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Been using it since it came out and have been pleased with the results. Much faster than Stock Browser and a little faster than regular Opera Mini. Its so much better for browsing that I now use it instead of my desktop when I am at home. Went from using around 300megs of data per month to...

I've had a new annoying problem happening in the last week. My phone's data connection simply will not work. It tries to connect and just never connects. A reboot doesn't always fix it, but sometimes it does fix it. However i think it may be an att issue with the network cause this problem has...

Wirelessly posted (SAMSUNG-SGH-I607/UCHA1 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows CE; IEMobile 7.11)) opps double post stupid windows phone.

No one is arguing that the Xenon isn't good and useful. People have acknowledged that over and over again. People are just saying it's not the only question, when evaluating the quality of a phone camera, and improving other elements might, in the long run, be more important. Your position...

It goes bye bye like everything else I started to like -- new Coke, Arrested Development, the McRib...

Dont mean to go off topic here but on the E71 after i performed the firmware upgrade, my IM application is gone...does anyone else have this happen to them?

This is where Apple is so brilliant. They see the trends in phone sales, the economy, and look at the different pricing models, and make strategic decisions. When the iPhone was the new hotness they could easily charge a premium price and have folks banging down their doors. People gladly paid...

Thx for your advice .. .after reading about the Droid X2, i think i will go with the Galaxy S II ....

He's been voicing characters, both speaking and non-speaking, in cartoons for 40 years. And he's only 63.

No, it was like The Jungle Book, where the top and bottom were cut off. (Terminator and Back to the Future were also shot in full screen but shown in theaters in wide screen.)

No, not really. Just a product placement/holiday special sponsorship parody.

I like the novelty of a long lasting show. Sure, its extremely difficult for it to maintain quality throughout that time but there's a level of comfort you get out of watching a long-runner at any given moment of its run. You get to notice little things that you missed the first time, or realize...

Yeah, I wouldn't say I'm an expert, but I would consider myself a cartoon historian. I think it was around college when I took a History and Trends in Animation course that I really started collecting animation DVDs not just for the content, but the special features (Fantasia and the Looney...

I enjoyed it. The jokes were alright, but I love the animation style. It's practically a clone of River City Ransom. Finally G4 has something I'll watch besides X-Play.

Umm, frankly, it shouldn't be hard to find people these days who think the show is way past its prime, pretty much the only people it appeals to these days are those who think it can do no wrong. My personal view is that it stopped being good after season 11, since then the show's just been so...

Start -> All Programs -> Startup -> right click any un-needed shortcuts.

Happy Birthday to Bugs Bunny, one of the most important characters in animation history! 70 years is a long time, and Bugs Bunny deserves special treatment such as a marathon on Cartoon Network or Boomarang, too bad they don't think the same way I do. :sad: Anyhow, what a celebration, 70 years...

I shook my head.

The circus freak episode. Clover had gotten the girl on a reality TV show... something like 'Beverly Hills Beauty' or something and the TV crew had gotten to the villa real early and surprised Sam in the shower and Alex still drooling in bed :p

I'd actually say a lot of series in the 90s actually didn't age as well as many remember them. Lets take the Uncanny X-Men for instance. At the time, it was awesome, it was a great series, it was cutting edge. Going back now and looking at it, then comparing it to X-Men: Evolution or Wolverine...