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man the e71 its a nice piece of phone i wouldn't not done it any different then what u did.

Hey, I just picked a Nokia N8 and I'm having issues with being able to turn off the 3g when I'm at home and using wifi. I'm able to connect to the ovi store through wifi but I can't connect to the internet without turning on the 3g(?) back on. I'm with Rogers if that helps? Thanks

I love the touchscreen on SE P900 and P910, but that was one thing UIQ was always good at.

more money it made, less tickets sold by it

Make that 9.

I've had touch pro for over a month, and currently using X1. As someone who used both phones extensively I must say that X1 is better than TP in almost every way. Screen is a lot more responsive. TP felt much more laggy. Hardwarewise X1 is built better too. TP on the other hand had a nicer...

yup... while the app is better, the connections part is still lacking... MFE sucks. No syncing multiple google calendars, and I'm learning there may be a big issue with some WPA2-Enterprise wifi networks (my E5 on my wife's work network)

yeah man.. That was my only gripes on hating this phone.. the wifi connection time.. Now that its fixed.. I can't even see myself moving up to the N86.. :D

Will do, thanks a lot.

On the one hand, let's be glad that the idea never left the ground. On the outre...could it really have been as unengaging as Terminator: Salvation?

Man time sure does fly.

Wait a minute... Spyro's a relevant property that a movie for it is in production? I thought there was a reason as to why there weren't any new games for it and why they failed for a reason, they weren't that good. This smells like an early April Fools Day gag if you ask me.

Yuri Norshteyn's "The Overcoat" is the epitome of production hell. Less than half of the film's running time is currently in the can and Norshteyn has been working on it for almost 30 years.

While the primary plot was great, the tower subplot seemed to be nothing more than filler. Naturally, they had to destroy it by the episode's end, but it could have been done in a better way. Also, Khan is as annoying as ever.

6.39 million viewers tuned in for the special at 8pm. It was the second highest rated show on the timeslot. And the 7th highest rated for the night. Game one of the World Series between the Yankees and Phillies was #1 for the time slot and night. ABC's repeat of It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie...

Network TV is really messed up. But at least New England isn't messed up.

I'd watch Bevis and Butthead for a while and definatly The Maxx and Aeon Flux but other than that I wouldn't really be a regular to the network. Seeing The Maxx again would be a treat though.

I just looked at Fandango and it shows 79 minutes. I don't mind, though. I tend to prefer animated movies on the 90-minute or less side anyway. Most that I've seen that ran over 90 minutes to almost two hours start to feel sluggish to me for some reason. I've gotten jazzed to see this lately...

Not sure about the Star Trek nom (never was big on it, would probably put something like Filmation's Flash Gordon there instead.), but I do dig the Welcome to the NHK love! Maybe we should separate the anime noms from the others though. You're bound to run into more anime than anything else...

I'd like to take a second to clarify my stance here. For me to really grade a series highly, it's not a personal requirement that it sticks 100% to the original story. I think most animation / anime fans can agree its interesting when there's a slightly different spin or take on things ... when...