Here's another one to start off with: did Apple ever test the first edition MacBook Air in summer time? Don't get me wrong, I love the Air for it's gorgeous design but I just can't stand its' performance!
Even on colder days, the thing becomes so hot it's barely touchable (at least around the ESC-key). But in summer-time, the thing is hot by default! If it was just for the heat, I can live with that. Whenever it's hot, performance goes down big time, however, down to a point where any letter you type is only displayed on screen about a second later!
For something as expensive as the Air I would've expect more. Though, as far as I know, the second edition Air does not have the performance problems anymore (it still gets very hot, though).
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Friday, July 17, 2009
iTunes and Single Tracks
So iTunes has this great view on your track collection where you see the cover art for each album you own, one by one.
But every now and then this list is cluttered by album which only contain a single track - it's like having the single, which you love, but not going for the full album. I have loads of those tracks and they mess up my albums view.
Why doesn't iTunes filter those one-track or two-track albums and create a single album entry for those labeled "My Single Compilation" (well, any name will do, I guess) and file all of them into that album entry? The cover art could be a nice patchwork created from each of the individual track's album art.
Hey, Apple, give it a thought!
But every now and then this list is cluttered by album which only contain a single track - it's like having the single, which you love, but not going for the full album. I have loads of those tracks and they mess up my albums view.
Why doesn't iTunes filter those one-track or two-track albums and create a single album entry for those labeled "My Single Compilation" (well, any name will do, I guess) and file all of them into that album entry? The cover art could be a nice patchwork created from each of the individual track's album art.
Hey, Apple, give it a thought!
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