Why do you call v1.4.1.1 "extremely granular" ? What does that mean? Is the new version going to leave grit in my ear like sand at the beach?
I've read another article that used the word similarly, but I have no clue how it can relate to an electronic interface. Can someone please enlighten me? The only definition of granular that I know is 'having large, coarse grains or particles'.
During his WWDC keynote, Steve Jobs touted iCloud as a service that will sync many of your Apple devices, for free. Macs, iPhones, iPads, and even Windows computers can synchronize documents, contacts, calendar appointments, and other data.
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Why do you call v1.4.1.1 "extremely granular" ? What does that mean? Is the new version going to leave grit in my ear like sand at the beach?
I've read another article that used the word similarly, but I have no clue how it can relate to an electronic interface. Can someone please enlighten me? The only definition of granular that I know is 'having large, coarse grains or particles'.