It is DRMed as all digital movies currently are. You can play it on lots of devices, but Amazon has never released a video app for Android other than the Kindle Fire devices, presumably to try to get you to buy those. For this reason, I now use Vudu for all digital purchasing as I have never encountered a device it can't play on. If you don't use Android, though, Amazon is on almost everything else and has a simple interface and high quality.
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So you need to use a proprietary app to play Amazon downloads?
Yes. And every other legal digital download option. The studios are still fighting that battle.
Argh! I tried to upgrade the memory in my Mac Mini since that's supposed to be so easy now and the last update to the OS practically made it necessary and now it appears one memory slot is fucked.
Not really looking for advice, booked a reservation with the Genius Bar, I'm just mad and wanted to vent.
For a couple minutes at lunch, I got to play with Google Glass. It's neat. Not sure if it's $1,500 neat. But, it is still in beta testing.
Can it serve as a screen replacment? Could you use GG on a regular computer instead of a monitor. (Not asking if has that capability now. Asking if the amount of information you can get at one time is equivalent to a single "monitor full". Also if the subjective resolution is as good as a monitor.) That is does it feel like if the drivers and wireless connection was there to let it try to replace a monitor, that it could replace a monitor?
My laptop is in boot up purgatory, can't quite get to the login screen. If I get a new laptop, can I transfer from the old one with it in this state?
Hey Typo. Doubtful. The screen is only a couple lines of text. Rather low resolution. Think flash cards rather than monitor.
My laptop is in boot up purgatory, can't quite get to the login screen. If I get a new laptop, can I transfer from the old one with it in this state?
What kind of laptop?
If it is Windows, and it gets to windows, and you have sharing on, you may be able to connect to it remotely and copy files off through a network.
Have you tried booting it in safe mode, hitting F5 as it boots, and seeing if you can log in in safe mode, or even safe mode with networking.
Then you can create a new account and see if you can load that one up.
If it's a mac, you can reinstall the OS form the boot up disk, or create a new account.
Otherwise, you can get the HDD out and attach it to your new PC with a $20 USB adapter.
Or you can send it to me, and I'll get your data off (Last ditch)