They're moving to consoles & other proprietary devices like the iPhone & iPod.

>>because bing doesn't have a calculator

• 1+1 http://www.bing.com/search?q=1%2B1&go=&form=QBLH
• 35 +6 +67 +(9*2) http://www.bing.com/search?q=35+%2B6+%2B67+%2B(9*2)&go=&form=QBRE

for simple calculation omit the =

with kdawson I know it's a quality submission.

Aren't those not also American companies?

You mean get real work done?

... I should add this was some guy whose only had his iphone for a few days. The other folks have had their gphone for a few months. Not saying ones better than the other just my observation. Perhaps gphone users are less vocal about their apps.

What killer have been released for the gphone? The people I know who've gotten them seem pretty quiet about their apps. The only peep has been an onscreen keypad, but that was more of an OS update than an app. The iPhone users on the other hand seem pretty amused by the most trivial apps. Light saber, flashlight, map tracker, level, etc etc I can only surmise the level of development for the gphone is much slower than the iPhone.

While you wait please enjoy this Yahoo! toolbar.

It depends on engine size. The car they tested was a V6 which normally has plenty of power to spare.

What was your server uptime? Are they still running?

Isn't Guitar Hero & Rockband pretty much Dance Dance Revolution. But instead of a stomp pad you have instruments?

He's probably a sugarcane farmer.

Why is Blizzard able to pull it off with their hack version of a p2p for WoW updates?

#include <stdio.h>
void main(){
printf("hello world!\n");
}

Look at the original statement, yes he did. >>That's a good thing, considering spare-time effort often results in a better product than what big studios can produce.