but then, many people DO mind if their child is gay.

so, what will be its name for the rest of the world? (Lucasfilm licensed the "Droid" name exclusively for VZW in the US)

Amy is a natural blonde. but then, Karen, Jayma and Isla are natural redheads. Christina is a natural blonde and ~no one~ knows Felicia's natural hair color.

the X10 Mini Pro isn't THE X10 or a phone launched in 2011.

but will it be 4.1 or 5.0?

what's your phone? SE has announced they'll update all their 2011 phones to Ice Cream Sandwich. and they make the X10, the "immortal smartphone".

maybe they should just sell T-Mobile USA to France Télécom/Orange (Deutsche Telekom's partner at Everything Everywhere, owner of the T-Mobile and Orange networks in the UK)

Sam, what's your beef with HD Radio? is it the name? should it be more like other digital radio systems, like DAB/DAB+/DMB and DRM/DRM+?

how about blocking the AT&T deal and selling T-Mobile USA to France Télécom/Orange (Deutsche Telekom's partner at Everything Everywhere, owner of the T-Mobile and Orange networks in the UK)?

because it's Lenovo's line for home users. Lenovo makes ThinkPads/ThinkCentres/ThinkPad tablets, and they came up with the IdeaPad/IdeaCentre line.

There are IdeaPad notebooks, IdeaCentre desktops and now, IdeaPad tablets.

BTW, "AOL" is written in all-caps, even though its logo says "Aol.".

just like the slogan for a major Brazilian appliances retailer says: "price is everything".

not so fast... however, that might mean the successor to the Nexus Prime ("Nexus 4"?) may be manufactured by Motorola.

it's Android 2.2+ and I'm stuck to 2.1. #FML

since the Nokia 500 is Symbian-based, maybe it won't be sold in the US.

the US have a sales tax that varies from city to city, so the prices advertised are pre-tax. on the other hand, the Canadian prices are post-tax.

most likely the taxes are included in the price. plus, Canada (and most of the world, BTW) has universal healthcare.

probably that's the price with the taxes included. (US sales tax varies from city to city). plus, Canada has universal healthcare.

but would it have digital radio for other countries than the US? (but it would make little difference here in Brazil, where HD Radio is most likely to be chosen by our government as the digital radio standard here)