Where I live they send out a news letter with your water bill. A few months ago they let us know that the water failed some test by something like 0.02%. You would need to drink so much water that you would make yourself sick before whatever limit they were over would be of any harm to you. Do you think Coke or Pepsi is going to tell you that about your bottled water?
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I saw this on a forum somewhere and agree with it.
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Apple Tosses DROID X Into Antennagate, Here is Our Video – Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog
Apple posted another video showing another smartphone, this time the Droid X, losing bars when held in the death grip. Problem is other people can’t recreate this, even Engadget can’t do it. The other thing is Apple made a big deal about the media blowing this “Antennagate” thing up. We know Apple, some smartphones lose bars if held just right. Move on.
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Xbox 360 Limited Edition Halo: Reach Bundle – Xbox Live’s Major Nelson
I would just like to point out that Bungie hasn’t released a game outside the Halo world since 2001. That is all.
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webOS 2.0 coming ‘later this year,’ says HP’s Rubinstein — Engadget
My girlfriend got a Palm Pre when they were first released. While I think the Pre makes a better paper weight then a phone, I really like the OS and the way it does multitasking. If you put it on a more power phone or even better a touch screen tablet, you might have something that can go head to head with the iPad.
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Daring Fireball Linked List: Wired: ‘Bloatware Creeps Into Android Phones’
It seems more clear now why Google made the Nexus One: it’s hard to get a phone with the default Android OS. It also seems clear that Android’s openness is largely about being open to the carriers’ ability to customize the user experience.
This is one thing that I agree with John on. There should be more phones with stock Android. As much as I like my HTC Evo I wish it had, at least, Android 2.1 and I could install 2.2 later. And its not the the Sense UI is bad, it really is pretty good, I just would like to run what Google released or be able to pick what I want on the phone, Sense or stock Android, at the time I get the phone.
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