it works, until your procrastination needs get the better of you and you alt+tab everywhere, then you waste more time...

pfff, theres already youporn3d

is it me or does that thing look like the olympic torch?

when someone is knighted, they are not referred to as sir firstname lastname. its just sir firstname. he wouldnt be referred to as sir steve jobs, he would be sir stephen. i guess i learned something from yes minister.

or so they think. if the crack is good, theres not much they can do to tell.

after going dan brown on your comment (deciphering it), I decided I agree.

civil engineering student here, i just decided i should pay more attention in materials.

gina, thats your left hand in the photo, not the right.

Well said. Fucking hyper-religious prude people scared of life.

women drivers.....

am i alone in thinking that piracy is no big deal...ever?

the only (and I emphasize ONLY) good thing from this is that you are training children to use android, and break them out of the easy-to-use-a-kid-could-do-it iphone paradigm. hazards that come with this include increase in justin beiber posts and shitty names in HTCs portfolio.

yea, thats android 1.4, which they claim is NOT icecream. its just 1.3 with some sort of honeycomb compatibility for dual cores. not too sure what its all about.

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why not just a second password, like a PIN, that you enter a portion of every time. So even if someone is sniffing your network, they would only get part of your second password. eg. enter the 4th 9th and 11th characters of your password

i dont understand. how can dealings fall through for A FREE OS? nokia applies, google sends them an sdk, thats it. what else is there to negotiate?

also, a disgusting amount of macbook users buy it just so they can look good sitting in starbucks surfing facebook. Ahhh, gone are the days where the macbook pro used to be PRO - as in, for professionals.

its the eye of sauron

not really, i dont eat out much at all. btw, make the above £80 for two weeks, not one week, thats my bad. £80 is around $130. so thats a little above $9 a day.

typical looks-over-functionality syndrome. how do you know where the trackpad stops?