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Comment: Better resolution (Score 1) 484

by BoostFab on Thursday August 27, 2009 @11:16AM (#29218259) Attached to: Nokia Releases Linux Handset

did you catch that the N900 lcd has 800 x 480px resolution

Week of August 24, 2009

Week of August 3, 2009

Comment: Re:Come on... (Score 1) 212

by BoostFab on Friday August 07, 2009 @03:42PM (#28990583) Attached to: Microsoft Hardware Demos Pressure-Sensitive Keyboard

that leaves to developer! developer! developer! developer! developer!

Comment: Re:RAM optimization (Score 1) 241

by BoostFab on Friday August 07, 2009 @03:35PM (#28990463) Attached to: Microsoft Denies Windows 7 "Showstopper Bug"

wait....didn't they certified these drivers...

Comment: cyborg (Score 1) 598

by BoostFab on Thursday August 06, 2009 @02:36PM (#28977451) Attached to: Can We Build a Human Brain Into a Microchip?

sounds like they are a step closer to Skynet

Comment: Unfiltered (Score 1) 582

by BoostFab on Thursday August 06, 2009 @02:14PM (#28977047) Attached to: Bing Search Tainted By Pro-Microsoft Results

Looks like they take out some of these biased filters result filters after being exposed. let's see how they can regain our trust. Be sure to check out our shopping cart when making a purchase using their money back campaign.

Comment: CIO.com got /. (Score 1) 582

by BoostFab on Thursday August 06, 2009 @10:22AM (#28972751) Attached to: Bing Search Tainted By Pro-Microsoft Results

seems as though cio.com became slashdotted, to a crawl or not responding.

+ - Windows 7 "show stopper" bug 1

Submitted by BoostFab on Thursday August 06, 2009 @02:21AM

BoostFab (1608809) writes "InfoWorld reports about Critical Windows 7 bug risks derailing product launch. An apparent fatal flaw in the NTFS driver stack may bring Microsoft's Windows 7 impending victory parade to a grinding halt. Oh boy! It appears that Microsoft's glowing track record with Windows 7 is about to come to an abrupt and unceremonious end. According to various Web sources, the RTM build 7600.16385 includes a potentially fatal bug that, once triggered, could bring down the entire OS in a matter of seconds."

Comment: resembles communist!? (Score 1) 259

by BoostFab on Wednesday August 05, 2009 @05:58PM (#28964887) Attached to: Apple Balks, Finally Relents, At Possible User Queries of Dictionary App

They their app store screening operation has becoming more like communist.