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by vvhn 14y ago
well you could cut down a "regular " ( i think the regular was "mini" as the original was a credit card sized thing) SIM into a micro sim without great difficulty so it should be pretty easy to do the same for a micro sim an get it to a nan
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by vvhn 14y ago
imo.im on iOS works perfectly fine with google talk and i receive messages when it's not running as well.
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by vvhn 14y ago
>Steve's most successful keynotes were noticeably devoid of this kind of Las Vegas showroom trickery Uhh what ? How many Steve Jobs keynotes have you seen ? Most of them had these idiotic things. The one most ridiculous moment which ins
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by vvhn 14y ago
>From word processing to servers to compilers, no tech company eats their own dog food like Microsoft. They even have their own search engine. Wouldn't Apple be in the same position ? (except for the search engine) They have the Hardwar
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by vvhn 14y ago
that's not true of the 3GS though. iOS 5 runs like a champ on my 3GS. But i installed it only after i read reports that it didn't screw up the phone like iOS 4 did to the iPhone 3G. I'll be waiting similarly for reports of keeping at least
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by vvhn 14y ago
Also this is a piece on a late night comedy show not some random sampling of people outside the sets of the Jimmy Kimmel show. Edited to make it funny as well (as they should btw). I'm wondering how this is being extrapolated to mean "Nobod
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by vvhn 14y ago
This is actually the first valid criticism of the new connector i've read all day. That was indeed a useful feature of the ild one which the new one won't likely have.
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by vvhn 14y ago
i'm guessing the same number after iPhone 4S ?
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by vvhn 14y ago
As soon as it was clear that Symbian was'nt going to cut it, Android was always going the default choice was anyone who is not Apple. Android is what symbian was - ubiquitous and in every phone from dumbphones to smart phones. If Android wa
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by vvhn 14y ago
The other big (First world ) "problem" is that once you get used to the retina display, looking at the older display is almost as jarring as looking at a SD transmission after you've gotten used to HD. Both of those were perfectly fine befo
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by vvhn 14y ago
>That said, people are forgetting that this is basically the FIRST TIME that any smartphone has sold more than the iPhone in the US. Well, didn't smartphones exist before the iPhone ? Also i don't think the iPhone would have become the
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Apple Jury Foreman: Here's How We Reached a Verdict (video, flash)(bloomberg.com)
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by vvhn 14y ago
>I personally have always thought the iPhone was Apple taking the openmoko idea and running with it. From the linked article, " Cheap, hackable Linux smartphone due soon By Linux Devices 2006-11-07 " Presumably that means this was 7th
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by vvhn 14y ago
interestingly, X11 is part of the "open sourced" part ( almost all of the UNIX underpinnings ) of OS X. Can you change what goes into the distribution CD provided by ubuntu ?
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by vvhn 14y ago
> This is another big factor. I tell anyone who's interested in Linux that the best laptop for Linux is a ThinkPad. Everything works flawlessly out of the box. I wonder what Linus Torvalds uses as a laptop ... Oh noes !!! http://techcr
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by vvhn 14y ago
iPhone - Announced, demoed on stage on January 9, 2007. Went on sale June 2007. From http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LG_Prada " It was first announced on December 12, 2006 .[2] Images of the device appeared on websites such a