I’ve always wondered why Motorola has been so successfully with its clam shelled phones in US. I personally hate clam-shelled phones. I feel they just don’t look smart enough.
From the S60 Blog:
Star Trek. All Americans grew up watching Star Trek. We all wanted to be Captain Kirk. Remember the “mobile phones” they used on Star [...]

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Revolution Report reports that the soon to be released Nintendo Revolution will support legacy Sega Genesis and TurboGrafx games. This will relive memories of people and make available a larger selection of games. I admit, I love the old games. Even now if I get some time, I like playing the older GBA and NES [...]

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The Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) on Tuesday paved the way for the next-generation of Bluetooth, which will be capable of transferring data over 100 times faster than current devices. The wireless technology will be used for the streaming of audio and video in the home. This is going to be amazing allowing better streaming [...]

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Some Activesync 4.1 users have reported an error as soon as the Windows Mobile 5 device is cradled: : “Activesync Connection Manager has encountered a problem and needs to close”
This happens if Winsock is corrupted on the computer
To resolve this, first reset the winsock using KB811259
The “netsh winsock reset” command on Windows XP SP2 does [...]

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Diserio.com has listed the top 15 skylines in the world. Hong Kong leads the way with 43 buildings over 200 metres tall, 30 of which were built in the year 2000 or later. It boasts four of the 15 tallest buildings in the world. Followed by Chicago, Shanghai, NY all the way till Dallas, USA. [...]

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