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Usually they're fine, and this one seems to be out of confusion(?), but lately there have been a couple of really odd ones.For example: http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/02/13/lg-aims-for-android-handsets-by-2009/Why paste the LG logo on the screen of a prototype that's not even made by LG? There are several ways to illustrate that story.
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robinsmad @ Feb 16th 2008 10:02PM
Usually they're fine, and this one seems to be out of confusion(?), but lately there have been a couple of really odd ones.
For example: http://www.engadgetmobile.com/2008/02/13/lg-aims-for-android-handsets-by-2009/
Why paste the LG logo on the screen of a prototype that's not even made by LG? There are several ways to illustrate that story.