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Jay Connor
Member Since Aug 6th, 2007

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Welcome to the next Engadget

Nov 20th 2009 5:00PM on Engadget

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Welcome to the next Engadget

Nov 20th 2009 5:00PM on Engadget

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Apple, Woolworths in Australian trademark dispute, media in hysterically confused panic

Oct 5th 2009 7:37PM on Engadget

Woolworth's here (Australia) is mainly grocery's. They have some supermarkets under the name Safeway but I think they are all changing to the name woolworths. They own other shops such as BWS and Dan Murphy's (alcohol).. Dick Smith/Tandy (Electronics) and a few more..

Robot with iPhone 3GS head reminds us of a cuter, more magnanimous Steve Jobs

Jul 31st 2009 12:48AM on Engadget

Amazing

iPhone OS 3.0 beta 3 goes live

Apr 15th 2009 7:43AM on Engadget

All Gone!!

Crapgadget: USB abomination edition (with a pinch of superhero)

Apr 15th 2009 7:33AM on Engadget

The turtle is awesome! un-crap it engadget.

iPhone OS 3.0 beta 3 goes live

Apr 15th 2009 7:20AM on Engadget

:O I can't wait to drive tomorrow! My car would only play songs if I pushed play on the iphone before connecting it.

iPhone OS 3.0 beta 3 goes live

Apr 15th 2009 2:45AM on Engadget

Shoot me an e-mail Jay.connor At gmail
you need to know your udid tho, k

I can do 4 more for free
other than that I'm charging $3 to make some cash back from buying this dev account

Torrenting iPhone 3.0 firmware: a cautionary tale

Apr 10th 2009 8:23PM on Download Squad

I may as well spam to, I'm only charging $3 so everyone gets access to this and I pay for my dev account!
http://jay.connor.googlepages.com/iphoneos3.0downloandandregistration

Keepin' it real fake, part CXCV: NOKLA N97 drops two i's, fools no one

Apr 1st 2009 6:51PM on Engadget

I want some nokla for tee

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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