When will tmobile come out with the iPhone?

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sockssoxs1

I have seen articles and reports that T-Mobile will carry apple products in the new year (2013). When can I expect to see the iphone 5 on T-Mobiles network?

thanks

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I let my friend (coworker) who owns an iPhone 5 use my Note 2 just to compare, and showed him how to use it.

I then asked him why people prefer iPhone 5 over the customization that Android gives. He had no answer to that (he did attempt to say that the iPhone was simpler to use, and I described that the it was true that even babies could use the iPhone, but the Android only takes a day to customize to ones wants and needs), just that he never knew Android had gotten so good. He then offered to trade me his iPhone 5 and a gaming screen he had previously used for his triple monitor setup. I stoutly declined.

This sounds like I'm just trying to spite you because even if the events that I have just tried to describe are false (and they are not), they are impolite.

So I won't educate you on the benefits of the Note 2, and Android as an OS, and why I'm not here to start a war, but merely to inform you that iPhone is definitely starting to fall off as a feature full phone every generation. Every generation, the iPhone is declining. I won't speak of it anymore, and just try answering your question without killing myself over how much a tech geek like me needs to tell you how much better Android is. All you have to do is research and use google anyway if you wanted to know, right?

So about iPhone on T-mobile. You probably won't be seeing the iPhone 5 likely appear in next month. After that, they will be very eager to get the iPhone 5 if they truly are considering offering the iPhone 5 (they already offer the Galaxy Note 2, though... OOPS what am I saying?!?!). So around 3-4 months? Yep very likely.

But don't buy a phone on a contract. You will end up paying more. Do you wonder why contracts lock you in and lower the price on phones? It's not really because they want you to stay (well yes they do), but that they gain a better profit anyway. They lock you into a plan that is very bad compared to prepaid plans so every month you will be shelling out tons more money for tons less service. Let's say you pay $90 every month for the same service you get at $49... There you go. 2 year contract = 12+12 = 24 x 40 = 960. You will be shelling out an extra $960 along with the small fee you payed with the phone when you signed your contract ($200 maybe?).

See, I'm just trying to educate you on what choice you should take: prepaid.

Prepaid? Look at Straight Talk, Solavei, T-mobile Prepaid (hidden because they like you using contracts), there are many great options. Check them out.

Best place to buy a Bearded Dragon?

Samantha

I've always been interested in buying a Bearded Dragon ever since my friend from long ago had one and allowed me to hold him. I fell in love! In the past I have bought snakes from Petco and a Reptile Store, but I have heard that the best place to buy a reptile is at a reptile show/expo. I heard their reptiles are healthier and that there is a better selection of the reptiles. Is this true? I definitely don't want to buy an unhealthy Bearded Dragon, and I don't want to pay an insane amount for it.

I live in Tulsa, Oklahoma and I believe we have a Reptile Show/Expo a few times a year. So, my main questions are: Where are best places to buy a reptile? What is the typical cost for a baby Bearded Dragon? Thank you.

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We carry them on our website, and visit reptile shows all over the country every year.

Here is a link to check out the beardies we have in stock and to get an idea on price:
http://lllreptile.com/store/catalog/animals/bearded-dragons/

here is a care sheet to help you out:
http://lllreptile.com/info/library/animal-care-sheets/lizards-and-monitors/-/bearded-dragon/

And lastly, here's our show calendar so you can see if we're going to be near you any time soon!
http://lllreptile.com/info/calendar/-/2013/#calendarMonth06

-Jen

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Recording things on my computer?

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K B

I have a Toshiba laptop with Windows 7 Home Premium. I want to get a microphone for my guitar, a good pair of headphones headphones, Software, audio mixers, and anything else that would be required like USB connector or something. What brands are best? Where should I go to get this stuff. I was wondering if I had to get a different computer also. I am very new to recording. Thanks in advance.
i have $700 and it doesnt have to be professional

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You need a DAW (digital audio workstation) software. A Pro Tools M-powered 8 system http://www.guitarcenter.com/Digidesign-Pro-Tools-M-Powered-8-DAW-Software-105187322-i1432585.gc - would work best on Windows 7. You will need a digital/audio interface and music quality sound card mentioned later.

A condenser microphone for voice recording and a dynamic microphone to record an acoustic guitar. Cables and mic stands. You will also need a studio monitor to listen to your recorded music. http://www.guitarcenter.com/M-Audio-M-Audio-Studio-Pro-3-Monitor---MXL-990-991-Mic-Package-888907-i1471849.gc - I have the MXL 990 and that is very fine quality microphone.

Your electric guitar and microphones can be plugged directly into the audio/digital interface that you need to interface your computer to your DAW software. http://www.guitarcenter.com/M-Audio-FastTrack-Ultra-USB-2-0-Audio-Interface-104806138-i1383564.gc - That interface also contains a music quality sound card that you will really need to produce broadcast ready music.

You will also need a good set of studio quality headphones (frequency response = 20 Hz to 20 kHz) I use these and they sound awesome and are very comfortable. http://www.guitarcenter.com/Audio-Technica-ATH-T44-Dynamic-Stereo-Headphones-244514-i1126224.gc

You'll need a USB cable but, one might be included with the M-audio interface. I recorded on alap top computer for about 6-months and then decided I wanted a seperate desktop computer just for recording music. You really do need a place to stor your music and I would seggest buying an external 1.5 TB drive just to keep your music one. Eventually you will need two drives. One to use as a back up drive.

That is the basics to do what you want to do. It's a really good idea to eventually add a MIDI keyboard workstation like the Roland Juno G. The following software is helpful if you are writing music. Band-in-a-box, Guitar Pro 6, MasterWriter, RPsoft 2000 Musicord, There are lots of plug-ins for Pro Tools and also training books and videos for it. You probably do not need a mixer because you can mix everything in Pro Tools. You might want to get a bass guitar eventually.

I'm a songwriter and I write and record all my own stuff using Pro Tools. I play guitar, bass and keyboard so I can record all the tracks myself. The drums come right from Pro Tools or from my keyboard (I have a Roland Juno G). I sing the lead and all the background parts myself. When I'm finished, I have a broadcast quality recording that could sell on iTunes, Amazon,com, CD Baby, or Tunecore. You can do the very same thing. It's easier than ever before to make a living in the music business today. When you are ready, get a MySpace page. MySpace was created for people in the music business to network with each other. Good Luck to you.

Has it now become acceptable to download music for free?

Q. Remember those lawsuits back in 2000 against napster? That was when p2p was in its baby stages.
What about in 2004 against Kazza and the rest of those others still out today? What happened to those suits, because those website/programs are still up and distributing music for free.
Has it now just become exceptable? Because it seems like those lawsuits did nothing, because those p2p networks are still up and running, along with the websites.

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Nope, it is still illegal. A lot of people have changed the fact that they don't share songs for uploads on those sites now. The RIAA as people monitoring and downoading songs and have peopel upload songs in order for them to catch people stealing music. I know at a college a went to a couple years ago, 8 people were slapped with some pretty heavy fines and court because they were dowloading music p2p. P2P is only legal if the music is not copyrighted or the artist and their record company have allowed it. Usually neither of those are the case. But they keep the sites in place for the situations where they are not copyrighted. They just make you agree that YOU will not perform illegal activity using the program. Reason thing have somewhat calmed down about the arguement is there are many programs you can get now that allow you to have music but pay for it. Napster, Rhapsody, Itunes, WalMart and the list goes on.

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