In this case if it is the horseshoe ship falling over it could be falling in a weird angle that makes it hard to judge where it is going.

I have a feeling it landed straight up and down and then something happens to make it fall over into the position it is found in Alien (Thus the running away from something falling over near the end of the trailer).

Yeah, I think I agree with shrikedoa on this one, it would just tie in to well if that is the same planet. It would explain why the company knows to send ships there to find something in the first place and have at least an idea of what to expect.

When you compare this to the original Alien trailer you see where they got it's structure from (and everyone copied later, or earlier, depending on your perspective).

I agree, it is one of my favorites.

I use the beer cooler method with thicker steaks all the time, I just use a larger cooler and start with hotter water, by the time the water cools the steaks are done then I just throw them on a realllllly hot grill for a few seconds on each side. The meat comes out perfect.

Revolutionary worked great on my Thunderbolt, ROMing on the other hand is a little more difficult with getting all the radios working...

As much as I like the Alison Brie song I think this one was my favorite.

If your phone doesn't use the native tethering client then your carrier can't tell if it is the tethering app or your own phone using the data. That is why several of the carriers pressured Google to pull them from the market place, for example I can't load Wireless Tether because Verizon got Google to block it, but…

You can use those that are here, you are just going to have to follow the link in the Android Market (for Wireless Tether it is [code.google.com] ) then go to their download section for the APK and side load it.

I like versatility in my OS. As much as I loved my Zune and find WP7 interesting if I wanted to I would download a launcher that looks exactly like they do (and already have a music player that looks like the Zune interface).

The round on the right is a 9mm and the one on the left is in the .30 family of rifle rounds (the .308 Winchester). That is why the 9mm is considered a smaller round.

Fairly cool, but I would wait until ICS Roms start coming out so you have a UI more designed for Tablets.

You should be able to install the Amazon App store as well as the Kindle app as well. I don't see why you wouldn't be able too.

Thanks for pointing that out, the iPod was the first one that I saw in stores around me with one so I assumed it was the first. Shows what happens when you assume.

Not an iPod fan (I actually own 2 Zunes) but the thing that iPods brought to the market was the internal Hard Drive which had a lot more storage than anything on the market at that time. To me that is the biggest thing that let them take over the market.

I pretty much just eat Jasmine rice and I just through it in a stainless pot with a tight lid in a ratio of 1 cup rice to 2 cups water. The best advice I ever got about cooking rice is Don't Touch It after it starts cooking, you break up the grains and get sticky rice (Unless that is what you are going for), just…

I pretty much just eat Jasmine rice and I just through it in a stainless pot with a tight lid in a ratio of 1 cup rice to 2 cups water. The best advice I ever got about cooking rice is Don't Touch It after it starts cooking, you break up the grains and get sticky rice (Unless that is what you are going for), just…

Actually I only posted it here, someone else probably posted it else where.

Correct, Carrier IQ is tapping into a Android diagnostic system to track what you do, but isn't installed in base Android, this is being added by the Manufacturer at the carriers request. So far most Verizon phones have been clean of this, and the Nexuses are as well because they don't have carrier software…