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To some degree it is possible with some Chinese companies. However, you forget the real "end customer" of the cell phone makers is not the individual but the carriers. Most major manufacturers offer the same phone with or without certain features. It is a lot more complicated to fit a lot of...

Hi Blue. This cellphone looks very nice and handy for use. Touchscreen is good for use but it there are certain moments while using touchscreen doesnot feel easy. So I do agree with your thoughts for a need of a full keypad for a touchscreen mobiles also. Thanks for your post and stay in touch.

I'm already a customer with Fido (same thing as Rogers in Canada), so any GSM phone will work. I usually don't use data, I prefer using Wifi. I mainly use a phone for applications, and to browse the internet.

I am actually more laid back right now than last week, when I was far more eager. I mean still definitely want it ASAP, but feel I can wait right now. Hopefully the official blog was right and those preordering through Nokia get them right off the line at around the same time they go to the...

Hi, I am been following this thread for some time and I have read post 88, that links goes to sdk for 3rd edition FP1 which is 355mb, the sdk for 3rd edition is 262mb, so which one do I need for N73, this is not specified in #88, isn't N73 3rd edition plain and not FP1?

Rogers does indeed support that speed.

Battery life last me all day with 30% left from 6am to 10pm. Exchange Push on, Synch on, Gchat on and I browse the internet about 2 hours a day on it at least. Maybe an hour of phone calls...yeah I would say battery life is good. Google Voice is an App on android, no need to SMS or email a...

djsphynx, so what exactly are you saying? Are you saying that they should just add a better processor and more ram which would cost $50 more in components, and then charge $50 more for the phone? If yes, my arguments stand. IF you are instead saying that they should add those components and...

Don't say this goes into the anime forum, because this is a Chinese animated series. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iWbQ8S_RbQ Anyway, on one of my vacations to my birth country, I of course had to have a taste of its various programs there. Some were anime, others were not. This one...

From what I understand, there's an overseas supervisor whose job it is to know what type of animation the show will require and make sure the inbetweeners in Korea (or wherever) keep to their instructions. As it would be insane for domestic art staff to keep flying back and forth to Korea to...

I have a review to sum up my thoughts on the movie, but the review is NSFW, as a precaution: http://myvioletsunday.blogspot.com/2009/11/massacres-and-mammaries-el-superbeasto.html This had a lot of potential that was just thrown down the toilet. I think though that the movie is at least...

Here's hoping next week we get hremail #201.

;) ^It crossed my mind as well.

Totally Randy on South Park. :anime:

I'm more offended that CC actually greenlights ideas that sound like they were conceived from a bad joke while many other cartoons that have potential of being good get shot down for reasons like "Not interested in a female lead" or "Currently don't wish to produce shows based on sci-fi" or...

But not all the old TMNT episodes ever came out on VHS. So how are they getting the other eps on DVD that were never released on VHS? Don't these companies have "master copies" of these old cartoons in a vault somewhere?

I would totally watch the series if it got renewed and got unto Cartoon Network (or even Boomerang :sweat: ).

I guess your point makes sense, but is nationality really that big a divider nowadays? Look at Cowboy Bebop. It's a Japanese show influenced by the Italian films of Sergio Leone which were about American history.

WB. Warner pwned Disney in that decade, as in every other. Disney's good, but Warner's is better, IMHO.

Maybe I should define my criteria a bit better. I consider pretty much anything that's less freeform than pure improvisation to have writing in it. Meaning at some point, someone had to have put down in paper what they were going to do in a cartoon, be it outline, storyboard or script.