@JayOregon: 850mhz and 1900mhz = AT&T 3G.

@Sport6: Great! thank you. 3G it is then...

Hopefully the unlocked version will also be available right away in an AT&T "flavor" (which supports 3G) as well. I bought the N1 as soon as it came out (because I desperately needed a new phone) and missed on 3G support. Now I am in the same situation again...

This is my satellite and don't you dare touching it!

Look like they have listened to their customers and changed the layout a bit. In the Sabertooth X58 (LGA1366) the PCI slot was right under the PCI-E 16x slot so if you had a big graphics card it would block the PCI slot (which is not good if you were looking to reuse a PCI sound card etc'). In this new one, they put…

When I migrated to Android from PalmOS I had to choose a "notes" app.

I feel vindicated I choose Google Docs as oppose to Evernote...

Personally, I would never put that much stuff on a single disk and not have it mirrored. Unfortunately, you can no longer enable TLER in both the "Green" and "Black" WD lines which means you cannot use them effectively in a RAID setup. Your only other choice is to use their RE4 (enterprise) line which of course…

@Dominic5521: Yep, the Pictoris is very hard to locate.....

I think I will continue to stick with gazaro.com. It aggregates many other sites (e.g. amazon, dell, compusa, etc'). I really like their price trending feature.

I once tried to make one myself from an extra lens cap and it was a huge pinhole in the butt... oh wait, what?

The biggest thing all these apps are missing is the ability to resize images. I happen to use ImageResizer which is a bit crude. There may be other alternatives as well.

As soon as someone says they "can neither confirm nor deny" you know it is true...

"it turns off... those lightly annoying "Wi-Fi Networks Available" messages."

As if my carpal tunnel fingers weren't already hurting enough as it is...

@MrYdobon: The good stuff is in [ubuntuguide.org]