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Wow this is pretty sad. Did MS just throw in the towel on this one? Did they assume 'bidness users' will swallow this crappy UI and not complain?

Like chambo said no one runs stock ROMs so who really cares? The only problem with that is that there's additional code running which just slows down that outdated processor on top of that crappy UI. It would be much better if the UI was done right the first time. I guess if it wasn't for the crappy UIs we wouldn't have TouchFlo or Xperia's panels.

Yeah, why is the accelerometer so slow on that phone? The Tilt/Tytn II could transition so much faster. And did I see an exit button on the IE menu? That's slightly surprising.

Nokia X6 gets set up for FCC testing, torn down for kicks

Oct 2nd 2009 9:32AM on Engadget Mobile

Like the N900, the X6 doesn't have AT&T-friendly 3G data bands, Waiting patiently on that Sony Ericsson X2a.

Touchscreen HP Pavilion dv3 leaks out, brings dm1 ultraportable and Core i7 dv8 along for the ride

Sep 29th 2009 12:22AM on Engadget

Touchscreen on a PC is great, but isn't the real question whether or not it will have multi-touch capability??? Or is that a feature that comes automatically with Windows 7?

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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