I am pretty sure your ARM250 from yesteryear isn't completely compatible with the ARM9 cores that appeared 15 years later.
Some critical things missing are graphics acceleration and FPU.

Its even worse. With the creation of TSA checkpoints unsecured hotspots for mass damage have been created.
Where else in the world will you find a place that has no security, you can bring a suitcase full of explosives and find a large number of people densely packed?
I go through these places twice a week and every time I realize that this is the place to do terrible damage.
This makes me sad.

We need random TSA screenings in and out of congress and senate.
No exceptions, everyone could be a danger to the legislative branch, the best we can do is a fast line for senators and congressmen but the shoes have to come off.

I would send money to Xiph.org, and this time not anonymously.
Money to help fight the fight.

You cannot compare the revenue from Picasa to Search Ads.
That is like comparing the revenues from the oil industry to candle makers.

I am pretty sure Google does fine with the ads on gMail. The revenues are sufficient enough that there is no reason to abandon gMail because its revenues are way less than their search business.

Some business divisions make money and others make more.
As long as it makes money, there is no reason to abandon the lesser money making machines.

Does Apple approve of this idea?
I find it hard to believe a third party solution that extends the iPhone into a tablet will be an Apple blessed product.

I strongly believe that the investment firm running Skype has kept it alive and looking healthy for as long as necessary.
Now the deal with Microsoft is made, there is no reason to keep the extra staff on board to keep it running without issues.
This also explains the sudden pull out from Astrix support.

This is the world we live in when money driven firms keep the windows clean, until it is no longer necessary.
The correct term is window dressing.

Microsoft, good luck with your recent purchase.

At first I thought this was about people broadcasting pay-per-view games, which makes sense (to some extend, it is not a violent crime, so felony is a bit harsh).
But then I read movies and television shows... Does this mean that if I rebroadcast Escape from Alcatraz on TNT it is a problem, but a pay-per-view soccer match is not?

Only available on these devices today:
1. HTC Incredible with Android 2.2
2. HTC Nexus One with Android 2.2, 2.3
3. HTC Evo 4G with Android 2.2
4. HTC G2 with Android 2.2
5. Samsung Nexus S with Android 2.3.

They plan more, but no tablets so far... am I the only one who thinks this is strange?

I agree, tried to change some of the false to true, but the page does not exist.
Also, changing normal to weird did not yield the desired effect.

Why is it so difficult to stick to nice URLs?

I wonder if a "Click here to get an enhanced experience" button would avoid the patent.
The descriptions above of other patents from this douche are as descriptive as "Pissing in a toilet bowl" and I am sure nobody would patent that (or would they?).

Until someone hacks your Linux computer and gets the webcam working... while you assume it is not.
Electrical tape works best.

Casual users do not care about BES servers, Office file viewers, security and remote wipes.
They want Angry Birds.

The problem is that the BlackBerry users would love to use Android or iOS devices.
I see plenty of corporate users all over the US switching to iOS/Android phones even though it is not endorsed by IT.
Granted that BlackBerry email is more secure but for how much longer?
RIM needs a solution that can keep them relevant, and it is not a new BlackBerry Bold with shiny new BB OS7, it is an iPhone or a (RIM) Android device with a BES client app.

It is not a new idea, but I think RIM needs to get over the handheld manufacturing business and build a solid mail client app (iOS and Android) for their BES server.
They will make money on the app without any doubt, however, retaining the revenue on BES clients will be priceless.
More and more corporate users are leaving their BlackBerry devices at home because their personal phones are more sexy even though their company pays their BES licences. One day these corporate clients decide the stop paying for BES licenses and go with a simpler mail protocol. This will be the revenue that will never come back to RIM.