Recent content by Denis L

we need to play so you can kill me

ear piece volume will probably vary from person to person and from device to device. I mean someone who likes a very loud earpiece and comes from a Blackberry or a RAZR may think the E71 is quiet. I've only played with the N95...but the all the E-series and N-series phones I've used have been...

oh well darn you would actually have to make your own way in life

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How is the phone hard to read? Im playing on a 19'' 1280x1024 monitor and it looks fine

The whole premise of this phone is that widget subsystem, when I saw it my g-d, what a disappointment. You can display less information than I see on the screen of the E66. If you need e-mail and contacts (since E66 has contact search it never needs that space) and an applications bar, and then...

Sorry, misinterpreted the post.

He has a PS3

Not for me. When I go to order its back to 699 with a free BT headset. Or you can add the 10% off and not get the headset. Thats it.

Just like the 5800, you touch and drag the text, though this time you can copy/paste text within pages, not only in input boxes.

Yu-Gi-Oh!/Yu-Gi-Oh! Duel Monsters - Yeah, it seems weird that the show that sells card games is my pick, but it handles Egyptian mythology really well. Heck, that's one of the reasons I got into it as kid. The cards feature Gods based on the Egyptian mythology and the final story arc is an...

I know! The movie, it's actually a collection of short CG films, is called "Imaginaria". The shorts were aired on YTV in the 90s in segments called "Short Circutz". The one with the magician you're looking for is called "All shapes and sizes". I loved these when I was a kid.

We can't watch Toonami Jetstream either. It sucks but it's related to laws and stuff. At least ADV's anime network website works ^^

In this case, "middle age to elderly" = being between their early 40s (at youngest) to mid-60s (at oldest); the younger coworkers probably grew up on Scooby (or other 60s/70s fare), while the oldest ones probably didn't *have* television for most or all of their childhoods (though guessing they...

Only two of the six were outsourced to Korea. The rest was animated at Warner's animation studio.