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bluDANGLE makes wireless earpieces a little less wireless {Engadget}
Nov 14th 2008 10:04AM You know, if I wanted a wire hanging from my earpiece, I'd use a wired earpiece. If you need to be so quick on the draw to get your earpiece in that you'll leave it hanging like that maybe you're one of those people who should just never take it off....
"So thin you don't even notice it's there". Right, that big string on his shoulder must be from the laundry.
Slimmer Xbox 360 spied in the wild? (mystery solved) {Engadget}
Sep 25th 2008 9:57AM It's not impossible that he would have a Dev Kit which that thing looks to be. He may not be a dev, but, he's got friends in the right places.
Microsoft intros SideWinder X6 keyboard and X5 mouse {Engadget}
Aug 20th 2008 9:33AM That keyboard would be a good replacement for my Saitek keyboard as long as it's not too big for my desk. I would go nicely with my current Sidewinder mouse...... Microsoft hardware has been surprisingly well done lately, not like that dang MN-700 router I bought a few years ago.
Microsoft intros SideWinder X6 keyboard and X5 mouse {Engadget}
Aug 20th 2008 9:31AM I'm not a big macro user, but, is 90 not enough??
Chrysler's $499 Uconnect Web in-car EV-DO system coming this month {Engadget}
Aug 13th 2008 9:22AM This is made for people who don't know there are better / less expensive solutions out there. Or those people who don't want to deal with the tech and would rather spend the $$. Either way, it's not the best solution but it is a solution, you're right on that point. Now, if they tightly integrate this with the MyGig system that would be outstanding. Getting live updates on the GPS would be a seller for me.
Chrysler's $499 Uconnect Web in-car EV-DO system coming this month {Engadget}
Aug 13th 2008 8:16AM I took too long to send the post that I was typing so this one is going to be quick:
Because not everyone has Internet on their phone.- Good point, but, I stated that most people reading about this will be the type of people who would have internet access on a cell phone.
Because some people may want to use wifi Internet in their car.- If your phone connects to the internet, you've got wifi internet in your car (and anywhere else you get coverage)
Because this could serve many people at one time, such as you may find in a minivan.- Connect a laptop to the phone and use ICS, all are happy. Better yet, run server on the laptop and have a rolling domain. I don't typically need to serve a crowd on the road, but, I'll accept this as a good point anyway.
Because this has package management specifically designed to keep your connection active while in motion.- They're using the same towers the EVDO phone is using and the tech they're talking about is unlikely to prevent you from losing connection. If you're not covered, you're not covered. What they are doing is making it look like you don't loose connection with cached data. When you get your link back it hits the car. Chances are it will have a slightly better connection if they decide to hook it up to an external antenna, but, if they honestly want people to believe that they will NEVER loose connectivity, they are sadly mistaken.
Chrysler's $499 Uconnect Web in-car EV-DO system coming this month {Engadget}
Aug 13th 2008 6:18AM Why pay $30 a month for service when most of the people who are reading this will have cell phones that will provide those speeds already? I have an unlimited data plan already and my phone does EVDO (Sprint Mogul) so the interest that I had in this just fizzled away.
MobileMe announced for iPhones, Macs, and PCs -- .Mac is dead {Engadget}
Jul 29th 2008 3:33PM Is it just me or does that "ME" look a whole lot like the one on Windows "ME"? I'm just sayin.....
PS3 2.41 firmware out now {Engadget}
Jul 8th 2008 7:25AM It's funny when someone says EPIC FAIL and they really are just talking about themselves because they can't see the humor in the post....
Next generation Xbox 360 with built-in Blu-ray coming in 2008? {Engadget}
Apr 1st 2008 8:29AM I agree, this looks like an April Fools thing. The only thing that I can remember that would lend this any merit is the fact that MS stated long ago that they would consider integrated HD drives when the time was right. The war is over, the time is now right...
