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So here it is...the comparison between the top dogs, most which haven't released or will take some time to release. I'm looking for my next phone and those are my top considerations. I recently just bought a used NAM N97 but it just doesn't really cut it for me. Seems kind of slow to me...

Are you still on this dude? Are you sure you don't want to compare them against an N900 while you're asking?

Same issues are happening to some Xbox users also

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okay Epidermolytic hyperkeratosis.. rare skin disease that turns your skin reptillian in appearance. Add to that Nolans villians being so twisted. It can be done. He doesnt have to be a man in a rubber suit, but it could be someone of "bane" stature hell bent on either finding a cure, or...

We wouldn't know until the unit reaches the hands of everyone, will we? It's not like it's going to be a perfect, flawless release. Then again, it might be. If it is, it won't need firmware updates! :buddies:

Hopefully, on Wednesday I'll be joining this conversation as an owner. Mine is on the way, in transit, shipped and winging it's way to my door. Finally, something to release me from Blackberry prison! I've been using a Motorola Q9h Global (unlocked) and a Treo 680 for my smartphone/messaging...

Yeah, the camera is much better. I bet a lot of people are blurring their pictures because of how the button is hard to push. Once you learn to keep it stable, the pics were clear even in v11. Haven't taken many pics yet with v20, but did notice with v11 when I tried to macro very close to...

Yeah, that's what I tried to say :p, and that's how Nokia and every company should work. It seems so, or at least that's what they announced.

Don't take too harshly when fanboys cant debate any longer they will resort to deflection and name calling. Its thier way of conceding (and coping). :buddies:

It does so affect Nokia...business and professional users are the same as any other consumers in this country. They buy their service from a carrier and the carrier gives them the device too. My company isn't looking as Blackberry Curve versus Bold versus E71 versus Treo...they're looking at...

Since the beginning of the 21s century, animation venues are drying up. It's honestly starting to get frustrating for me. The more stable venues we loose, the harder time we're gonna have to see quality animation make it to the US Market, weather it be US created series or dubed series. Here's...

The answer is "yes" according to a recent interview with Katey Sagal by Vulture. I still have to catch up with last season. I lost cable somewhere around the middle of its run. A real shame if you ask me. Thoughts?

Absolutely. Most 1990s cartoons have a certain je ne sais quoi. I even feel fuzzy watching The Brothers Flub just because it takes me back to 1999, back when I still liked almost all of Nick's lineup.

Season 10 may have gone full mode on Homer, but since Season 9 you can notice most of the plots revolve around him. and even Season 10 had some episodes like "Bart the mother" Bart as homer sidekick began on Season 9

From what I remember reading, they actually pitched the Dilbert Cartoon to Fox, and they rejected it (before it went to UPN). And yes. Fox wants all their animated Sitcoms to be just like the Simpsons in terms of character. It ain't anything to do with ripoffs. it's Fox's little domination...

Out of the nominees,I've seen Coraline,UP,and The Princess and the Frog...All were great films in their own right,but my favorite was The Princess and the Frog...I just thought the music/songs,characters,and animation in the film were amazing...plus,I kinda prefer 2-D animation to stop-motion or...

In terms of content, I don't see what was wrong with making Sam and Max a kids show. The only questionable content they do is swear sometimes, and even then it's the minor stuff like "hell" that can easily be done with "heck" or "darn" and a few jokes about sexuality maybe, but for the most...

FINALLY!!! Someone here with good taste. :p

It was a miniseries that might have gone farther if it were successful. It wasn't successful, at least by the WB's standards of the time, for a prime-time show. In a way it did help pave the way for Batman Beyond, but it also re-established the animation age ghetto on American broadcast TV for...