I think we are approaching the last removable media. The Broadband isn't quite there yet and internet companies have 100 years of telco thinking they need to shed... But I think we are close to ditching removable media. Probably not the next generation, but the one after that.
I don't want...
The nice thing about a console is you just plug a game in and play.
I tried to install a game to my computer just yesterday. I put the CD in and I had to patch the installer, got it to install the game, I had to download and install patches*, dicked around with drivers for a few hours, and...
Why would you want that? They are purpose built devices. I don't want the OS of my TV to be anything but what it needs to be a TV. I don't want my DVD player to run Windows 7, I want it to run whatever OS it needs to play movies.
What about running Windows 98 on Linux on the X-Box?
I feel I have a completely different X-box 360 from the one I purchased a few years ago.
OK, I actually do have a completely different X-Box 360, but it feels like with NXE and the features they keep adding, it has progressed beyond what I originally purchased.
I like my Captivate and it does a few things way better than the iPhone 4. The most important of those is it makes phone calls.
But when I bought it, AT&T showed me exactly why I hate going to the AT&T store. I walked around an iPhone 4 sign, tripped over an iPhone 4 display, ducked under an...
I know an n=1 is useless, but after getting rid of Advanced Task Killer, my Captivate crashes a lot less. It went from every few hours to almost never. I even spent time uninstalling apps one by one.
It may have been a combination, and I'm sure there are people with the opposite experience...
Depends on where I'm at, what I'm doing and which one has pissed me the least. ATT, Tracphone, Net10 or T-Mobile.
Tracphone does this lame shit where they lock the SIM card to the phone, so you can't put the SIM into another device.
I hear Boostmobile is OK, but I'm old and white. I don't...
I've never seen an unlimited pay as you go. Normally, you buy minutes.
Pick whatever is the best carrier in your area, and get their card. Unless your phone is unlocked or on the same carrier, you are going to need a new phone also.
I get mine from Target. Of course, being from a US carrier...