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T-Mobile to start charging $1.50 for the pleasure of slaughtering a tree in cold chlorophyll

Aug 11th 2009 9:35AM on Engadget Mobile

I read the title as 'cold chernobyl' and was seriously sitting here for 2 minutes thinking 'wtf!!' ugh....

TerreStar successfully completes first call on new satellite

Jul 20th 2009 1:57PM on Engadget

engrish at its finest!

Editorial: Taking the iPhone 3GS off the job market

Jul 10th 2009 3:53PM on Engadget

That's 'Bone'.

Confirmed: Palm Pre's iTunes support is very, very hacky

Jun 4th 2009 4:35PM on Engadget Mobile

(copied from a slashdot comment I liked)

Two points:

1) This is impossible for Apple to block. If according to USB it's an iPod, how can Apple distinguish? They can try to see if any little details are missing, but in the end any probing they do can easily be met by Palm.

Nor is it even unsafe, because the code to support older iPods is pretty stable and will not change over time - the older iPods will always be supported.

2) I'm pretty sure Apple sill not sue. What legality is there around USB identifiers? Nothing. The only hook there is the Apple string in the ID, but I don't think it's enough to put a case around. Why bother with the expense of a suit.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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