Neither. They connect via your Internet connection.

No, it's timing. Every CDMA basestation requires a GPS receiver, including cell towers. And since they don't move...

When you're applying compression to a signal, starting with something that is less compressed will end up looking better than something that started off more compressed. So if the network is compressing a 1.5Gbps signal for delivery to the affilitates, it's going to look better than if they're compressing the current 270Mbps signal, even though the final bitrate will be unchanged.

Damn it, I was distracted by this comment and I just accidentally the WHOLE console.

Do you have anything to add to the conversation, or are you just planning on posting that set of outdated quotes?

Now that the iPhone is on version 3, people forget the many years of rumors leading up to the announcement in 2007. Although there were a ton of incorrect rumors, the one thing that they all had in common was APPLE IS BUILDING A PHONE. With the sheer amount of Project Pink rumors that have been floating around, and the complete lack of information on WinMo 7 aside from the Chassis 1 specs, I have no trouble believing that Project Pink is real and that Microsoft will be releasing it next year.

It's a capacitive screen. Multitouch is not possible on a resistive screen.

Hey dipshit, they also correctly "guessed" the new color and layout of the PCB next to the camera too. The picture was legit, the iPod Touch was supposed to have a camera at one point. Get over it.

Maybe if you pulled your head out of Sprint's ass, you'd be able to see why they're still losing customers. I'll wait...

Yeah, because no Verizon smartphones have Wi-Fi. I guess the Verizon Touch Pro in my pocket is just really good at faking a Wi-Fi connection...