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 |  BF69Premium
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1 edit | Re: HAHA told ya the obama govt would screw you Yeah like this has everything to do with Obama. Get over it.
A) if Bush or McCain was in office people would be said "hahah I told you Bush/McCain would screw you over"
B) this is all bullshit anyways. God, so many Chicken Littles in the world that believe every little conspiracy theory. Do you need more tin foil for your hat? | |
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Billings, MT | Re: HAHA told ya the obama govt would screw you Still.. If ACTA is true.. It's not going to be pretty. | |
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| | | | Re: HAHA told ya the obama govt would screw you thats cause hte actual article isn't being officially published as is cause if it were and trust it if it were it would tip off who the source was.
Anyways that being said. It does appear genuine BUT....stranger shit has happened and ill say it.
IF they represent democratic countries quite the national security bullshit about some ass counterfeiting womens panties and BE MEN AND show us the details rather then hiding the womens panties .......
its hte like the 7GB od DRM i received i had to soft through it all for 2 months making sure that the stuff outted would not tip off the source.
Lets just say all your DRM are belong to us. | |
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kudos:4 |  HTC & MS Win 6.5 rollout 4.3" HD2 smartphone
HTC has unleashed a new smartphone with a spacious 4.3-inch touch-sensitive screen and a five-megapixel camera. Even better, the new HD2 can even function as a 3G wireless router for other devices such as a laptop, the company said.
Measuring 4.7 x 2.6 inches and tipping the scales at 5.5 ounces, the 0.43-inch thick HD2 is powered by Qualcomm's 1GHz Snapdragon processor, which is capable of rendering high-resolution 3-D games, images and maps. Snapdragon also has optimized power-management capabilities that enable HTC's new smartphone to deliver up to eight hours of video playback or 390 hours of standby operation off a single charge of the handset's 1230-mAh Lithium-ion battery.
Under the hood, HTC's multiband cellular handset has Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS capabilities. What's more, built-in sensors enable the display to automatically adjust screen brightness based on lighting conditions and even scale down the ringer volume the moment the user picks up the handset.
The HD2's integration of a capacitive touch display with Microsoft's Windows Mobile 6.5 OS means users will be able zoom in or out of Web sites, Microsoft Office files, PDF documents, and pictures by spreading or pinching their fingers. Also on tap is Microsoft's new My Phone service, which enables users to automatically back up and synchronize photos, music tracks, contacts and text messages with other computing devices. 
HTC HD2 vs iPhone
Coming to US 1st qtr next year to an unknown carrier.
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| ThrowDemsOutIf you can't convince 'em, confuse 'emPremium
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kudos:4 | Re: HTC & MS Win 6.5 rollout 4.3" HD2 smartphone The HTC HD2 is pushing the limit on how big you can get on a cellphone. It is starting to approach the size of a small netbook. I don't know if I would want to carry something that big around in my pocket all the time. | |
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| |  KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
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| Re: HTC & MS Win 6.5 rollout 4.3" HD2 smartphone I'm wondering when we'll get the slide-out screens. Or foldout. Where the device fits a small form factor but "opens up" into a much larger display. Think like dual monitor desktops, etc
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| | | 4.7" is a good compromise for such a device. If you want a tiny cell phone, a smartphone is probably not what you should be looking at. Think of what else you don't have to carry around with this in your pocket... | |
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kudos:4 | Re: HTC & MS Win 6.5 rollout 4.3" HD2 smartphone said by RedDelicious :
4.7" is a good compromise for such a device. If you want a tiny cell phone, a smartphone is probably not what you should be looking at. Think of what else you don't have to carry around with this in your pocket...
I have a Palm Pre & it works very well as a fully functional smartphone. And the size is good for me with having it in a pocket all day.
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|  Vchat20Landing is the REAL challengePremium
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| Now once they (well not HTC specifically but just about EVERY phone manufacturer out there) can get off this retarded 'touch screen only' fad and get back to devices with some form of keyboard (The Touch Pro 2 is just about perfect in this case) you can put me down for one.
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| | | | Re: HTC & MS Win 6.5 rollout 4.3" HD2 smartphone I abhor the keyboards on many phones such as the pre.
We need good keyboards. Touch screens are fine by me. | |
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Fort Myers, FL | Just another BS article from the the inquirer I guess they need some page hits. I got better things to worry about. | |
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KrKHeavy Artillery For The Little GuyPremium
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Techdirt's article is just an example. | |
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| | Public Knowledge: FCC Poised To Grant MPAA Waiver Request I don't see how this could be a good thing. | |
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Canonsburg, PA | Re: Public Knowledge: FCC Poised To Grant MPAA Waiver Request It's clearly against the public interest but when was that ever a concern in DC! | |
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| | Nothing new here move along... Public Knowledge: FCC Poised To Grant MPAA Waiver Request
Government stripping our rights? Same old.
It's funny because they still can't seem to figure out why piracy isn't decreasing by putting in all these "restrictions" and "encryptions". Look at blue-ray, they spent probably millions on an encryption scheme, it was cracked shortly after. Did they not think people would figure it out? Some people write cracks for programs for crying out loud, I doubt a media encryption will really stop them.
Congress may require ISPs to block fraud sites
This could go both ways. Who determines that a site is a fraud site? What happens if a site is "accidentally" listed as a fraud site? Will a person have to pay to be removed from the list EVEN IF they were accidentally added to the list?
If its the ISPs that determine what a fraud site is, I am just seeing the evil Grinch smile on their faces right now. "Pay us $500 and we will remove you from the list, regardless of wither you took down the fraud site or not!".
I think our energy is better spent tracking down and fining or court order to take down the sites of those who have a scam site on their server. | |
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