who needs porn when there are music videos...

This is engadget, only way you would get them to consider buying it is if there was a half-eaten fruit logo on it...

hurray, clippy 2.0 in the kitchen. interface rage and sharp pointy things in the same place...

or just forget about blowing and grab the bottle from the paw...

well there is already a electric car being produced there, and tata claims to have cooperation with a "norwegian party"...

and most home viewers cant tell the diff between upscaled dvd and HD, unless you make them stand right in front of the tv so that one can count the pixels of the edge of a still frame...

iirc, its a framerate test, so there will be no limit on speed of playback.

basically, its playing as fast as the hardware can render each frame.

and remember, on the video its all software rendering.

still, Q2 is a somewhat aged engine, if they are running the original ID code. now if they where using one of the later open source variants...

there was someone that built logic gates out of lego technics.

scale that up and your have a babbage analytical engine.

or maybe they have found that rather then having to dig for a phone, or keep putting it on, they just leave it there in case a call comes?

if cornelius is right, and google have been clear about what app behavior will make them use said kill switch, then its the direct opposite of apple, in that apple is not clear about what will make them ban a app or not.