Jailbreaking != Carrier Changing
Both were given in this update as exemptions, but they're not the same thing at all.
Jailbreaking is used to install non-Apple approved apps onto the device. This is something that Android (at least non AT&T Android) devices support out of the box, as does RIM, etc.
Carrier restrictions are another thing entirely. However to do that, you
based on a seven year-old contract he never bothered to assert any rights under and is therefore barred by the statute of limitations.
Contracts start and end, but have nothing to with a Statute of Limitations in and of themselves.
Breach of a contract has a seven year period under New York law; however that would be from when the breach occurred. Which is entirely possible to be when he contacted Zuckerberg asking who he was going to sell "their" website to, and how much they looked to make. As soon as Zuckerberg would have responded "You don't own anything" the breach timer would start. Not from when the contract was signed.
(That's all of course asuming that those events happened, which I'm not saying they did.)
From what I've read they are, and it will be. =P
Google has stated that Android 3 should be supported on any 1GHz+ device on the market currently.
So that leaves out the first Droid and lower, but the N1 and up (DI, DX, EVO, etc) should all be able to run it without problem.
As others have stated, that's incorrect.
Verizon has licensed Droid from Lucasfilm. Every Android handset they have is named with Droid.
The Moto Droid is the only one of them to not have any further qualifier in the name, however Droid Eris, Droid X, Droid Incredible, Droid 2, etc. are not all Motorola.
He says in the video it's a TFT-LCD. Just grayscale and not backlit. Hence the 10 hour life.
Not eInk. No interest from me in using it as a reader, or much of anything else I guess.
Motorola has said the Droid will, and probably soon.
I'd also imagine any 2.1 device like the Droid Eris will too. So most all of the "recent" android phones should.
We'll see.
And that is coming online shortly in the revamped Market.
Along with (for 2.2/FroYo devices) a true cloud to mobile device system where you can even install software on your android device from the website on another system (along with so much more.)
but just to be pedantic (since that's what the last 3-4 levels of this thread has been about), to have a "majority" you have to exceed 50%.
Incorrect. Unless you're talking a majority between two parties.
Otherwise you need > (100% / numberOfParties)
You have about as much to say about it as the designer of a muffler would have about what kind of stereo the company wants to put into the car.
Or they could release those same percentages where the browser was mobile safari on an iphone...
Computers are handy state machines, not a relationship.
I take it you haven't seen the latest generation of case mods.
If you want to put yourself on the map, publish your own map.
