Kevin

isn't this the same guy who was involved with the 3do?

droid = yum

while i have a pc controller, i'm still not a fan of a pc platformer..why no wii release? seems perfect to me

I might end up picking it up on steam, even though i'd much prefer wiiware

I can imagine htc is a bit annoyed with how tight microsoft is controlling what you can do with the hardware/software of win 7 mobile, so buying palm for webos would certainly solve that problem, get a good os, not be restricted by microsoft, and have everything from the hardware to the os all done in-house..sounds win/win to me

I can see the valid reasons for the argument, i mean how often do we complain about cruddy ports of games to the pc or any other system? Having a program run in native code also means the os doesn't have to waste time porting that code to something it knows (like java vm) and I suppose the idea of just an 'export to iphone' for any kind of code would remind mac users of cider-ported games..a quick hack-job to make it work rather than well written code for a platform.

While multitasking on the 3gs/late third gen touch does certainly stink (as a second gen touch user) it could be as simple as a lack of resources for apple to comfortably let it happen (the 3gs does have double the ram of the 3g after all, and a speed bump)

as for developers, adapt or be left behind, eventually you all had to stop coding for dos and start working on windows after all

down with the netbook, up with amd! my hp athlon neo laptop..64 bit cpu, win 7-x64, 4gb ram and a low end (but still better than anything intel) dedicated radeon 3450 with 512mb ddr2, runs ut 2k4 great, and torchlight runs perfectly fine too @ native res (and mine's only single core)

jeez, after the mess that was opengl 3.0 at least it seems they got off their asses and got 4.0 out in a reasonable time frame..now i wonder if it's actually any good

sounds great in theory and all..but since when do schools actually update software? tape over the lens fixes the problem easy as well

a $95 price, it is certainly attractive for a simple web browsing tablet, though i can't help but wonder of build quality and how optimized the os would be for the hardware..but i thought wince was long-dead? Much better with android

pick me, i could really use an upgrade from this annoying lg enV2