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Apple legal sends little girl running, crying to room

Apr 15th 2006 4:54AM on Engadget

I heard she started crying when Stevie told her she had to wear black turtle-neck and jeans as a school uniform ?!

Maingear's Prysma does Viiv Egyptian-style

Apr 14th 2006 4:49PM on Engadget

Looks like tee-pee...does it come with peace-pipe ?

"Real video iPod" delayed by display problems, studio talks

Apr 13th 2006 10:49PM on Engadget

No thanks Mr. Jobs-Pod...I recorded it for free with my HDTV Wonder`s video inputs and now I can watch it on ANY device I want , when I want without your silly DRM. WAKE UP America ! Stop padding Job`s pockets for video you all ready get either for free(I get 44 OTA HDTV channels with a small UHF antenna) or is part of your satellite/cable package. Also , the native resolution is much better than that crap Apple calls "video".

iTunes Music Store kinda sorta sells full-length movie

Apr 13th 2006 4:24PM on Engadget

TiVo and DirecTV make nice -- sort of

Apr 12th 2006 10:33PM on Engadget

DirecTV`s own DVR`s are horrible,having actually owned one.I went back to the DirecTivo and never have been happier. Tivo is the "gold standard".

MacBooks said to get Core Duo, iSight

Apr 7th 2006 11:33PM on Engadget

Dual Layer DVD recording is absent from the new MacBook Pro and the drive speed has been cut in half because of size/heat limitations. And speaking of heat, the new MacBook Pro is generating more real heat than Apple hoped for, causing countless early adopters to return their units (not to mention other problems, such as bad Airport reception).
And no ability to right-click...poor Apple...kinda rotten.Control-click?...How Lame.

Census employee discusses the HTC smartphone deployment

Apr 6th 2006 8:20PM on Engadget

APRIL 06, 2006 (COMPUTERWORLD) - The U.S. Census Bureau signed a contract this week with Harris Corp. for a $600 million project to automate data collection in the 2010 census (see "Census Bureau to deploy a half-million wireless handhelds"). About 500,000 customized pocket-sized computers from High Tech Computer Corp. in Taiwan will be deployed to census takers who go door-to-door.They are using Windows Mobile 5.0 SmartPhones...What ?! They aren`t using Apple`s Fig-Newton ?!

Mossberg goes to Boot Camp and survives unscathed

Apr 5th 2006 4:00PM on Engadget

Bad drivers will make ANY OS crash...they were using Apple-provided drivers,not the native MSFT drivers you would use on a PC.I built my own PC with better hardware than a Mac for about 1/3 the price of a Mac.Mine doesn`t crash either. No thanks...don`t need to buy an overpriced box to (sort of)run XP.Stick to i-puds please Mr. Jobs.

Naomi Campbell's back in court for throwing another phone at the help

Apr 3rd 2006 10:59PM on Engadget

I heard she threw a "Black n`Blue Berry" at her?

Apple quietly fixing MacBookPro bugs

Apr 3rd 2006 5:58PM on Engadget

Screw Jobs-pod and Apple...Crappy company always tries to hide their problems and hope it gets swept under the rug.I hope Steve Ballmer slaps Mr.Turtle-neck n`jeans...well , bald-headed.Made in China plastric crap without replaceable batteries.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm pretty much a complete noob when it comes to camera stuff. My wife loves to take pictures, though. So much so that she literally wore out her first point and shoot camera, and the Kodak Z712 I bought for her less than two years ago is starting to act up as well. To compound the matter, we are expecting our first born sometime next year. I fear the Kodak just isn't going to cut it any longer. What would be the best starter DSLR to get? She hates missing photo opportunities due to camera 'lag' so speed would definitely be at the top of the list. Photo quality and features would be next. Price should be no more than $800. I'm not interested in video capabilities."

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