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ThinkSecret "confirms" 3.5-inch touchscreen iPod with hard drive

Sep 4th 2007 4:04PM on Engadget

I'd consider it, but then that's because I'm still using a 1st generation iPod. The battery life is still alright, but not what it could be, otherwise, it's still an MP3 player, and that's what I care about. That's why I haven't upgraded with every revision, like some people I know.

Nokia's iPhone -- no, seriously

Aug 29th 2007 1:10PM on Engadget

It is illegal in Finland to sell phones locked to a provider, and all phones must be unlocked. So, if it is coming from Nokia, there will be no service provider lock-in. That evil job is left to T-Mobile and other companies that sell Nokia phones in the U.S. ;)

Apple store is down

Jul 17th 2007 11:57AM on Engadget

Slow news day?

Tired of iPhone and/or Apple news on Engadget?

Jun 21st 2007 12:18AM on Engadget

Sweet! Can you do the same for Digg now?

CSR intros multi-microphone Bluetooth headset technology

Jun 11th 2007 2:33PM on Engadget

That could be cool if they were small and inobtrusive. However, the bluedouche headsets available now are pretty damn big. I wouldn't want something that huge permanently attached.

Solid gold iPhones on eBay: yeah right

May 14th 2007 6:51PM on Engadget

Ah, the penchant for languages to change. How dare they?

Tactile 3D maps could help blind people navigate

Apr 8th 2007 2:43PM on Engadget

Or they could just put maps in like this one: http://flickr.com/search/?w=36521986590%40N01&q=kamppi+accessibility&m=text

It's a shopping center in Helsinki that has maps with textures on each different thing. Then, there are a lot of bumps and raised structures that look like dotted lines for people to follow. Doesn't require high tech haptic gloves, which I suppose isn't so fun, eh?

BMW shows off WiFi / cellular-based in-car multimedia system

Mar 15th 2007 5:56PM on Engadget

I'm pretty much one of those non-drivers who sees any extra things in a vehicle as a distraction to driving, having been nearly run over by a decent number of cell phone users. Anyway, no I'm not ignorant, can't you read? "The TVs for the back seat are already a bad idea..." Maybe there's something about it that I just don't get, but I can't at least see why it's a good idea.

BMW shows off WiFi / cellular-based in-car multimedia system

Mar 15th 2007 1:52PM on Engadget

Baaaad idea. The TVs for the back seat are already a bad idea-- they don't need to step it forward to where the driver can see it too. How many wrecks does BMW want to cause?

The WOW Starts Now. Just not on your iBook

Mar 6th 2007 1:48AM on Engadget

Seems to me like someone just got way lazy with stock Photography.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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