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12/12/09
[gizmodo.com]
12/16/09
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12/11/09
12/11/09
That's right. Because of this game, I got to be a zombie. And attack children. At a church.
(The actual app was fun, too.)
12/11/09
And thanks for the mental image: I can't think of many community-organized activity programs better than church zombies preying on kids.
12/11/09
Also, can this phone handle more than one gmail account at the same time?
12/11/09
12/11/09
How many email accounts do DROID devices support?
Unlimited accounts are supported with the understanding that the more accounts checked on the device means the device memory and battery are filled faster.
[wirelesssupport.verizon.com]
12/11/09
12/11/09
More on the subject:
[androidforums.com]
12/11/09
I ran a task killer for a few days and I got rid of it after udating to 2.0.1... I don't even notice it's gone. The phone is fast, period. No need for a task killer in my opinion.
12/11/09
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12/11/09
And now that I associate that mark with a smile and not an arrow, it looks like the Amazon logo is smirking at me. Or possibly trying to hit on me. Thanks.
12/11/09
12/11/09
The FedEx logo is the classic example. A simple, easy to identify five-letter, two-color word that you always recognize. Then you see the arrow. And your life is never the same again.
12/11/09
12/11/09
*is now afraid of Tobelerone*
12/11/09
12/11/09
I've had trouble with uploading in the past, though if that happens, just use imageshack and then link to it.
12/11/09
thanks.
12/11/09
12/11/09
It uses the negative space to create a shape. Some people see it, others don't. Fortunately, the logo works either way. However, because it's so cleverly sort-of hidden, you end up talking about it. Which is a nice bonus for the marketing team.
12/11/09
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11/23/09
11/23/09
11/23/09
#htchero
11/23/09
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11/23/09
With so many different hardware-specific tweaked versions of Android, you have to rely on the manufacturer to re-tailor the latest OS to their hardware. What if they decide they just don't want to? For instance, the Motorola Cliq would require a pretty refined upgrade for their custom software overlay. And if the Cliq didn't meet Moto's sales goals, they probably won't bother.
I guess only a *true* Google-branded phone would get all the upgrades. But then again, wasn't the G1 a Google branded phone?
11/23/09
Earlier this year, Google said there'd be at least 2 new updates this year. For what that's worth, and for whoever that's referring to, we may never know. T-Mobile/HTC haven't said anything for certain about the G1 not getting Eclair, so it may happen yet.
I will say this, though, as annoying as it is that each carrier has to modify it for their own handsets, they at least have the motivation of an lively group of early adopter nipping at their heels. ;-)
Hopefully each manufacturer will take the same approach HTC is and make a single UI for each of their phones, so they don't have to keep retweaking Android for each handset.
10/07/09
10/07/09
Wood is beautiful. Metal is beautiful. Plastic can be beautiful. Plastic painted to look like wood is tacky (see station wagons). Plastic painted to look like metal is also tacky but less obvious.
The original Zune was a good use of plastic, true to the material.
The MacBook pro is a good use of metal and glass.
Docomo's Touch Wood is a good use of wood.
When in doubt, just copy those above.
10/07/09
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10/07/09
HEY YOU! THAT'S A SIN AGAINST DESIGN!
*finds woman with breast implants and slaps them - slaps them again just to teach them a lesson - grabs them and holds them still so i can give them a stern talking to - get's closer and closer to make sure they can hear me...*
10/07/09
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10/07/09
But I totally agree with the route you're going here. A phone would look really good with f holes.
10/07/09
10/07/09
Or burn it Hendrix style.
10/07/09
OH! And no strings or whammy bar!!