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Three of four undersea internet cables get cut, hasn't affected you yet {Engadget}
Dec 19th 2008 6:33PM One out of four? That ain't bad.
BlackBerry Storm buyer's remorse? You're not alone! {Engadget}
Dec 18th 2008 12:14PM It's a damn shame that no one has brought anything to market that has beaten the iPhone yet, it's been over a year and a half. Give me an enV 2 with an iPhone style touch panel on the front, and I'll be in heaven.
BlackBerry Storm buyer's remorse? You're not alone! {Engadget}
Dec 18th 2008 12:07PM I'm just here to watch the hype burn.
Palm OS "Nova" -- and first Nova device -- look like a lock for CES {Engadget}
Dec 15th 2008 2:01AM Typo fail, should read: Then I hope you have five-hundred ninety-nine US dollars.
Palm OS "Nova" -- and first Nova device -- look like a lock for CES {Engadget}
Dec 15th 2008 1:57AM Then I have you have five-hundred ninety-nine US dollars.
Microsoft releases first iPhone application, Seadragon {Engadget}
Dec 14th 2008 3:09PM Hmm, this sounds interesting. It's good to see software developers making cool apps on their competitor's platforms, it really opens up a lot of possibilities.
Philips underwhelms with lackluster iPod / iPhone accessory line {Engadget}
Dec 14th 2008 11:40AM They're freakin' cheap speakers designed for teenagers to dock their iPods. What were you expecting, this is Philips we're talking about, not some high end brand. Why does every Engadget treat everything that isn't made by Steve Jobs as trash?
ViBook looses DisplayLink USB-to-DVI adapter with support for six-screen spanning {Engadget}
Dec 12th 2008 11:32PM Hmm... only 6 huh? I don't know...
How would you change HP's TouchSmart 2 all-in-one PC? {Engadget}
Dec 12th 2008 11:29PM @holycow
You're really expecting people at Best Buy to know about an unadvertised hardware feature? Why would this be relevant to them? Think about it.
Office Depot closing 112 stores {Engadget}
Dec 10th 2008 11:51PM I've never been to an Office Depot, but they're probably the same as Staples and Office Max, which have some nice (see: cheap) office furniture and supplies that the big stores like Wal Mart just don't carry.
