really... you have twitter followers? the world is a sad, sad place.

@N900

uh, was this sarcastic? this is a worthless post with no news and no conclusion... unless you're particularly fond of unfounded speculation, in which case i have a couple of great cable news channels for you to check out.

seriously guys, i think it's time to kill these posts. hate to say it, but i'm probably not going to liveblog my tv watching for the evening.

Hopefully this will realize my dream of placing little floating point values above edible objects in my field of view.

I seriously just wish there were a US-bound Android QWERTY that I actually wanted to buy... Been waiting forever. Too bad the CLIQ is so fugly, and it's not like anyone's wetting their pants to switch to Sprint either...

ballz

goats

well, cablecard is only a failure because of cablelabs's insistence that it be one. as an ATI digital cablecard tuner user, i can tell you that it is an excellent product (as is microsoft's implementation of it in vista, as much as it pains me to say it) for the handful of consumers who can navigate the bureaucratic treachery to actually get one. the existence of this product is like a consumer secret -- the comcast technicians didn't even know what the heck my ATI digital cable tuner box was when they saw it.

heh. get it engadget? they're making fun of you.

yes, real native hulu support would be great. it's a very promising platform, as XBMC was. it natively supports DVD ISO disc images, which is an incredibly rare feature. if only it could tag them with metadata, it could make serious competition in the media center world (vs. My Movies for VMC, for example). also, the latest build is improved, but there's a lot of bug-fixing yet to do.

Meh