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In the keynote speech, he said it had a full operating system and not something for phones. What does this mean? Is the calender app going to be the same thing as ical?
In the keynote speech, he said it had a full operating system and not something for phones. What does this mean? Is the calender app going to be the same thing as ical?
In contrast, my MacBook does not have accelerometers to detect when I rotate it (not that I typically rotate my MacBook). That is, however, something the iPhone needs, so software to interface with the built-in accelerometers would need to be in the OS.
My guess is that they are the same. Wow! I never suspected the MacBook has them, but that's cool and a good thing. I Googled it to learn more, and you're right. ^_^Are motion sensors the same as accelerometers? If they are, I'm pretty sure that the MacBook has them. The system uses them to stop the hard disk from spinning when it senses it's being dropped. There's a bunch of programs that make use of this feature too, such as iAlertU and Macsaber.