Recent Comments:
CNN's Wolf Blitzer to interview hologram strategists on election night {Engadget}
Nov 4th 2008 4:31PM Do people still watch CNN? I get most of my news from the BBC.
Al-Qaeda endorses... the Zune on Conan O'Brien {Engadget}
Oct 31st 2008 6:14PM Funny! Good skit
Caption Contest: Naked man who is also a computer; eye bleach not included {Engadget}
Oct 28th 2008 5:37PM LOL. Excellent
iPhone Dev Team teases with 3G unlock video {Engadget Mobile}
Oct 28th 2008 5:30PM It's not about the 3G speeds. Afterall not that many people actually use the 3g connectivity. It's about taking a device you bought from ATT, leaving them and using the device on a different provider.
Dan Hesse sez Android "not yet good enough" for Sprint brand {Engadget Mobile}
Oct 25th 2008 5:33PM I agree with Hesse. Android in its current form is not much to write home about. It has potential but right now it's just a plain ol' OS.
Samsung's i907 Epix filtering into AT&T stores {Engadget}
Oct 20th 2008 9:13PM What about the Omnia?
Sony Ericsson posts XPERIA X1 user guide for your perusal {Engadget}
Oct 16th 2008 9:12AM Any speculations on a US release date?
Sony Ericsson posts XPERIA X1 user guide for your perusal {Engadget Mobile}
Oct 16th 2008 9:11AM So what are the current release date rumors for this great device?
DISH Network's 1080p VOD service gets inspected, looks impressive {Engadget}
Oct 13th 2008 7:34PM Sitting at a distance it's already a tough call telling the difference between standard upscaled DVDs and Blu-Ray. This is doomed to fail, being that I work in the cable biz. Most customers can't tell the diff between HD and SD not to mention between 7209, 1080i or 1080p.
Verizon could charge content aggregators 3-cents per text message {Engadget Mobile}
Oct 13th 2008 7:28PM How do toy classify a "for profit" aggregator? It might sound like an obvious question but would the likes of Microsoft alerts or Google alerts be classified as for profit. After all their sole goal is to "spread the word" in order to supplement more advertising. In the end Microsoft, Google and Yahoo would now start charging a fee for their "alert " services. Just a thought but this sounds bad. Capitalism at work. Greed begets greedier.
