Came to recommend this. It is dead easy to set up and it works better than I expected it to. I set up multiple SSIDs for different business units and an open hotspot for our guests that is isolated from the rest of the network. The ability to add an office layout is nice if you are adding more than a couple of hotspots and don't remember where HS249 is located. I haven't found anything close at this price point.

in China

Well Sencha seems to think HTML5 is already ready for prime time. Their fastbook (HTML5 implementation of Facebook) app looks pretty impressive.

HTC is priming it's legal team as we speak

I suspect you were tl;dr the links I supplied. The Meego web site has a post from Imad Sousou of Intel's Open Source technology center handing the torch off from Meego to Tizen.

"There has been a lot of great work done in the Meego project, and we are pleased to see that code carried over to Tizen." - Imad Sousa (Meego’s technical steering group co-leader)

If by internal you mean it is maintained by the Linux Foundation then OK.

So we can't make a levitating version so we go big and spiky?

In case anyone was wondering where Tizen came from.

Meamo (Nokia) + Moblin (Intel) = Meego - Nokia + Samsung = Tizen

I don't know about other theater chains but Cinemark actually rents out there theaters for all kind of events

"Host your corporate meeting or private event at Cinemark Theatres nationwide. Deliver your presentation on the big screen in a comfortable Cinemark auditorium.

Lights. Camera. Business. Cinemark Theatres offers an exciting alternative for:

company meetings
private movie screenings
employee reward & recognition
lead generation events
brand and product launches
client appreciation
education and training
award ceremonies
holiday outing"

Geography Nazi...because being a grammar Nazi is just too mainstream!

Any minute NOW!!!!

7 minutes now...

Nope...I was trying to take advantage of the sale and some gift credits I got this morning and the store worked but when I went to download my purchase....crickets. It was only for ~20 min. My download shows 8 minutes remaining.

Funny, that's not what the OP said at all. Personally I use my tablet (BlackBerry PlayBook FTW) to access my Dell Precision T7400 with Splashtop when I need to do some heavy lifting. With a BT keyboard and mouse it works just as well as a laptop. Do I keep my LT around for some things? Sure do, but the number of times I have pulled it out since I got my tablet are counted in single digits. I use my phone for as much as possible simply due to convenience but there are times a bigger screen is needed and the tablet is ready in an instant.

Just because you haven't seen what they're up to doesn't mean they aren't innovating.

RIM designed their platform end to end with security in mind. Every phone they make has security baked in at the hardware level. Then they provide enterprise/government customers with their own BlackBerry Enterprise Server (BES) which when properly configured encrypts all traffic going over the network. The security is so good the Indian government almost banned BlackBerries entirely because they were unable to eavesdrop on them. But even if RIM gave them full access to their network it wouldn't help them since the encryption keys are held by the BES admin of the enterprise or government that runs them.