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Overheard at MWC 2008: Executive Android Chit Chat

This sort of premature talk will either turn out to be unfounded fear or prescience (or neither!) but we overheard this whispering outside of hall 8:
Android is Dead
—One nameless, faceless, exec to another

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Overheard at CES: Ego Boost

"A blog? Is that like the internet?"

Heard in: the International Pavilion...over the shattering of two Gizmodo writers' hearts.


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Overheard at CES: How You Ship a 150-Inch Plasma

"If we get bigger than 150, we might have to go with Airbus." More »

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Overheard at CES: Overcaffeinated Edition

Fat White Guy: I shouldn't even give you coffee.
Handsome Gizmodo Writer: Who? Me?
FWG: Yes you, you guys wrote a story on the cookie lady but not the fat white guy serving coffee!

Heard while: waiting for a latte. Congratulations, Fat White Guy, you're internet famous.


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Overheard at CES: Scary "Bloggies"

"Don't tell the bloggies anything!"

Heard in: the information booth...two kind older ladies were afraid we might write about them after helping us with directions.


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Overheard at CES: Lost Blackberry

"Anybody lose a blackberry? Anybody?" There's some chuckling, but our man is persistent. "They may have two or three of these...not know it's missing."

Heard in: the press room...over the sound of tired journalists.


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Overheard at CES: Super Phones

"You've got to see this Japanese phone! He says it's indestructible! We don't know what it is. And he says the battery really lasts!"

Heard in: the press room...over otherwise complete silence.


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Rumor Overheard at GDC: Next-Gen Zune Available in August

This is horribly irresponsible rumor-mongering, but we over heard this tidbit about the Zune over at GDC. Apparently, if the person was correct and our ears didn't fail us, the next-gen Zune will be available in August. Unfortunately for the first-gen Zune team, the next version will feature gaming, which is supposedly making them feel dejected over working on a product (1st gen) that will be "abandoned". More »