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Sprint debuts "Simply Everything" plan for $99 a month {Engadget Mobile}
Feb 28th 2008 11:09PM Note that PAM (Sprint's term for tethering) isn't included in the new $99 plan. Not only that, it's apparently unavailable as an add-on, at any price. What's a tethering Blackberry user gotta do to catch a break 'round here?
Ask Engadget: Can a NAS device really change your life? {Engadget}
Oct 5th 2007 5:51PM Actually, you don't even need the VNC. Azureus has a web-based UI plugin that comes in both Java and straight-up HTML flavors.
iPod games must be repurchased for new iPods {Engadget}
Sep 19th 2007 3:41PM So are iPod games compatible with the new iTouch? If so, how are the controls?
Bioshock Tuesday: win an Xbox 360 and a copy of Bioshock {Engadget}
Aug 22nd 2007 4:39PM World of Warcraft. But hey, I need something to do when the server's down, and I hear these 'consoles' can be fun.
Nokia sneaks 6263 with T-Mobile 3G through FCC {Engadget Mobile}
Aug 20th 2007 4:56PM Hey, at least I can still tether on T-Mobile without doubling my monthly fee. Oh, and my phone's bluetooth is blissfully uncrippled, unlike most providers' handsets. (I'm looking at you, Sprint and Verizon.)
Will the iPhone be undone by its keyboard? {Engadget Mobile}
Jun 8th 2007 3:29PM Really, the only thing that could improve on the typing experience would be one of those frickin' laser beam keyboards. Yeah. Or maybe something that actively blanks the screen just before I press a letter.
Clearly some folks just don't appreciate good sarcasm. :)
Win yourself some Shure headphones! {Engadget}
May 25th 2007 3:57PM Endless DJ sets by Gilles Peterson. Seriously, the guy's got an ear.
Consumer Reports looks at the 60-inch Vizio VM60P plasma {Engadget HD}
Mar 30th 2007 2:29PM Because there's no such thing as 768p HDTV content. The broadcast standard is 720p - 1280x720. Yes, 768p more accurately describes the resolution of the panel, but unless you're using it as a computer monitor you're watching scaled 720p content.
Microsoft announces HP MediaSmart Server powered by Windows Home Server {Engadget}
Jan 8th 2007 5:08PM Is anyone else concerned by comments that WHS will use something 'RAID-like' for data reliability? Seems like crypto and disk redundancy are the sorts of things it's best not to re-invent if you don't have to...
Pulse for BlackBerry cuts the tethering cable {Engadget Mobile}
Dec 5th 2006 3:53AM #1: The listings in that dropdown are actually files in the folder /Library/Modem Scripts - open that path in Finder and see if the file exists there, and is readable by anyone other than the owner.
