David

@dreamerkm Gameboys have dpad on the right? WTF are you smoking. Please to see: http://images.google.com/images?q=gameboy

Yep, just got disabled for me too. A pity, because I just found a Vista hack I could install to make the glass look better.

My firefox alpha just updated, and all I have to say is this is so UGLY! The text in my meny bars is barely readable! I hope I can quickly find the secret about:config option to disable it ASAP. See a screenshot of this abomination here: http://davr.org/pics/ugly_aero.png

It looks nothing like the screenshots :(

Never, there's no point in having a 2800 DPI display...you wouldn't be able to make out the smallest details. They already make handheld displays around 300 DPI, and the pixels are already minuscule on those. I can't imagine any good reason to go much higher DPI than that.

Wrong, mr "engadget". These batteries are 2500 mWh, NOT mAh. See the many posts above you, but basically:

PowerGenix = 2.500 Wh
1.25V * 2500mAh = 3.125 Wh

Notice the Wh stands for 'Watt-hour', not 'watt' as you wrote.

So your TV is causing an audio sync problem, and your solution is to have every single playback device have an option to work around it? That seems a little backwards to me.

Actually the GPS on an android phone will give you directions via walking or via public transportation. Things like walk to the bus stop, take bus #123 to the train station, take the red line and get off at stop 16th&Market, take bus #456 until such and such intersection, get off and walk to your destination.

Yeah...almost as open as android, where you can distribute your app without even talking to Google. You don't even need them to check if it's malicious or not...there's no enforced gatekeeper at all. (sure, if you want to get it into the Android Market there's a little more hoops to jump through, but that doesn't stop you from throwing it up on your own website or selling it through one of the competing android stores).

I dunno...my dad bought a TV that will play stuff from iPod Touch, but specifically states is not compatible with iPhone.

The whole point of this box is for people who obtain media from other sources.