Carl

I looked it up...do a search and you will find out that Apple had been working on the hardware of the iPhone for 2 1/2 years before it was introduced in 2007. Google PURCHASED Android in July of 2005.

just because its not engadgets bread and butter doesnt mean we dont want to hear the questions and answers being asked!

Question: How many apps can run at a time using the new multitasking feature? Is it limited to the 4 app icons shown in the picture?

what gets me is not only are they only releasing it on the X360 and not on the PS3 but I paid the same amount for this game as any Xbox user has...and now after making HUGE BANK and then firing people that were due bonuses and they they are going to rape us players again by charging 5 dollars more than normal for an expansion pack and then to include two maps from an old game....this is complete BS...I think this is the last Activision game I am going to purchase until they change.

I love mystery boxes and I love office stuff...and well lets face it winning this would be a highlight for me, its been nothing but down on my luck hard times. Please pick my comment from the random drawing!!!!

Fingers Crossed ;)

This is located in the NJ Office of the Attorney General

I would say about 2005-2006 when I would constantly check sites like this and others like engadget and other gaming sites...but I really only check out this site and engadget now-a-days.....Thanks for keeping me informed all these years.

One reason for the older age of users on the PS3 and even the Xbox360 could be that parents are the ones that register these devices because of the higher price points vs. the Wii most childern and young adults might not have the disposible cash needed to purchase these more expensive devices. Also you might want to look at the majority of the games available for each platform. Most games for the Xbox 360 where geared to the male 18-25 and 26-34 group where PS3 games in this age group werent available until recently. Plus lets not forget the golden rule of statistics. You can make them answer anything you want. Its all in how you word and display that data. Like the Direct TV comerical where the guy says that 90% of statistics can say anything 50% of the time.

Not bad, especially coming from Dell...though their Crystal LCD Concept was much better looking than the final product (not really digging all the back highlights - looked much better with the silver and clear). I am an Apple fan and the reason I like to see some other cool stuff coming from other companies is because it puts a little fire under Apple's ass and causes them to produce some hot shit too...and it keeps us with more and more cool hot looking options to spend our good hard earned cash on great looking products. I am not going to argue which is better and why, not anymore - I look at purchasing Apple's computers as the best machines to run everything...thanks to Intel hardware. What I wish Apple would sell is a mid and high end motherboard with a license to run OS X for under $1,000 so I can build and add and make my own mac myself...Never mind I am getting off topic sorry about that - it tends to happen when I am on a SUPER CAFFEINE RUSH...Sorry if this upsets anyone that wasnt my intention.

I made StarWars...so I own every copy - even the original before it hit the cutting room floor....now please give me my PSP!

Thanks