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more about #qotd Killjoy: See the funny thing is that I've seen people, actual people in real life using things like the G1 and the iPhone as dumbphones, just talk and text. T... more » redman042: Given the contract issue, I can't imagine getting a smartphone for anyone other than my wife or kids (if I had kids that were old enough and responsib... more » Curves: I am not getting one, but would love one for sure. Adult or not, I still love to get toys for Christmas. more » Jeb_Hoge: I'm thinking about finding out what the lowest-cost plan for an Eris would be for me; more out of curiosity than anything, but I'd be using birthday (... more » Malfunktion v2: Just got a Droid for X-mas. The transfer was pretty simple since I already had a smartphone (BB Storm) more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Gifting someone a smartphone who isn't a spouse or direct relative is kind of like a promise ring. "Here is an expensive piece of tech. I plan to ke... more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: Not to mention, the last time I gave someone a phone that I had picked out for them, they dumped me 3 weeks later and I still had to pay on their cont... more » iSmithx_wants_Nexus_One: Buy one without a contract, duuuhhh more » Jeremy Lee Ingram: I would imagine they are focusing on those that are buying for a family member in their family plan. Other than that, it seems like a pain in the ass. more » Lite: hates Illinois Nazis: I guess I look at it like giving a car to someone. Unless they specifically told me exactly what they wanted, AKA it wasn't a surprise, I wouldn't pu... more » Jack L. Peterson: I am 99.9% sure I am receiving the HTC Touch Pro2 from U.S. Cellular (There was a $350 bill last month, which could have only been augmented by a new ... more » OrbitalGun: I imagine the marketing push is to convince parents to buy one for their teen(s). Unless you're gifting an unlocked one, which wouldn't bind anyone t... more » Jesse in Japan: Virtually none of the companies on your list of options is even available in Japan. I use a Toshiba phone (when I first came to Japan, I was surprised... more » fuchikoma: Single screen. At work (IT dept) people would always tell me to get another screen or two, and I told them "Alt... tab." If you have a dozen apps ope... more » DeLarge: I use multiple monitors at home and work. I have been using dual monitors since 1985, one EGA card and one monochromatic on a 8088 PC, only combinati... more » Identity Avatar: Currently I have nine monitors at work and 3 at home. The work monitors are as follows: two 19in, one 17in, and six 15.4in. At my house I have a 17i... more » Balance_In_Life: Dual 22" Samsung 2232BWs... I will never go back to a single monitor again. more » Mannyatic: WHAT ABOUT US FROM CENTRAL AMERICA ??? -_- Thanks for having us on the count. : ( more » LVP: One big montior. Right now I've got a 22" widescreen LCD but I'm holding out for the 30" widescreen dell. more » LVP: Southwestern Connecticut; Verizon Motorola w385. Thinking of getting an LG env3. more » -
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Are Smartphones a Weird Holiday Gift?
Naturally, manufacturers are pushing smartphones as big holiday gifts this year. But how many of you are actually giving/receiving one? More » -
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Do You Prefer a Single Huge Screen or Multiple Smaller Displays?
Do multiple screens help you to mentally divide tasks? Are they worse ergonomically than a single ultra-large screen? What do you prefer? More » -
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Where Do You Live and Which Phone Do You Use?
A while back we saw charts of smartphone market shares across the world, but now we want to know more. Specifically, we want to know more about Gizmodo readers. Which smart (or dumb) phones do you use? On which continent? More » -
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What Gadgets Do You Plan On Giving This Holiday?
Show us a picture of the gadget gifts you plan on giving this holiday. Who will receive it (a spouse, a parent, child, friend, etc.)? Let's find out which of you are the most generous gift-givers. -
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Did My iMac Ship Broken?
There are two well-documented problems with 27-inch iMacs. Many are arriving on doorsteps with cracked screens and others are simply not booting. So what do you think, did mine arrive broken? Place your bets before I open up the box... More » -
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How Many Is Too Many Boxes In Your Entertainment Center?
After seeing how stylish, tiny, and yet unstackable the Boxee box's design is, the staff had a lively debate about the growing number of boxes sitting underneath our TVs. How many do you have, and how many is too many? More » -
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What is the Nerdiest Holiday Decoration You Have Ever Seen?
In the comments, show us a picture of the nerdiest holiday decoration you have ever seen. Bonus points if it's a photo you took of something you actually own. More » -
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Are You Comfortable With Google's Level of Control Over Your Data?
Chrome OS, Android, Navigation, Voice and DNS...these are just some of the ways Google has increased their control over our digital lives in recent months. Are you comfortable with the increasing level of control Google has over your data? More » -
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One Third of People Send Naked Pictures of Themselves Using Cellphones—What About You?
Here's some data to think about before sending that next picture of yourself neekeed (aka sexting): 17% of the recipients forward the image to someone else. But how many people have actually sexted? More » -
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Are You Going To Shop On Black Friday?
After investigating what I consider the "myth" of Black Friday deals, I'm curious to know how you plan to spend Black Friday. Are you shopping for gifts and gadgets? How will you shop? Or do you have other plans? More » -
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What Word Would You Use To Classify Your Relationship With Gadgets?
Passionate? Combative? Maybe even...sexy? Pick a word, any word, to describe your relationship with gadgets and share it in the comments. -
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Do You "Get" The Chrome OS?
Today we got our first glimpse at Google's Chrome OS and learned what it's all about. So let's start a discussion about some of the big issues. More » -
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At What Point Would Our Cyborg-selves Cease To Be Human?
Yes, it's the RoboCop question. How much of your body would you have to replace with machines before you could no longer be considered human? Let's break it down into percentages. More » -
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What Ability Would Be Your First Choice For Cyborg Enhancement?
If you could enhance one ability with a machine implant what would it be? Before you say something about sex, consider all of the other amazing possibilities. -
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Would You Buy a TwitterPeek?
We gave you our opinion on the TwitterPeek, but we wanted to get your take on the subject. Would you actually buy a device that only does Twitter? Why or why not? More » -
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What Do You Think Steve Jobs' "Blood-Curdling" First Name for the iMac Was?
The guy who came up with the name iMac said that Steve Jobs had a terrible first name for it. So bad it would "curdle your blood." However, he didn't say what it was. What could it be? My guess: More » -
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Do You Use a Mac Or a PC As Your Personal Home Computer?
Now that Windows 7 and Snow Leopard are both out in the wild, it is time, once again, to take stock of the state of home computing. That is to say, are you using a Mac or a PC? More » -
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Has Your Windows 7 Install Been a Great or Miserable Experience?
We love it, but there has been a lot of frustrated twitter chatter about the install experience for Windows 7, so it seemed like a good idea to ask—how has your install been going? More » -
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Would You Use The Multitouch Magic Mouse With a Multitouch Trackpad Laptop?
It seems redundant: the new multitouch Magic Mouse with a multitouch laptop—but some people might prefer it. Would you prefer a regular mouse? How about no mouse at all? More » -
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Who Should We Blame for the Anticlimactic Balloon Boy Saga?
After a thrilling chase sequence, Balloon Boy was found...to have never been in the balloon in the first place. We're glad he's safe, but now the question comes: Who's to blame for this whole catastrophe? More »
