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John
Member Since Jan 8th, 2006

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European PC Store update for July 24th

Jul 24th 2008 9:52AM on Joystiq Playstation

So they've started coating dog turds in platinum now?

MacMice busts out laser-powered Danger Mouse

Aug 21st 2006 12:10PM on Engadget

XBudd:

I think it will come packed with the game "MF Doom."

Luxury MVNO Voce gets going in LA

May 4th 2006 10:55AM on Engadget Mobile

Let's see...

Expensive, and nearly non-functional? This is almost as bad as that email service for millionaires.

Then again, we all know what they say about fools and their money...

The Pipeline: Pundits go Wii!

May 2nd 2006 9:26AM on Engadget

I gotta go take a wicked "Revolution." --paraphrased, Peter Griffin.

Farewell Aibo, hello Genibo

Apr 27th 2006 12:42PM on Engadget

Was I the only one who thought of that "Wishbone" dog on PBS when I saw this?

Treo Hollywood sighted for reals?

Apr 19th 2006 1:25PM on Engadget

Yoinkers:

I think the 240x240 screen is a limitation of Windows Mobile. The same thing happened with the 700w; for some reason, WM5 can't handle 320x320, even though it can do 320x240 just fine.

And I would submit that "tried" in lieu of "tired" would actually be somewhat harder to find, because it won't show up in most spelling/grammar checks.

Meet Jupiter, Korea's smiley robot overlord, er, domestic servant

Apr 10th 2006 1:38PM on Engadget

1) Am I the only one who notices a singing miniature Dr. Doom in the picture on the robot's viewscreen?

2) Until they make insect robots, I, for one, cannot in good welcome these new overlords. Come on, Korea--get on the stick! They have to be insects!

Sprint announces EV-DO router and USB dongle

Apr 6th 2006 10:29AM on Engadget

#9: I suppose it is. However, this one will probably do better because Sprint is endorsing it.

Denmark may join France and demand Apple open its DRM

Mar 27th 2006 3:03PM on Engadget

Tom:

Certainly, they could. However, such a move would not be entirely practical.

For starters, abandoning tens of millions of millions of potential customers is never a particularly good idea.

Next, consider the possibility that this concept could gain traction in other European nations. The longer Apple drags its heels, the more it stands to lose.

Goodbye Revolution, hello Nintendo GO?

Mar 23rd 2006 2:20PM on Joystiq

For some reason, the logo here seems like it might be better for Nintendo's 10th system, since the Japanese for 10 looks like a cross. (though, the Nintendo Juu would be a bit controversial)

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

"I'm in the market for a new phone and money isn't a limitation. I'm also not partial to any particular US carrier, but here are some of the features I'd like to have: WiFi, GPS, good coverage in lots of places, push Gmail (a must!), physical keyboard (a must!), a touchscreen, decent battery life and a relatively slim body. And please, nothing that has a fruit logo on it. No offense to the fruit fans, though. Thanks!"

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