Microsoft took a bit longer to get it's monopoly without the internet because after all there was a real world distance propagation delay...

They should not be allowed to use more than 640Kb of RAM.

About 5 years ago I got a 20" 4:3 1600x1200 LCD and have been searching for a new IPS LCD for the past 2 years, but either they are too bright for a dark room (even with the minimum brightness) or resolution can't match the 1200lines I'm aleready using :( Or the few (16:10) that match those requirements are like 10x more expensive :( Is it so hard to make backlight dimable below 100cd/m2 !?! I've aleready bought one and sent it back beacause diming down the brightness only adjusted the palete and not the backlight (gray instead of blacks) stupid manufacturers. This way I might end up buying an OLED in a few years time... (but again I suspect vertical resolution will be the lower 1080 lines :(

Ups, now it just signed in automaticaly without I evan try again :) I heard the typical skype sign in sound from the phone, and there it was online again.

I'm having the same problem in Portugal with a Nexus One. It worked fine, I've made a call with good audio quality both ways, but I think skype downed my bettery and now can't sign in again :(

EV's might need a lidle help to get established, but in the future, we'll need them more than they need us ;) A healthy world can't have milions of mobile burners in big cities.

I have an EOS 550D (aka T2i) and the raw still format capture 14 bit per channel, so it sould be also available for video mode, even if it requires a custom format.

And I have been happy to be allowed to browse those sites on my Nexus One

Lets hope this will push google to offer turn-by-turn GPS navigation in Europe. I'm sure the Nexus One will be more expensive after tax in EU, so it doesn't make much sense. Hum.. what if I buy a Droid and drive by car to Europe, will turn-by-turn stop working at some point and multi-touch kiks in? anyways I always have my multi-touch steering wheel :P

I'll try some wireless power pad's to put under my Tesla Roadster ;) and on top there will be solar panels, and some wind turbins on both sides:)

Anyway, I'd love to replace the back cover of my Android phone with a thin wireless power receiver...

Let's hope wireless power doesn't break the magnetic compass in some of the new devices...

For many years we've had wireless charging for electric tooth-brush, and a lot of diferent plugs on chargers for mobile phones.

Now that EU will force a standard plug for charging mobile phones, we are going to move away from plugs :)

otherwise the disavantage of this form factor are a biger problem: -If you want to use more than one, each has to have it's own power supply -no easy car (12v) power adaption -diferent models for 110/230v countries (with diferent plugs types)

Or that electron can't move nearly as fast as a photon?