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    Apple's pet ISP could all of a sudden be Mac OS X's telephone service. And if they follow my recommendations and...ahem...fund the porting of a certain fax-over-IP solution (which already works with Macs through Web browsers) from a company that shall remain nameless (see www button below...
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    OS 9 Interface

    Didn't Apple fire their whole Human Interface Engineering group? Sure, OS 9 looks kind of clunky compared to XP, but it had evolved to a state of grace in my opinion, and was very forgiving. It still seems better than Windows in many ways. There are quite a few behavioral quirks with OS X...
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    VoIP, Personal Fax Software, iWeb, iMusic

    OK- this was originally posted under Rumors but if Apple reads it... 1- license the Danger hiptop softphone/PDA, give it iPod styling and add 3 key features - 1) AirPort (or 2.4GHz wireless) 2) FireWire and 3) SIP protocol support. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is really important...
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    in 1 year

    Um...either G5s or really revved-up next-gen G4s (2GHz+) with piles of AltiVec units in dual and quad configs, using Hypertransport and DDR RAM. Rackmount or blade server Macs, and real fault-tolerant standalone servers (hot-swap, clustering, redundancy, etc.) Seamless support for Joliet...
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    in 1 year

    More iApps probably. In relation to the thread on the Danger hiptop softphone/PDA, Apple should license a version of that and add 3 key features - 1) AirPort (or 2.4GHz wireless) 2) FireWire and 3) SIP protocol support. SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is really important. That and...
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