You know, some of us (Engadget readers) happen to like to tinker with our gadgets. This is newsworthy because [shocker] there are people that might otherwise not have seen this that will be interested in it... if for no other reason than curiousity. In fact, this post is not just about the iPhone, but also about Arduino and tinkering with our gadgets in general. But now many of you have written scathing comments to Engadget, basically outlining that you are not interested in gadgets and tinkering--which is, insofar as I can tell, exactly what this rag is all about. It's quite simple, really: If you don't want to read articles about gadgets and tinkering with the same, then read a different mag.
I think this looks like a lot of fun to try out. I find this article interesting and informative and I'm glad that Engadget brought this to my attention. Thanks guys!
Why? You like spending a veritable butt ton on your electric bill? That shit's expensive enough, thank you!
The green initiative means your devices consume less power, and encourage you to go off the power grid. Personally, I hate big power bills. But you can sit there with your inefficient devices and pay out the ass to use them if you like.
Enjoy refueling your 8mi/gal american land yacht, too. ;)
Actually Redbull runner, you've got me all screwed up!!! The Pink Floyd album that syncs with "The Wizard of Oz" is "The Dark Side of the Moon". When played together it's called "The Dark Side of Oz". I don't know where you're getting this "The Wall" syncing with "Alice in Wonderland" crap. :P
@Redbull Runner: "The Wall" is a movie, in addition to an album. And the movie that syncs with the album is "The Wizard of Oz".
If my dentist administered laughing gas while I got to watch "The Wizard of Oz" synchronized with Pink Floyd's "The Wall" I think I might actually schedule an appointment.
"Microsoft doesn't develop as much as Apple does."
"That is why you see Windows XP and Vista on a mac but chances are slim to nil you will see OSX on a Windows Machine."
Actually Mike, you make incorrect and totally unbacked points supporting a comparison that you are completely unqualified to make. Or perhaps you were simply trying to make too many completely unrelated points?
Regardless, I'm not trying to start a flame war. So lets not take your naiveté and turn it into something far more juvenile.
I was seriously just thinking this same thing. Damn I wish I had FiOS. The wife and I are moving soon, and that's one of the main reasons I won't live in an apartment again!
"I need help! I want a small pocket camcorder but I'm not sure which one to get. I don't want to fall into the hype of the Flip because I worry two hours won't be enough. What should I be looking for when considering a small camcorder and where can I get a good quality one with expandable memory? Thanks!"
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I think this looks like a lot of fun to try out. I find this article interesting and informative and I'm glad that Engadget brought this to my attention. Thanks guys!