I unwittingly let my son play runescape, and even dumber paid for extra "gold".

here is how that process works.

1. pay someone for gold.
2. meet that person in the game, get the gold
3. get robbed of the gold within minutes by another player
4. repeat (if dumb enough to buy more gold)

I feel these online games exist for one reason, to create an environment where users can be scammed.

they may as well lobby, they sure aren't working hard to extend coverage.

lets get our nation completely dependent on 24x7x365 cell usage, then ban it

this must be stopped!

and sold across the mall hallway from the apple store, which will have customers.

I would expect it's so kids don't share sweaty straps and spread germs or other funk.

So it seems the posts here are telling this person to use a different method to watch the movie.

the question remains, why is Linux sucking up batteries at 2,3 times the rate of OS X and even Windows XP ?

how about committing to CSS support?

then again, that would be the first commitment ever they will have not kept.

IE6, let it live forever as a testament to Microsoft's "commitment".

I imagine the fragile AT&T cell towers could also be brought down by this? I am sure it's exponentially more dangerous than the google phone app.

so two of the best 3.0 features don't even exist, multimedia text and TETHERING.

seems to me like a open and shut case of BAIT and SWITCH

I never ever thought I would think of Apple as scummier than microsoft. but I am coming around.

how is that google phone coming along?

to being real journalists? are they just trying to protect the nonsense half-ass poorly written claptrap they currently pawn off as news?

on fixing their

1. inadequate network
2. price gouging
3. treating iPhone users differently than other customers (see 2)
4. crappy support (see 1)

I have an iPhone, an original, I love it. but I am SERIOUSLY considering an alternative as I am just flat out disgusted with AT&T and APPLE for their behavior.
FWIW, our home has 4 Macs, and no PCs.

the iPhone needs to be opened up to other carriers, plain and simple.

in my humble opinion, AT&T/Apple isn't a whole lot different than a mob operation and should be broken up with extreme predjudice.

the bigger question I have is why does the Fed allow phone carriers to consistently scam their citizens?

they want their obsolete file system back

is there a clue stick big enough to enlighten the federal government?

my iTunes isn't seeing any update from the original 3.0 upgrade yesterday.