- Not a bad price. Just enough lower than iPhone to make Apple think about it.
- They’ve seen the light! Hallelujah! Amen!
- Sooner than I would have thought.
- A great reason for EVERYBODY to switch to Linux. Save some of that $6.2 trillion by failing less.
- Today is the birthday of the man himself.
- If you’re a WoW nerd (guilty) and you’re stuck booting into Windows to play your game, this could be VERY interesting to you.
- I’m hoping LG puts the qwerty keyboard on there. The Droid’s keyboard is pretty nice, but it doesn’t even feel as good as my old LG-V. I loved that keyboard. If I could see that keyboard (or a close approximation) attached to an Android phone, I’d be set.
- I’m not sure why you’d want Linux to look like Windows. Just take a screen cap of a BSOD and you’re done.
- Well, I thought it was funny.
- Oh thank God.
- A handy list of applications for you people with new Android phones this Christmas.
- Apple better do something pretty spectacular or Android is going to give it a wedgie and steal it’s lunch money.
- It must be Norad, because no body can believe that Santa hates Linux!
- If you can’t have real Linux on your computer, this is about as good as you’re going to get.
- It’s starting to look like all these Android phones are just going to 1-up each other for a while to come. I like it. Apple could be in for some serious trouble with all these different phones that are now able to compete with it constantly uping the ante. Are developers really going to want to spend time and effort to write for one phone and one carrier when they can write for the Android platform and hit a much wider market?
- A good walk through of the Nexus One. I’ll be watching it several times.
- Sounds like we could have a winner here. I’m anxious to see it in person.
- I want an invite so bad I can taste it, but I’d have to switch to TMobile!
- Some I agree with, some I don’t, but it’s worth a read.
- This is NOT new information.
- I’m not sure it much matters. Bill Gates took that company as far as can be expected. It’s going to be a hard act to follow. Add to that the fact that Gates “left” Microsoft at an extremely high point, and you’ve got a recipe for failure after failure, ushering in a new age of Desktop Linux. Hooray!! OK, so I got ahead of myself there.
- I’ve tried Haiku, and it’s a fun little OS, but right now, it’s not in shape to compete with Windows, MacOS, or Linux.
- Seems counter intuitive, but it kinda makes a point. Personally, I subscribe to the “If you build it, they will come” philosophy here. What do you think?
- A Gift that keeps on giving!
- I’m glad to see this. Hopefully, it’ll encourage web developers to standardize on something non-Microsoft. It can only be good for all of us.