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Member Since Apr 1st, 2009

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Bell has six-month exclusivity on the Pre?

Jul 24th 2009 12:14PM on Engadget Mobile

Isn't it quite obvious that Dan Hesse was partly "lying" and the Sprint exclusivity is more likely something like 8 months...maybe..roughly said. You stupid Am......

HP iPAQ K3 Obsidian lives it up in the wild, sneaks in a stylus for the nostalgic types

Jul 24th 2009 12:06PM on Engadget Mobile

Stylus yes, quite obvious since that phone has SMALL SCREEN! and WinMo has something to do with this also...

Engadget Mobile Podcast 022 - 06.17.2009

Jun 17th 2009 4:45PM on Engadget Mobile

Agree.
Will DL podcast later.

Going to be only 9min of N97 :(
But will see..

Samsung Blue Earth finally gets a hands-on treatment

Jun 17th 2009 1:47PM on Engadget

Looks and sounds great. Would be nice festival phone, just drink and let the phone charge.

Palm Prefection iPhone theme lets you have the best of both worlds, kinda

Jun 16th 2009 7:17PM on Engadget

Looks nice. Shame that I don't have an iPhone and never will.

Palm Prefection iPhone theme lets you have the best of both worlds, kinda

Jun 16th 2009 7:15PM on Engadget

Word.

LL Cool J's hilariously aggressive N97 ad: "don't call it a comeback"

Jun 15th 2009 4:26PM on Engadget

Awesome ad! Awesome phone!

Palm Pre data tethering is a go, Sprint be damned

Jun 15th 2009 3:36PM on Engadget

@OneLove

That's right sir. Well noticed.

Palm Pre data tethering is a go, Sprint be damned

Jun 15th 2009 3:33PM on Engadget

Too old, damn booze, excuse me->

Palm Pre data tethering is a go, Sprint be damned

Jun 15th 2009 2:57PM on Engadget

Woooord.

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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