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@Th3commoncold

I completely understand that side of the coin, but that shouldn't be something the consumer should have to think about. If Epic wants to sell additional maps and content, they should have the systems in place to do so effectively without splitting the already small community down the middle.

People should be able to use their new content how they want, and players with the shipped content should be able to use that content how they want.

Why is the general gaming media NOT reporting that Epic has denied people to play on dedicated servers who do not purchase this latest installment of DLC. Further, they are deleting any thread on their forum that points this out asking for a comment or clarification.

When we purchased the game, we were told we would have dedicated servers. Now, they only let those without the new content play in a "Player's Choice" playlist.

Joystiq, can you guys and gals please run an article on this? I find it highly unethical that Epic would do this.

It's very late and 1.6 is unacceptable, but if they release this phone in white with no physical AT&T branding, I'll happily burn one of my upgrades on it.

Media- and Timescape are actually very useful and offer a unique twist to Android, and the 4" screen isn't anything to sneeze at either.

@EnergyPigeon

You aren't willing to pay $350 from Dell?

@AckbarsFist

facepalm

FW update from Samsung? Don't hold your breath. This is the same company that promises certain SW versions only to deny it later-

@raph986

My feelings exactly.

Not a huge deal, but the N85 wasn't quietly turned into the N86 -- it was a completely different device with completely different specs (even though the N86 was called the N85 8GB for a short time).

You know what I enjoy most about this phone (judging from these pics)? The fact that I can't see any physical, AT&T branding on it. I truly hope most carrier phones will be like this-

@Coptician

I recently purchased a 13" MBP, and it completely blows away every other piece of laptop HW out of the water. Granted Mac OS takes some getting used to (and you can always install windows), but it's just freaking rock solid.

...and the battery life is no myth. With the brightness at half while doing low level tasks, the battery easily lasts about a day's worth of computing.

I just don't understand why manufacturers create a similar design and throw windows in the mix -- 75% of the reason I bough the MBP was because of the HW/design.