Actually, the difference is that large vendors have the ability to take management out for lunch, golf, etc... who's going to take them out if they choose FOSS?

The article is a Q&A between DCK and Urs Holzle. What irony.

Agreed. Can you imagine if you tried to change channels on the TV, but someone else is engaged on a phonecall or took it to the potty to read?

The problem is that these are slightly more savvy idiots. :)

Nintendo isn't competing with Apple on this, but to keep up with Sony's Playstation Store. Apple isn't the first to have an online store to download apps directly to their device, but they are the first to make it easily available for developers to put up their work.

Yep. It's on the next intersection instead.

Hang on. I'll also verify with Where-My-Tree.app.

They could offer Lynx as an alternative. When phone become a prevalent Internet device, then are manufacturers supposed to offer more than one browser on each phone?

The browser on the iphone might not have flash, but the iphone has a standalone flash player for youtube.

The resolution on a Nokia N810 is 800x480. That's the one running Hildon...

Even if you lived in a non English speaking country?

I find that throwing hardware at bad programmers helps to solve this problem. If you want to save some cost, throw bad hardware at bad programmers... you get to throw harder too. The more you practice, the better your throw becomes.

Sounds like a combination of HP Mediasmart Server + Dropbox is a good solution. Use the MSS/WHS to perform daily backups of the clients automatically, provide user accounts and storage space, has web share and DLNA capabilities. Then add Dropbox to backup that MSS to another remote box. This way, you get daily backups, and can do full system restore, while you can also get daily or weekly backups of the MSS into a central location.