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Verizon commits to 'newer' Android for Droid Eris with Google Maps Navigation in Q1 2010 {Engadget}
Dec 4th 2009 1:50PM Does anyone know if the Exchange client in the Droid Eris supports remote wiping and password protection? The default client in Android 2.0 lacks this stuff, and so it won't connect to my school's server.
Nokia Booklet 3G review {Engadget}
Dec 4th 2009 1:27PM @chancekang
The point of this netbook is battery life. Dual core Atom + Ion brings you down to 5 hours max instead of 8, and I doubt they tested 3G on it.
Ask Engadget: Best headset / microphone for podcasting? {Engadget}
Dec 4th 2009 12:30AM @joaqdelx
You said "under $100". Engadget is rolling in the dough, so they've got nice equipment!
Android 2.1-equipped Motorola Sholes tablet spied in China as XT701? {Engadget}
Dec 4th 2009 12:27AM I wonder what they'll do with the space when the keyboard is gone. Hopefully a better camera (more MP != better camera).
Multifaceted adapter combines 3-port USB hub with iPod / iPhone connector {Engadget}
Dec 3rd 2009 6:41PM Hidden secret is that you can't use the hub while your iPod is syncing. =/
SSD drives don't help dedicated Windows Media Center PCs much {Engadget HD}
Dec 3rd 2009 5:01PM @Discoducky
But doesn't most of that assume that your media content is on the SSD as well? At 40GB, most of your stuff is going to be on a separate drive that is 100-200x bigger but still a platter-based HD. People won't be recording HDTV or storing music on an SSD in a media center for quite some time.
SSD drives don't help dedicated Windows Media Center PCs much {Engadget HD}
Dec 3rd 2009 2:13PM A real shame. I mostly use my Windows machine for Windows Media Center and I was hoping than an SSD would help out in some way. Then again, it's not like it really was that slow to begin with.
Could you check and see if it improved Vista Media Center at all? It'd be interesting if Windows 7 really makes such a difference that software can improve without spending more on hardware.
Micron RealSSD C300 becomes first SSD to leverage SATA 6Gbps interface {Engadget}
Dec 3rd 2009 12:42AM At the rate the SSD market is growing, it'll be 2 years before you can pay $120 for a decently sized 160GB drive that doesn't suck. =/
Kingston 40GB SSDNow review {Engadget}
Dec 2nd 2009 11:06PM @joebob
Sounds like you need a new mobo more than anything else.
Enhance your iPhone 3GS photography with Pictional's TrueHDR app {The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW)}
Dec 2nd 2009 5:14PM Makes me wonder why Apple doesn't let you take multiple shots in rapid succession. I know the buffer would quickly run out but still.
