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Jason D. Clinton
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Verizon's HTC Droid Eris to run Android 1.5 on a 528MHz CPU

Oct 27th 2009 5:22PM on Engadget

If indeed this running 1.5 now, it won't be for long. This phone has virtual buttons (ie. their trigger comes by touching certain coordinates on the capacitative surface). You need 2.0 to handle that properly. Look at this for proof: http://developer.android.com/sdk/android-2.0.html#api-changes (just down to "Key events executed on key-up").

Fusion-io ioXtreme and ioXtreme Pro PCI Express SSDs sneak out

Oct 27th 2009 3:47PM on Engadget

*headdesk*

Fusion-io ioXtreme and ioXtreme Pro PCI Express SSDs sneak out

Oct 27th 2009 3:43PM on Engadget

Yes, they updated it.

Fusion-io ioXtreme and ioXtreme Pro PCI Express SSDs sneak out

Oct 27th 2009 3:39PM on Engadget

Can someone on the editorial staff learn the difference between MBps and Mbps, please? These drives are *slow* if indeed you used the correct notation.

T-Mobile's Project Dark: $99.99 unlimited on Even More, $79.99 on Even More Plus?

Oct 21st 2009 2:50PM on Engadget

The leaked documents from a few days ago said the 25th.

T-Mobile's Project Dark: $99.99 unlimited on Even More, $79.99 on Even More Plus?

Oct 21st 2009 2:04PM on Engadget

Even More Plus is not pre-paid. It's post-paid. Just like what happens if you ride out a 2-year contract and enter a non-contract state. It still requires a credit check. It's just post paid. That's all. If you can't get past the credit check, you can do FlexPay with a lower credit limit. FlexPay is pre-paid with a little more flexibility.

Samsung InstinctQ for Sprint pictured: imagine a G1, but better

Aug 19th 2009 1:31PM on Engadget

This phone is scheduled to launch on Sprint on November 15th. I cannot tell you how I know that. The Hero is scheduled to launch on October 11th.

Robot surgeon uses frighteningly large needle to remove shrapnel, your resistance

Jun 22nd 2009 10:38AM on Engadget

If that 'guy' is the robot surgeon, I'll take two please. Surely it can be reprogrammed to my pool boy. Eh, maybe I just need one pool boy. What to do with the other one...

Google issues first Android Dev Phone 1 update, clarifies paid app situation

Mar 9th 2009 9:58PM on Engadget

This update is crippled... Latitude has been removed for some unknown/undisclosed reason. Some open platform this is turning out to be.

http://groups.google.com/group/Android-DevPhone-Updating/t/22e15a4d72168915

MacBook Pro 17-inch first hands-on (update: video added)

Jan 6th 2009 2:09PM on Engadget

Screen appears to be S/PVA which would make it the only laptop in production (?) on which a decent display is available.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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