Recent content by Exotic_Star

I would go for the myTouch slide. If it's anything HTC has gotten partly right it's that the capacitive screens aren't that bad at all and you always have a hardware keyboard to fall back on. I think you'll be totally fine with the Slide, it's got plenty of ram and the Espresso interface is snappy.

Consensus is pretty much that that one's a fake.

Then go play it

you guys didnt read what M-R said, it might be officially out on the 16th but it wont be available yet...

I'd atually like to see more e71 shots as the e71 is tempttttttttting me.

So when a call comes through it's not automatically routed to the headphones being used. I've taken off my headphones, put them down and left somewhere with my phone; it rings and I answer, but the headphones are still within connection distance and the call is automatically forced though that...

The ones benefiting are the corporations who write the regulations, and much of the suck in US healthcare is a result of HMO http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMO

Will the NAM version have a front facing video call camera? Video Call feature is not listed on the Nokia USA website. Thanks in advance.

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In a sense they are. HSDPA is a subset of UMTS that allows for higher data rates. But they are both WCDMA systems (Code Division Multiple Access) versus GSM which is a TDMA system (Time Division Multiple Access). Under GSM you have GPRS (2G) and EDGE (2.5G). I know, I know, crazy to keep...

Common boys... let's chat about E71 not at&t branding/plans ;)

Pity poor Ed, who had to watch and write about it.

I think it's Platoon. Probably based on Willem Defoe's death scene:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ue8VS-bcj88&feature=related although that uses the similar sounding Barber's "Addagio For Strings".

"Missionary: Impossible" contains probably my favorite instance of this, when Homer is hiding in the church to escape the PBS pledge drive mob, and a trash can containing Oscar the Grouch and Elmo comes smashing through one of the stained-glass windows... Oscar: Give us the money! Elmo: Elmo...

It's a bit of conundrum. One strange venture where the line was crossed was Batman Beyond. Batman Beyond was initially spurred on by Hasbro, who wanted Warner Bros. to create a futuristic Batman series, Batman Tomorrow, so they could make a new toyline that was the same-old, same-old. But it...