Recent Comments:
Motorola gets official with GPS-packing MING A1600, A1800 {Engadget}
Jun 24th 2008 12:52PM I quite like the clear plastic flip, it isn't pointless it holds the earpiece.
Other than that? rubbish, this isn't the 90s Moto!
I never understand why companies of this size can get design so wrong. There are so many points of reference now, for (an obvious) example have a look at the old Braun stuff, take anything by Dieter Rams as a starting point and you won't be able to go that far wrong.
UK iPhones having service / reception issues? {Engadget}
Nov 27th 2007 11:54AM No problems with mine... apart for deep infatuation with it
Land Rover Defender SVX unveiled in Britain {Autoblog}
Nov 24th 2007 6:04AM What you guys need to remember is that the Defender is neer perfect for the job it was designed for. It doesn't need more than a tweak every now and again to keep it up to date.
This is not a disaster it is a defender.
80% of all defenders are still on the road, there is not a another car out there like it.
Deadly blast rocks Virgin Galactic rocket test {Engadget}
Jul 27th 2007 11:34AM Guys.... people died
If a family member of yours was involved you would soon change your tune.
You should be ashamed
Researchers tout breakthrough in single chip parallel processing {Engadget}
Jun 25th 2007 12:05PM Dang it... just as I was about to upgrade my Mac.
It's always the way.
Rumor rehash: Apple MacBook ultraportable coming soon {Engadget}
Feb 16th 2007 4:08AM Yeah but with DVD drives surely
Thanko's Vonia bone conducting earphones {Engadget}
Feb 15th 2007 10:10AM Oh my!
He really doesn't look like he's enjoying the music
LG officially calling Apple's iPhone a copycat? {Engadget}
Feb 14th 2007 10:53AM I didn't say they invented it I said Apple has it... and compared to other touch interfaces it is new.
LG officially calling Apple's iPhone a copycat? {Engadget}
Feb 14th 2007 7:31AM yep I am a little frothy round the mouth -_-
LG officially calling Apple's iPhone a copycat? {Engadget}
Feb 14th 2007 6:56AM Zadillo, have a look at this of Wikipedia (I think you should do a bit of an update there?):
The GUIs familiar to most people today are the Microsoft Windows, Macintosh, or the X Window System interfaces. Their applications originated at the Xerox PARC (Palo Alto Research Center) in the late 1970s and was copied by Apple who used it in their first Macintosh computers. Later IBM and Microsoft borrowed many of Apple's ideas to develop the Common User Access specifications, which formed the basis of the user interface found in Microsoft Windows, IBM OS/2 Presentation Manager, and the Unix Motif toolkit and window manager. These ideas evolved to create the interface found in current versions of the Windows operating system, as well as inspiring new features in Mac OS X and various desktop environments for Unix-like systems. Thus most current graphical user interfaces have largely common idioms.
