I would hang this from my 2-year-old's neck while we were using iChat with my parents so she could show them what the world looks like from her perspective.

Note that article's focus is unlocking hacks (so you can use unauthorized SIM cards). It could very well be that Apple still doesn't care about installing 3rd party apps on the iPhone.

Lastly, Platt laments the iPhone's touch screen and lack of "tactile feedback" which will force users to look at the screen at all times while using it -- something, he says, they will "detest."


I'm sure there are people who can use their cell phone without looking at the number pad or screen, but I don't know any of them.

Seriously, does he really use his current phone without looking at it? He should post a video to YouTube.

Note: Of course, you can answer a call on any phone without really looking, iPhone included.

They should make a whiteboard eraser version. I would be all over that.

I've seen at least one of these in Seattle and didn't think anything of it at the time, other than, "I do believe it's supposed to be flipping me off."

Is there really any difference in these products other than the packaging? Are they the same price? Does the P!nk version have a P!ink logo on the PSP somewhere?

Not that I'll be buying either this holiday season. These days I wouldn't tough a Sony product with a 10-foot pole.

Definitely. Engadget is knowns for its snarkiness, but this post had me laughing out loud.

My wife got me a blackberry for Valentine's day. Unfortunately, it was the kind you eat.

http://www.engadget.com/2005/11/10/weve-got-a-ppc-6700-what-do-you-want-to-know/

This is the phone that got me to switch from a Treo to a Windows Mobile device.

I had written a clever and lovely poem for this space, but as I was deleting all the vowels, I accidentally erased the whole thing.