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Windows 7 coming June 3rd, 2009?

Sep 15th 2008 3:11PM on Engadget

Why has "Windows 7" the version number 6.1?

Zune blue 8GB and 120GB unboxing

Sep 15th 2008 3:07PM on Engadget

It's just amazing how Apple fanboys get modded down and MS-Fanboys get modded up here on engadget. Everywhere else it's the opposite way, or at least both getting modded down.

Are the Zunes actually available over here in Europe? Never stumbled across one.

HTC Touch Diamond boot video, for your eyes only

Jun 6th 2008 7:09PM on Engadget

Nice visual features, usability approaches zero though...

Carbon nanotubes causing asbestos-like effects in lab mice

May 21st 2008 9:47AM on Engadget

So, what do you do to cure cancer?

Carbon nanotubes causing asbestos-like effects in lab mice

May 21st 2008 9:45AM on Engadget

No, Adam Zey, this is not at all meaningless. Asbestos is only a problem because the body can't deal with it like with many many other particulate matters. Macrophages in the lung take up Asbestos and after that, they can't do anything with it (like digest and break it down). That's not the case for many other particles, but it seems to be true for carbon Nanotubes, too, and that's a problem.

Apple iTunes to compete "day-and-date" with DVD releases -- Wal-Mart weeps (now official)

May 1st 2008 5:43AM on Engadget

People should learn the difference between "huge market share" and "monopoly". The latter is a board game.

Apple iTunes to compete "day-and-date" with DVD releases -- Wal-Mart weeps (now official)

May 1st 2008 5:36AM on Engadget

Nohone: You don't need a Mac to watch the movie, just a computer running iTunes. Since I assume you have a computer, substract those 1000+ Dollar from your arithmetic.

iTunes is not perfect for everyone, I agree, but your arguments are not very persuasive.

Cold boot disk encryption attack is shockingly effective

Feb 22nd 2008 3:39AM on Engadget

What happens if I have the contents of my RAM encrypted? Is the key then secure?

(Sorry for double post, first reply is attached to a comment it does not depend on...)

Cold boot disk encryption attack is shockingly effective

Feb 22nd 2008 3:35AM on Engadget

What happens if I have the contents of my RAM encrypted? Is the key then secure?

Apple using shoddy up-sampling for some iTunes vids?

Sep 30th 2006 8:53AM on Engadget

As Joshua already pointed out, it is not Apple who provides the videos, its the studios. So blame them, not Apple!

Apple should better have an eye on them...

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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