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Archer Quinn documenting his free energy project, descent into madness {Engadget}
May 5th 2008 9:23PM "Archer Quinn, you've just broken every law of physics and invented free energy, what are you going to do???"
"I'm gonna grow my hair, drink a case of Bud, lie on my belly, and grin like a serial killer!!!"
Next.
Nokia WiMAX N810 appears in the wild {Engadget}
Mar 31st 2008 10:17PM Tired, NO ONE has WiMax in their area, at least not in the U.S.
BlackBerry 9000 in the wild {Engadget Mobile}
Mar 28th 2008 9:59AM Gah, 18 monochrome icons on the screen at the same time just doesn't inspire the same way it did in the 90's.
Lack of competition sends Blu-ray player prices upward {Engadget}
Mar 12th 2008 11:06PM If the price gets too high, people STOP buying.
And there IS competition, it's inside the Blu-ray camp between hardware manufacturers.
Hydrogen fuel cell-powered MOTOSLVR L7 prototype gets pictured {Engadget}
Feb 16th 2008 2:13PM These stories are all hoaxes. C'mon guys. Don't spread nonsense.
GeForce 8 GPUs to acquire PhysX support via software download {Engadget}
Feb 16th 2008 11:18AM Sam, maybe you've taken a long winter's nap, but Apple already DID charge $20 for a SOFTWARE UPDATE which added functionality to their product.
nVidia would also be providing a SOFTWARE UPDATE which would add functionality to their product.
Angry fanboys, not unlike you, argued Apple HAD TO CHARGE for the update because of *legal reasons*.
Yet, nVidia provides theirs for free? Pretty amazing.
GeForce 8 GPUs to acquire PhysX support via software download {Engadget}
Feb 15th 2008 10:41PM So if someone were keeping score....
HTC refuses to release a driver update.
Apple *charges* for software updates.
nVidia provides them for free?
AT&T's Centro unboxed to reveal green keypad -- wait, what? {Engadget}
Feb 14th 2008 7:58PM Forget the keys, the overall form factor....just...wow. It looks a Kenner cell phone toy for kids. Put it in your Easy Bake Oven tots, and set on Nuke.
Sprint's April WiMAX soft-launch on track, full-scale deployment at risk {Engadget}
Feb 14th 2008 9:02AM If the whole world basically chooses LTE, and Sprint goes with WiMAX....what kind of phone choices will consumers see from Sprint??? Seriously, isn't that the nail in the coffin right there?
LG aims for Android handsets by 2009 {Engadget}
Feb 13th 2008 2:35PM What is Android? How about:
Wireless transfers of pictures and files, phone to phone or phone to PC. (Are you tired of paying Verizon a monthly fee to transfer stuff off your phone?)
Being able to send your exact location (if you choose) to any friend also running Android regardless of their phone carrier, launching Google Maps on their phone and giving them turn-by-turn directions.
Seamless integration with all Google apps (GMail, Maps, Docs).
WLAN calls with Skype.
Open source, thousands of developers, industry backing by the biggest names.
FREE.
That's just a short list. It's really open to imagination.
There's a major paradigm shift coming in the next 12-18 months that will hit the cell phone industry like a tidal wave. Android is part of that. Verizon, AT&T, and others will have to redefine their revenue stream because all the phony garbage they now charge for will exist in open-OS phones for FREE.
