an album using interactive digital content has not died. Record labels such as Universal Music Group and EMI are now looking to the iPad as a way to entice customers to purchase a full album with value-added content instead of individual tracks.
EMI recently released an iPad version of Until One, a dance album from Swedish House Mafia. Besides audio tracks, the iPad album includes video footage, a photo gallery and commentary from the band. The content is distributed as an iPad app and costs $9.99. Universal has also jumped on the interactive album bandwagon and has teamed with a video production company, Eagle Rock Entertainment. The duo are working on an interactive iPad versions of classic albums such as Nirvana's Nevermind. This latter project is currently under development.
Only time will tell if this latest focus on enhanced album content will succeed. In the past, consumers eschewed bonus content, but the 9.7-inch display of the iPad provides a richer, multimedia experience than the iPhone. Given the choice, would you pay more for an enhanced iPad album or would you stick with the less expensive, music-only option?
[Via Macstories]
Music artists, labels create enhanced albums for iPad originally appeared on TUAW on Wed, 30 Mar 2011 10:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
JBL introduces OnBeat speaker dock for iPad, iPhone, iPod
If you've somehow avoided buying a speaker dock for your iPad, iPhone or iPod up to this point, then you might want to wait until next month before you make your decision. That's when the JBL OnBeat speaker dock will be available at Apple and Best Buy stores.
Priced at US$149.95, the OnBeat is JBL's first foray into the iPad dock market. They've obviously put some thought into the design, building a swoopy design big enough to comfortably hold an iPad in portrait or landscape orientation and packing a pair of Phoenix full-range transducer speakers that can pump out your favorite tunes with great clarity and volume. The OnBeat produces 7.5 watts of computer-optimized, DSP-equalized audio per channel.
Not only does the OnBeat dock handle your tunes, but if you happen to have a set of composite video cables handy, you can run 'em between the OnBeat and your TV. JBL supplies an IR remote with the OnBeat so that you don't have to get up from the couch to change tunes, and of course, you can use the dock to keep your favorite iToy charged up.
As you can see from the image above, the OnBeat dock looks pretty cool, too. I don't know if it's just me, but with that iPad attached it looks like some sort of robot samurai... We'll try to get one of these docks soon for testing and giveaway.
[via Engadget]
JBL introduces OnBeat speaker dock for iPad, iPhone, iPod originally appeared on TUAW on Tue, 29 Mar 2011 14:00:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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SyncBackPro V5 (commercial) :: RE: How to Synchronise full in separate folder
Posted: Tue Mar 29, 2011 10:53 pm (GMT 0)
Sorry, not clear what you want.
If you want each day a Zip with all the files changed (or new) since yesterday (as you have now, I think?), and also a Zip with all the files (new, changed or unchanged), just use two profiles - the one you have now and another profile that is a simple Backup to Zip. You can use Variables to date-stamp the Zip with 'all files' (but you'll need a lot of space!)
If you want one Zip with all changed/new files each day (as you've got now, I think?) and another Zip with only the files that did not change, then no, there's no way to do that.
If you want to store all data (new/changed or not) in the same Zip (with a new Zip each day), just use the 2nd part of solution-1 above (a simple Backup to a Zip with a date-stamped Zip name).
If I've misunderstood, you'd need to clarify / re-phrase - you should especially clarify exactly what you mean by 'incremental', as that can have more than one meaning.
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