There's no wonder that Droid barely made a blip on the first chart. It wasn't released until October 30th! Check that graph when November is tabulated and the two will be much more in line.

@Brdystyls I don't think that's the case. Engadget took quite the logical leap here. To quote:

"For example, Chrome OS won't work with standard hard drives, just SSDs. That means you won't be able to just download Chrome OS and go, you'll have to buy a Chrome OS device approved by Google."

Having a minimum hardware configuration IS NOT the same thing as requiring Google's approval.

@ENGADGET: Would you mind fixing or clarifying this in your reporting?

But would the TSA allow it? They don't allow *fluids* in containers more than 3 oz, and 250ml is over 8 oz. And it's, you know, an explosive...

the keyboard looks like its perfect for jerry yang

that is to say someone who never uses punctuation when they write emails

Turns out I got a Jasper Arcade box right after they lowered the price to $199 two months ago.

Another possible way to tell the difference is the DVD-tray. On my older 360 it's chrome, and on the new one it's the same white plastic finish as the rest of the body.

The device better be called the Palm New, because otherwise the copywriter should be shot.

Want!

Unless 'Dodge ball' refers to something other than the location-based social network 'dodgeball' then this is pretty certainly fake. Dodgeball is owned by Google, and isn't anywhere near popular enough for MS to include it in their offering considering it belongs to the competition.

I don't use AOL mail but I decided to check it out and see how many of Gmail's recent advancements ( http://mail.google.com/mail/help/about_whatsnew.html ) were old hat to AOL mail.

I went to AOL Mail's signup page, clicked 'learn more' and made it to this page: http://free.aol.com/discover/memed/webmail/ which, aside from not being updated since 2007, has a nice pretty link to 'take the tour'. So click on the link. Try it and tell me what you think.

SLRs don't have to have detachable enses to be SLRs. It means 'Single-Lens Reflex' and at its simplest means that the viewfinder is through the lens (TTL) so you're composing the same shot you're taking. Don't believe me? Ask the wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-lens_reflex_camera