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Not news or blogworthy.. wtf..
boring...


wow, I visit this site less and less.. the articles in the last 90 days are just boring.. wtf
Both fascinating and disturbing. Wow, this is art... awesome.
I work for IBM.. this is a false story.

I have used Symphony 1.3 since March... it's sweet. Bye Bye Microsoft Office.

And... as far as Notes goes.. 8.x is pretty sweet too.
My first car was a 1984 Alliance DL, 5 Speed... 143,000 miles later... and about 5 clutch cables it still ran and looked very good. Although driven very hard, it looked as good the day I sold it, as the day I purchased it. And... 23 years later I saw it on the road... it rolled over 280,000 miles and the 2nd owner still takes good care of it.


If Renault / AMC had spent a little more money on engineering I probably would have purchased another one. But, by the time I was shopping other cars had passed it in fit, finish and design.

Am I the only one out there who was very satisfied with WinMo 6.1 Standard?

I'm a Blackberry convert for now, but only because my employer doesn't currently support push mail to anything else... I love the Blackberry, but often am reminded of just how simple and good 6.1 was/is.
disgusting... if all sex offenders weren't lumped into the same category, maybe a good thing...



lets just encourage more hatred and crimes against persons, shall we?
I have one word for why you didn't see Intel listed as a Business Partner: Microsoft

Intel will play this one close to the vest. I'm sure they are playing down their involvement with GOOGLE, just the way they did when IBM was their big OS2 partner and Microsoft was the small O/S company.

Regardless, we're winners in the end.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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