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Large Hadron Collider is online, Higgs boson be damned

Nov 21st 2009 12:55AM on Engadget

"While a few legitimate scientific theories have also proposed limited forms of retrocausality, no experimental observations have been reliably reported that verify such hypotheses."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Retrocausality

Palm Pixi one step closer to free, now $25 on Amazon

Nov 18th 2009 3:59PM on Engadget

Unless you use more than 450 minutes calling landlines during the day, there's no reason to get Simply Everything.

Everything Data 450 is only $69.99, and it includes everything SEP does except for unlimited minutes. But it does include Any Mobile, Anytime (unlimited calls to mobile phones on any carrier any time).

BlackBerry Internet Service stricken with global outages?

Nov 17th 2009 12:31AM on Engadget

Not all companies support BES.

Sprint prepping update for Hero, still 1.5-based

Nov 15th 2009 8:15PM on Engadget Mobile

Sprint NEVER releases ANY information about upcoming updates. This really pisses me off. I've gone through 3 WiMo phones and now have a Pre, and they've never said jack ****. But for the almighty Hero they are giving WEEKS of advance notice as well as details about the update itself?? My blood is boiling!!

T-Mobile to myFaves: 'Good day, sir; I said good day'

Nov 9th 2009 10:05PM on Engadget

There's no reason to be paying more than $79.99 for a single line. It all comes down to how many minutes you want.

500: $59.99
1000: $69.99
Unlimited: $79.99

Those all include text and data.

I believe there is a $35 charge for current customers to move to Even More plans, but that would pay for itself in two months.

T-Mobile to myFaves: 'Good day, sir; I said good day'

Nov 9th 2009 10:02PM on Engadget

@Icello: $59.99 for 500 minutes, unlimited text + data.

Palm Pre price keeps sinking on Bell, down to $100

Nov 8th 2009 10:42AM on Engadget Mobile

You price any phone at $0 and I'm sure you'll move hundreds.

Palm Pre price keeps sinking on Bell, down to $100

Nov 8th 2009 10:34AM on Engadget

If you are going to compare prices than at least compare them properly.

You can get the Pre for $80 IF you are a new customers and IF you purchase from the right reseller.

The Pre is $250 out-of-pocket from Sprint, $150 OOP at Best Buy, and $80 at WalMart/LetsTalk.

The Pixi is $200 OOP from Sprint, $100 (most likely) OOP at Best Buy, and who the hell knows how much at WalMart/LetsTalk.

Palm Pre price keeps sinking on Bell, down to $100

Nov 8th 2009 10:30AM on Engadget

Here in America we have what you would call "complete idiots." The average person could not tell you how much they're spending over the next 2 years. Even something simple like $100/month for two years, they would not know how to do that math /even with a calculator/.

I wish I was exaggerating, but I'm not. I fear for my country :(

Palm Pre price keeps sinking on Bell, down to $100

Nov 8th 2009 10:23AM on Engadget

So the iPhone must have been a huge failure considering they dropped the price by $200 less than three months after release.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I just switched to Sprint from Verizon about three months ago for the Pre. Then I went for the Hero about a week ago. Now, I miss my hardware keyboard and am thinking about switching to the Moment. I am still able to switch back to Verizon if I want and get the Droid when it arrives. Should I just trade up to the Moment when it comes out, see if I like it, and if not switch to the Droid? Or something else entirely? Help!"

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