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Nokia Maps 2.0 goes gold, lost pedestrians rejoice

May 22nd 2008 10:10PM on Engadget

wow sure looks better than the iphone's fake "GPS"

How would you change Apple's MacBook Air?

Feb 9th 2008 3:44AM on Engadget

Make it less ugly

iPhone now software unlocked in 32 countries and 69 carriers

Sep 13th 2007 2:42AM on Engadget

does this thing even have 3G? why the hell would you want to use it in half of those countries?
sorry, but N95 > iphone period.

Apple's new iPod classic

Sep 5th 2007 9:46PM on Engadget

*why* does this look like a bar of soap? that's so cheap looking...
and who needs 160GB of music and videos?
it's not like it's .flac or the videos are high-res

Meet the new iPod family

Sep 5th 2007 9:42PM on Engadget

wow what ugly media players...especially that fattie one
just like 1/4 of all americans who are defined as "obese"

iPhone gets a voice recorder

Aug 6th 2007 1:59PM on Engadget Mobile

wow you can't even record audio on an iphone without using a thrid-party app? wow. revolutionary my ass...crippled POS

CE-Oh no he didn't! Part XL: AT&T CEO says no one wants $10 DSL

Aug 4th 2007 5:04AM on Engadget

holy shit, dial-up still exists? geez US, you do suck

Nintendo teams up with customs to crack down on Wii modders

Aug 2nd 2007 9:28PM on Engadget

hmm i got my wii for HKD$1400 in hK, pre-modded and 2 sets of controllers
that's about USD$180 fyi

and the games cost the eqiv. of USD$3 =)

Motorola O ROKR Pro Bluetooth sunglasses hit the FCC

Aug 2nd 2007 9:24PM on Engadget

wow can motorola make anything less ugly?

iFuntastic 2.0 enables mortals to mod their iPhone

Jul 28th 2007 1:47PM on Engadget

pfft other phones don't need software to change ringtones.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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