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AT&T reorganizes, Ralph De La Vega now in charge of consumer services

Oct 3rd 2008 9:08AM on Engadget Mobile

Nice rug Ralph! That's what I call some shag carpeting! Another satisfied customer of HairCrafter's for Men.

Silver Motorola Q9h for AT&T, anybody? Anybody?

Aug 21st 2008 8:38AM on Engadget Mobile

I had a Q.The hardware was excellent but WM6 is clunky and awkward. I replaced it with the e71. If moto wants to extend the life of the Q, they should replace WM with Symbian.

2008 Woodward Dream Cruise: Autoblog has arrived

Aug 16th 2008 1:49AM on Autoblog

I think these people in Detroit should be working overtime on weekends fixing their massive problems. Two automakers will probably end up in BK this year. As the Titanic sank they said the band played on. Nothing changes.

In Soviet Russia, Motorola's MOTOZINE ZN5 reviews you

Jun 23rd 2008 6:54AM on Engadget Mobile

yawn......

Griffin's ugly-ass ClearBoost iPhone antenna booster hits the scene

Apr 4th 2008 4:47AM on Engadget Mobile

This would go great with a white short sleeve shirt, pocket protector and horn rim glasses. Geek-O-Rama! Ma Man Gonna get some leg tonight fo-sure!

ASUS M530w gets redone in orange

Jan 3rd 2008 10:28AM on Engadget Mobile

Very nice of ASUS to make a tribute to the Sony W800i.

Chinese man crashes Mercedes S350, vows to only drive Chinese-built cars

Jan 2nd 2008 8:12AM on Autoblog

Mr Wang, I suggest you thank western companies for having the products to copy. Had western companies not created these products, you would have nothing to copy. Buy a rickshaw if you want a 100% Chinese designed product.

Three carriers now offering service on Boston's subway

Dec 27th 2007 8:16PM on Engadget Mobile

Wow, mobile phones in the subway! What will Boston and New York innovate next? Could using public restrooms instead of doorways be the next trend?

Tulsa's buried Belvedere revealed! It's a rust bucket

Jun 17th 2007 9:47AM on Autoblog

It's pathetic that Oklahomans managed to destroy a pristine, irreplaceable car simply by trying to store it. They did not know that water flows to the lowest point in an area. They proudly parade this incompetence in front of the world in a televised ceremony. This car is totally rotted yet they still think it can be salvaged. Welcome to Oklahoma, America's Kazakhstan.

London Underground to trial wireless availability

Mar 21st 2007 9:37AM on Engadget Mobile

Another example of the west falling behind but believing the myth that they are still on the cutting edge. What technology will they invent next in London, possibly the tea bag?

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