Apple Company Research Articles

휴대용 Http 라이브 스트리밍 전송기 구현에 관한 연구

In this Paper, We proposed the HLS(Http Live Streaming) transmitter which is operated easily and cheap in all networks and client environments compared to the exist video live streaming transmitter. We analyzed the HLS protocol and then implemented for making the HLS transmitter cheaper and portable. After designing the HLS transmitter hardware using the RISC processor of Arm11 core, we ported the Linux Operating System and implemented the HLS protocol using the open source FFmpeg and Segmenter. For the performance evaluation of the developed HLS transmitter, we made the testing environment which is including the notebook, iPhone, and aroid Phone. In this testing environment, we analysed the received video data at the client displayer. As a results of the performance evaluation, we could certify that the proposed HLS transmitter has a higher performance than the Apple company"s HLS.

''APPLE''Ad or not Ad: That is the Question

Someone stop the “Apple”! I want to ask, how many of you own an Apple product right now or used one before? I’m sure that the number will not be few. Well, let’s take a look at the reason why. Quality, design, social pressure, just fashion or maybe another thing but advertising is not in the first place for sure. Or let’s say this; nobody runs into the first electronic store at the corner after watching a creative commercial. Apple; our favourite April Fools At the 1st of April 1976, Apple has been born like a little joke with huge effects beneath. In years it has became a joke that gets bigger and bigger inside. At the present time i will not bother explain the word to you but I can say that, we laughed at that joke so hard that we have been laughing at it for 37 years, sadly it makes us cry sometimes. Don’t fire us “Apple”! This tasty company takes a role in our lives with simple but effective ads. Actually they do not need too much ads on nowadays. Maybe that’s why they are following their recent path. But how long will it go on like this? Before talking about this I would like to mention about Steve Jobs. He made so many things and said so many words in so many various areas but in the essence of the matter he said “Think different!” via Apple Company. I don’t know if we could have thought as he said or not but we took a bite from his ‘apple’ as he wanted to. We have to urge on that he spoke to us as himself without any middlemen or an agent. We can not ignore that despite he is a modern technology genius and a chairman of a big company, he is also a really successful PR and maybe a promoter too. Besides the simplicity of his adverts, his talents of mass controlling, management and addressing took an important role in where the ‘Apple’ today. Because ‘presentation comes before advertising’ is exactly used in its meaning. There is a word about it; the person who can present a fruit best is the owner of its garden, nevertheless he was the owner as he was the worker at in this copious garden. Also not mentioning about his good looking and attraction will not be fair when it comes to gloss. All over the world when it’s asked, how many of chairmen in information technologies will be remembered as significantly as him? Not many. However tragically, he passed away so young. Can Apple walk on its path in long term? In my opinion it is highly unlikely. Think about the opposite, what if all major companies follows the Apple’s path and kill the creative advertising day by day? I am not on this ‘advertising road’ to serve a world like this. One of the most rapidly changing thing fashion, will have no mercy on Apple too. Right now they are on a locomotive and speed up every single day but I am not sure that the steam will be enough for another 37 years. How long a company which repeats itself with tiny little changes can stay on its path? Apple, I am calling you. It is time to take the arm that named creative advertising or the time will come in near future because you do not have a second Steve Jobs. Apple is not forbidden anymore There’s been said Apple’s logo comes from Adam and Eve and the bite referred to Alan Turing. An apple sets off the entire human history and so to say another apple carries it into another dimension. Now it is a sin that not tasting from this apple or it is still forbidden and no one can stand the pleasure and ease. Now I am asking to you; Another bite? DOI: 10.5901/ajis.2013.v2n8p222

A study of Steve Jobs's human mind from an angle of design (Based on a precedent of product innovation of Apple company and Philosophical perspective from Heidegger)

A study of Steve Jobs's human mind from an angle of design (Based on a precedent of product innovation of Apple company and Philosophical perspective from Heidegger)

Fetching Address Book Info of iPhone OS

With the rapid development of mobile technology, the mobile phones has gradually become an indispensable part in everybody’s life, and it is replacing the computer’s position step by step. The iPhone is a smart phone made of Apple Company, which opens a new era of software for mobile devices. At the same time, iOS(iPhone’s operating system) has become one of most competitive mobile communications operating systems. The Apple’s protection for security makes the iPhone owners hardly control their phone through the root (highest authority). It is so difficult to manage the information effetely with iPhone, such as contacts’ information or SMS. The paper introduced two approaches to get the contacts’ information in iPhone and restore them with vCard. At last, we managed the output file on MAC.

La industria de la música, las nuevas tecnologías digitales e Internet. Algunas transformaciones y salto en la concentración

This article analyses some of the transformations taking place today within the music industry following the appearance and spread of the new digital technologies, such as MP3 music players, DVD digital formats and basically Internet. Similarly, the analysis concentrates on the new strategies and business models that the big multinational record companies (the majors) are trying out on Internet, taking as a case study the operating model that the Apple company is developing with its iPod music player and its iTunes web platform, and including other web platforms, such as the one that the Napster company is at present developing.

Insanely great: the life and times of Macintosh, the computer that changed everything

From the Publisher: The Story Behind the Macintosh Computer INSANELY GREAT: THE LIFE & TIMES OF MACINTOSH covers the research and development that led to the first 128K Mac and the struggles involved to make the continued evolution of the Macintosh possible. Predecessors of the Mac and ideas that made their way into the first computer with a smiling start-up screen are discussed in loving detail (the author is a big fan of the Macintosh) -- the mouse, icons and other discoveries that revolutionized the way people work with computers. Along the way, the reader gets a sense of the people who contributed to the various Macintosh teams: Steve Jobs, with his reality-distortion field that prodded the team to create the near-impossible; John Sculley, the former Pepsi CEO brought in to facilitate the growing up of the Apple company; and many other key members of the Macintosh teams including Bill Atkinson, the genius behind MacPaint and later, HyperCard. As it turns out, Bill Atkinson did not originally plan for a menu bar on top of the screen. It sort of migrated upward, like cream rising to the top. Atkinson wanted the commands to be geographically predictable, the same place in every application. For that reason, he rejected pop-up windows [as had been used in Xerox's PARC computers]. Then he got the idea of a menu bar -- a constant presence from which one could evoke a menu of commands by pointing and clicking. At first he put the bar at the bottom of the active window, then after some testing moved it to the top. But putting the menu bar on top of a window presented a problem: when the user shrank the size of the window, you couldn't get the headings to fit. (Microsoft's Windows uses this approach, and suffers by it.) So finally, at [user-testing fanatic Larry] Tesler's urging, he moved it to the top of the screen. Users quickly learned where the commands were under the individual headings. Atkinson was impressed that they could implicitly visualize where a command might live on the screen, moving the mouse over the heading, dropping down the menu and going right to the location in one fell swoop. It was a case of totally internalizing the illusion of geography in cyberspace -- you would go to a menu choice that didn't really exist until you created it. Steven Levy's INSANELY GREAT isn't only the chronicle of a single machine; it's a chapter in the story of the personal computer's ongoing evolution. Readers who may have never used a computer without icons or a trash can (or Recycle Bin) may want to learn how the Macintosh made the computers and operating systems that followed its introduction were made possible.