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Ask Engadget: What's your favorite media player these days?
After many long, lonely months on hiatus, Ask Engadget is back! That is to say, we're expecting good work from you folks -- since, like always, you'll be doing the answering to the questions that you're also sending in. How it works is you hit us up at ask at engadget dawt com, and then let your fellow Engadget readers sort it out in the comments. Last time we had Joey looking for some Moto Q tips and tricks (that old thing?), and now we're going to kick off a whole week of Ask Engadget with a question from one of our own:"So, a lot's changed in the last coupla years. What's your favorite portable media player these days? And don't say iPod, I know."Hopefully that'll get the ball rolling, be sure to hit us up with your own questions, if the answer isn't yes or no you may just see it up on Engadget. So, what say you?
Ask Engadget: Moto Q tips and tricks?
You've got questions, and well, the rest of you have answers. That's right, it's time for Ask Engadget. You hit us up at ask at engadget dawt com with the questions you'd like your Engadget-reading peers to take on, and we'll let them sort it out in our comments. Last time Eric was looking for a way to stay in touch. Now Joey wants a bit of Q help:I've had the Q since last Friday and am having some minor email (Gmail, actually) issues. I was wondering if you could post an article for Q owners to submit tips, tricks, work-arounds, etc.We know more than a few of you have picked up that oh-so-skinny WM5 handset, any tips for our man Eric? We're also betting there are some potential buyers on the fences who would love to hear of any hidden potential the Q might have in store.
Ask Engadget: Best videoconferencing solution for grandma/pa?
You've got questions, and well, the rest of you have answers. That's right, it's time for Ask Engadget. You hit us up at ask at engadget dawt com with the questions you'd like your Engadget-reading peers to take on, and we'll let them sort it out in our comments. On the last Ask Engadget, which was admittedly a little while ago, Drew asked what the best Bluetooth mouse was available now.This week Eric wants to know:I'm trying to find a truly simple videoconferencing solution to connect my elderly parent with me. I'm looking for something that, with a single button press (no mouse action, no clicking -- launch and configure from a keyboard shortcut even), will:
