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Apple says iPhone battery charging problem is a fixable firmware issue {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Jul 13th 2007 1:47PM I noticed that it wouldn't fully charge. Turns out it was because I was using my iPod USB cable to charge it. As soon as I plugged in the iPhone cable, it showed the fully charged icon.
New Gresso has more gold, less wood {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 29th 2006 1:51PM Well, originally the swastika didn't have a negative connotation. Hinduism has been using it for centuries - so if you're ever in India (or a Buddhist country), don't be offended, bc it doesn't carry the same meaning as it does in the Western world.
New Zealand high-schoolers to use "text-speak" on national exams {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 10th 2006 1:44PM hey, not all of us use MySpace...some of us use Facebook (linkified below)
Sprint's BlackBerry 8703e with a stub antenna? {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 7th 2006 2:30PM CDMA phones don't have to have antennas - it's just that Verizon probably wants all the handset to for optimal reception. Thus they can claim to have the best network.
NTP sues Palm; RIM seen quietly snickering {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 6th 2006 5:32PM haha nice picture - Ducktales! Takes me back to my childhood.
Clearest pictures yet of Verizon's LG VX8600 {Engadget Mobile}
Nov 3rd 2006 2:51PM The reason folks gripe about the Verizon UI is that it's not easy to use. It is better for Verizon, because the UI is consistent throughout all handsets, making their customer rep jobs easy and efficient.
However, a great UI design has aspects that can be appreciated. It's simplicity to use, makes it pleasurable to use. That's why some people like Apple and Google: they pay attention to UI design.
After some point, even common folks will blame the UI design, and not themselves, if they can't figure out pair their bluetooth headset with their phone.
