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Christopher Kalanderopoulos
Member Since Dec 24th, 2005

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Hey, Google: failing to spellcheck Android 2.0 can have 'undesireable consequences'

Nov 10th 2009 9:43PM on Engadget

The article wasn't about bad grammar, it was about improper spelling.

Oh, and I think it is fair to say that everyone misspelling things in comments is on purpose. Or at least, we should give them all the benefite of the doubt. (See what I did there?)

Engadget & Joystiq live from Nintendo's E3 2009 keynote

Jun 2nd 2009 12:03PM on Engadget

Thanks for the help Jon..... They're no help because the press conferences aren't official E3 events.

Odd, you'd think they'd know anyway... Sony, MS, and Nin are pumping millions into this thing.

Engadget & Joystiq live from Nintendo's E3 2009 keynote

Jun 2nd 2009 11:52AM on Engadget

Whatever guys... way to make the community a better place. You guys are both sitting at home watching the show, probably jacking to it at the same time. Enjoy my press coverage at www.eggplante.com if you don't believe me.

Engadget & Joystiq live from Nintendo's E3 2009 keynote

Jun 2nd 2009 11:42AM on Engadget

Yeah, okay then.

In any case, someone who is actually helpful would be great, thanks.

Engadget & Joystiq live from Nintendo's E3 2009 keynote

Jun 2nd 2009 11:39AM on Engadget

Why is that a fail? I'm just trying to figure out where it is; they're private events not actually sanctioned by the ESA so they don't post it up.

Any help would be appreciated.

Engadget & Joystiq live from Nintendo's E3 2009 keynote

Jun 2nd 2009 11:25AM on Engadget

Hey everyone... I'm attending E3 and can't find the addresses to either the Nintendo or Sony keynotes... I know I'm too late for Nintendo now, but what is the location of the Sony one, please!

Dell Promise Pink laptops fight breast cancer

Feb 7th 2009 9:12PM on Engadget

Yes, I understand that the bottom line is the most important thing.

However, there is something to be said for Corporate Social Responsibility, and other tech corporations are currently kicking Dell's butt in terms of environmental friendliness, so Dell could use some good CSR here and there. Not to mention the fact that they would be doing a good thing and even the big corporate CEOs have hearts.

Dell Promise Pink laptops fight breast cancer

Feb 7th 2009 8:53PM on Engadget

Seriously? $5?

For a laptop that is at least $500, moving up to the thousands and beyond, you'd think Dell could un-stinge and donate a little more than $5. You know how much better they would sound if they were committed to donating $1,000,000? And what more would it take? They could even charge $10 more for the laptop and advertise that it is going to the cause, and put up the other $10 themselves. I'm sure Dell would have a lot of people signing on for a deal which basically tells consumers to put up $10 and Dell will match it with another $10 to fight cancer.

The Daily Roundup: here's what you might have missed

Feb 3rd 2009 12:16AM on Engadget

Too many columns left to right.. Okay I know it is only three, but TOO MANY..

PS. I applaud Engadget on making its own decision. I remember them asking whether liveblogs should be posted with new updates at the top or bottom and holding a vote. They probably just realized that people would notice the change and do exactly what we're all doing right now: commenting on it.

Buy this book: Chris Ziegler's 'T-Mobile G1 For Dummies'

Jan 30th 2009 7:57PM on Engadget

Yeah, you guys are right. Excuse my being an ass... rough day at work :S

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm pretty much a complete noob when it comes to camera stuff. My wife loves to take pictures, though. So much so that she literally wore out her first point and shoot camera, and the Kodak Z712 I bought for her less than two years ago is starting to act up as well. To compound the matter, we are expecting our first born sometime next year. I fear the Kodak just isn't going to cut it any longer. What would be the best starter DSLR to get? She hates missing photo opportunities due to camera 'lag' so speed would definitely be at the top of the list. Photo quality and features would be next. Price should be no more than $800. I'm not interested in video capabilities."

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