So I give you a non MS source...the *actual* head of Android and then I
condemn it as...hold on my head is spinning, somebody get me off your crazy
ride.
The only puzzling occurrence is your really weird logic.
On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 5:20 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
> >But then what does the head of
>But then what does the head of Android know? Guys sitting in their basement
>writing for a blog that plays just to mac zealots obviously know more about
>Google then just a guy that works there.
Once again, anything that comes from an independent, non-MS source you
condemn as wicked zealotry. Y
>This is FUN!
I'm getting the feeling that I'm missing out on something important.
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Jailbreaking is a nondestructive software change to the Touch. It sounds
like something you'd do with sharp metal tools, but it's not. A
jailbroken iPod Touch or iPhone can easily be returned to the original
state.
iPod Touch as phone, details, 2009:
http://touchmods.wordpress.com/previous-sip-vo
Me thinks that some here are peeing in the wind..
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I need remedial reading? Did you see the question mark at the end of 'Is
Microsoft to blame?'
See that question mark? It's an open question they never prove. The
writer has a theory that MS is somehow keeping android out, he never comes
close to proving it. Yeah, I see the comma...money is al
>You can't, the article doesn't have anything about MS paying to or
>suppressing news.
You really ought to sign up for some remedial reading classes.
"Despite racking up a big list of top-tier phone set manufacturers in its
Android Open Handset Alliance, Google¹s mobile operating system was near
What I took away from the windows weekly take on the new M$ mobile is that
it was just fresh lipstick on the same old pig. The real new Windows Mobile
OS was is development hell ala Vista.
I can't tell you where I heard the rumor that M$ was leaning on the phone
companies not to produce Android d
You can't, the article doesn't have anything about MS paying to or
suppressing news.
HTC said: When asked about Android, a report by mocoNews in the *Washington
Post* said that company president Peter Chou told reporters, “Google Android
is part of our product portfolio” and that new phones “were
>I guess I missed it in the 'article', but where does it say MS is
>suppressing news or spending money doing so?
You need to follow the link and read the article. Do I really have to
explain everything to you?
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I guess I missed it in the 'article', but where does it say MS is
suppressing news or spending money doing so?
Maybe you can link an actual news piece with actual reporters instead MFB's
who put dr. evil at the top of their story to show how unbiased they are?
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 4:49 PM, Tom
>"Android phones"???
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Android
MS is apparently spending big bucks to suppress news reports about
Android. See
roughlydrafted.com/2009/02/18/did-microsoft-kill-android-at-mobile-world-co
ngress-2009/
"Android phones"???
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 5:39 PM, Tom Piwowar wrote:
> Does your iTouch need to be jailbroken? I thought that was only required
> of the iPhone models. If that is the case I guess I will start paying
> more attention to Android phones.
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> >There's a version of Skype for mobi
Does your iTouch need to be jailbroken? I thought that was only required
of the iPhone models. If that is the case I guess I will start paying
more attention to Android phones.
>There's a version of Skype for mobile phones that should work on the
>second generation iPod Touch. I have a 1st gen
>Barron's is bullish on Verizon this month; says outlook is good. Rumor
>is iPhone on VZ,
>http://blogs.barrons.com/techtraderdaily/2009/02/23/apple-to-launch-iphone
>-on-verizon-wireless/trackback/.
That might be nice, but I recently was reading a blog that called the
iPod Touch the phone of
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