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Qler wrote:WP8 generalno nema radio... glupost jos jedna u nizu, ali eto, kada svi dobijemo flat internet imat cemo internet radio..

Kralj Tvrtko I. wrote:Sta kupiti (novo) za 350KM (max 400KM)?

prednost ima Samsung...

Kralj Tvrtko I. wrote:Hvala na pomoci svima, iskreno...par dana ve dumam koji mob kupiti, vjerujte da mi je favorit i bio ovaj Ace ili Ace+.
Ima sve ono sto meni treba, bolje mi nije ni potrebno.
Posto nisam iz Sarajeva a vidim da u Sarajevu se moze kupiti ovaj mob i za 70KM jeftinije nego u Zenici, mozel mi neko reci gdje da odem pogledati (osim Univerzalno, to znam)

Hvala jos jednom...

PS: neko pita zasto nov? Pa ni sa novim nisam siguran dal ce raditi kako treba a kamo li kad polovan kupim... A razlika u cijeni do nekih 50KM i manje

Privatna poruka wrote:I sta bi vi ujutru, da morate, kupili do jedno 300-350KM ? ?

Privatna poruka wrote:I sta bi vi ujutru, da morate, kupili do jedno 300-350KM ? ?

iSwagga wrote:Nije covjek trazio kucne aparate nego mobitel, sta cemu LG??

iSwagga wrote:Nije covjek trazio kucne aparate nego mobitel, sta cemu LG??

Apple iOS 6 Maps warning from Australian police

Australian police have warned against using Apple's iOS 6 Maps after having to rescue six people in two months who became lost while trying to find Mildura in Victoria.

Instead of directing people to Mildura, Apple Maps sent them to a wilderness more than 40 miles away. With temperatures in the area reaching up to 46C, Victoria police are concerned that lives could be at risk.

In a warning on its website, Victoria police said: "Some of the motorists located by police have been stranded for up to 24 hours without food or water and have walked long distances through dangerous terrain to get phone reception."
Police said they had contacted Apple about the issue. Police said: "Anyone travelling to Mildura or other locations within Victoria should rely on other forms of mapping until this matter is rectified."

Apple released its new Maps application earlier this year with iOS 6, the latest update to the operating system that runs the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad. The new operating system dropped Google Maps, which had been on the iPhone since its launch in 2007, and replaced them with a mapping service created by Apple.

Errors and omissions were soon noted by users around the world, who pointed out landmarks that appeared in the sea, railway stations that were missing entirely and towns, like Mildura, that were plotted miles from their real location.

Tim Cook, Apple's chief executive, was forced to issue an apology, saying that the company had fallen short on its commitment to "deliver the best experience possible to our customers".

Cook's apology added: "While we’re improving Maps, you can try alternatives by downloading map apps from the App Store like Bing, MapQuest and Waze, or use Google or Nokia maps by going to their websites and creating an icon on your home screen to their web app."

Apple encouraged users to report problems with Maps and revised the layout of the application to make the 'report a problem' feature more prominent.

At the end of October Apple announced that Scott Forstall, the executive responsible for iOS software, including Maps, would be leaving the company in 2013.

Nokia recently launched its own maps application for iOS devices, called Nokia Here, while Google is thought to be preparing a version of its own mapping service.

Gospodin_bez_kravate wrote:

Privatna poruka wrote:I sta bi vi ujutru, da morate, kupili do jedno 300-350KM ? ?

http://www.univerzalno.com/Artikli.aspx?artikalid=1765

http://www.gsmarena.com/sony_xperia_u-4437.php