HTC Touch hits another milestone with two million sold

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fyreblazer @ Jan 28th 2008 4:09PM

Can we please have an HTC post w/o complaints about the drivers that only 10% care about and HTC will do nothing about? It's just getting annoying now.

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Dave @ Jan 28th 2008 5:23PM

no Dildo...because the people that dont care about the directdraw drivers and the overall sluggishness of this phone should not own this phone, they should own an iPhone.

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NuShrike @ Jan 28th 2008 6:32PM

fyreblazer: since you're likely part of the 10% that doesn't care, you should slot yourself somewhere else.

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greatheart2 @ Jan 28th 2008 7:34PM

To Dave: No Need To Get Ugly And Call The Person A Dildo ... BONEHEAD!

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fyreblazer @ Jan 29th 2008 11:34AM

@Dave,

Or they can own the Kaiser and have NO complaints because they can stream TV, use the GPS, and use all of the open source software for WM6 to customize their experience from xda devs.

While you're still crying for drivers the devs have moved on to porting the new WM 6.1 kernal to the Kaiser.

Call me all the names you want, but you lost.

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Dave @ Jan 30th 2008 9:02PM

youre a moron, it's everyone on XDA devs (including myself) thats bitching about how shitty the directdraw drivers are. But of course for ignorant/first time HTC owners that don't expect much, you have the fanboy attitude, which is exactly what xda devs is NOT about.

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Dave @ Jan 30th 2008 9:04PM

btw show me a video of a Kaiser streaming TV/any type of video without banding/striping in it and I will show you a device that is not a Kaiser

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