What software fixed stuck pixels? Yeah those were present in the 'new' 3G model..

and how fast we forget the original 'iphone' err itunes phone from motorolas partnership with apple--that went well.

really iphonerulz? How many iphones were returned due to stuck pixels... and I'm not talking 1st gen either. I just returned my 3G last month due to quite a few stuck pixels.

Get over it, no phone is perfect--and the jesusphone is no exception

Probably better off paying less cash out and option for the Nikon D60, or the slightly older D40x and paying $600-900 to have it fully outfitted including memory card and two lenses. I just don't see the benefit of it being in between a DSLR and a normal point&shoot... movies? meh...

Sprint really does need to die. I made the mistake of re-signing with them in 1999 only to be told I owed $60 from a previous account (probably true). Long story short, they sent me to collections for that previous bill after my second contract ended. Their computer never registered payment.

So, when I finally 'won' (which did include a credit bureau inquiry to clear it off the report) I had no problems with receiving my monthly statement that they sent me showing a credit of $1.19, which they sent to me every month for 8 years--suckers :)

I'm fairly happy with Optus over in WA.. so this is good news all around. Wonder if the iphone will help drag down the cost of data plans a bit..

Hey look at that... maybe you should use "10% of your brain" and READ.

"Apparently the thing is a proof of concept for new manufacturing technology that can produce an LCD of any shape"

Good on ya though... you know, for trying.

let's try that link again...
http://www.engadget.com/2007/10/18/toshibas-new-circular-lcds-because-your-eyes-are-round/

Good to see the cranky folks are here.

This e-ink device is 'meh' compared to www.engadget.com%2F2007%2F10%2F18%2Ftoshibas-new-circular-lcds-because-your-eyes-are-round%2F&ei=RpsnSLbYM4_SpgTKk4jFCw&usg=AFQjCNFRcq874YCS-mg20jH18BtaXFd1nA&sig2=-rZwGQF2JWX9Y_-xpszQTQ

so yeah.. still old news

Geez, get over it. It's not the fox news network. Most auto sites favor Asian/Euro vehicles over domestics which is the case for Autoblog as well. So sto getting your panties all twisted up.

This is a pretty major recall as it affects (apparently) the sale of new Highlanders from Dealers and affects cars sold within the past year. If there were 'no complaints' issued it means that Toyota has done its job and noticed a problem before a consumer did which is quite a notable achievement.

Basically.. it's time for you to simmer down.

http://www.engadget.com/2008/04/20/htc-spy-shot-reveals-handful-of-new-phones/

Looks like you already had a remarkably better photo of it here (bottom right)