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Analyst says Android and Symbian to merge, Nokia and Google to get matching tattoos {Engadget}
Jul 25th 2008 12:03PM Have you ever actually used it maybe ? The fact that it has the biggest share of the market should ring a bell as to how crappy it is.
Samsung's i8510 inspires 8 megapixels of awe {Engadget}
Jul 13th 2008 5:36AM "S60 3rd Edition Feature Pack 1" ????
No, that's Feature Pack 2, you can even see it on that picture.
First quarter UK sales of low-emission Peugeot jump {Autoblog Green}
Apr 7th 2008 1:31PM It helps knowing that this car as well as the C1 and the Aygo were built on the joint PSA/Toyota factory in Czech Republic and not just by Toyota it self
Opera files EU antitrust suit against Microsoft for bundling IE {Engadget}
Dec 13th 2007 7:45AM Actually, i think ericsson is the world leader in the gsm networks at least, lets not forget about alcatel/thomson, packard bell and philips as well
Ford adds two doors, trunk to Verve Concept in China {Autoblog}
Nov 20th 2007 5:25AM It sure does, then again, the new mondeo back looks a lot like the peugeot 607
EU rules on Microsoft antitrust appeal: Bad news for Microsoft {Engadget}
Sep 17th 2007 11:25AM @ Peppie :
Linux is almost always free of charges, doesnt hold the majority of the market for consumers, includes usually more than 2 media players which are also free and easily removed or not even installed if you dont want to.
If microsoft made their media player and internet browser optional i dont think that EU would mind.
I'm sorry you see it that way, but in the same sense, lets allow every corporation free with no laws and regulations to follow and see what might happen, how about that ?
EU rules on Microsoft antitrust appeal: Bad news for Microsoft {Engadget}
Sep 17th 2007 9:03AM You have to excuse my english, i didnt mean of the ASAP protocols, i meant their server protocols ASAP, aka as soon as possible, my bad.
Now if i read this correctly, it says they were asked to proper documentation (Back in December, when the EU first announced that it would fine Microsoft €2 million per day if it did not properly DOCUMENT its server protocols...Smith himself announced that Microsoft would license the source code because "the source code is the best documentation.") if i understand correctly, they (microsoft) decided to license their source code because its better that way, not that they were asked to do so directly.
EU rules on Microsoft antitrust appeal: Bad news for Microsoft {Engadget}
Sep 17th 2007 8:31AM Microsoft was never asked to publish its source code to anyone, they were asked for proper documentation of the ASAP protocols : http://arstechnica.com/news.ars/post/20060125-6048.html
Microsoft to learn its EU antitrust fate tomorrow {Engadget}
Sep 16th 2007 1:40PM Yeah, yeah, stop doing business with those american commies as well and let the propaganda begin, fyi, there is not even one communist government in the union, why is it that some americans think so ?
Nokia's iPhone -- no, seriously {Engadget}
Aug 30th 2007 6:42AM You are joking, right ? Get your facts straight : first camera phone with built in camera or otherwise was the sharp j-sh04 released in november 2000, first color screen phone was the siemens sl 10 which was also the first slider released in 1999, first music phone was the nokia 5510, 2001 as well as the siemens sl 45, 2001 (the first with java too) and while we're at it, so was the first open smartphone (nokia 9210 aka communicator, 2000) and the first camera smartphone (nokia 7650, 2001), no innovation huh ? As far as p800 being way ahead in europe, check the sales of it as well of pocket pc sales and then check the sales of 7650 or s60, nokia was always ahead in the premium segment, its the mid range segment they had problems with and that’s why they released so many cheap mid range smartphones lately. As far as bugs go, SE has been having problems with a lot of their feature phones let alone their smartphones, the fact that they stopped updating the firmware on their first generation uiq3 phones while users still complain about bugs should say something. Nokia has no intention of making their phones just another peripheral that should be attached to a computer to work, that’s why they are calling them multimedia computers, as far as copying goes, it's been said before, they had a touch screen smartphone which was discontinued for further development, this is obviously what they were talking about.
