Same here. They really need to throw up an alert for incompatible browser versions.

This wacky little cartoon show with a good dollop of geek has loads of character names that make for fun server identities. Voltar, Doktor Frogg, Red Menace, Doomageddon, Hellhound, Henchbot, Skullossus, Mr Wubby, iDestruct, Cuddles, Commander Chaos, Humungo, Snugglebum, Linemaster, Glory Guy, Sudzilla... just for starters.

Completely agree with DOTT as a first adventure game for a 10 year old. The visual effects and difficulty curve are spot on. On the premise that the OP decides to run with 'adventure games' and not hack-n-slash RPGs... Kings Quest 7 : The Princeless Bride is rated for 6yo+ and has flashy graphics, a simple UI and a female protagonist. An excellent introduction to the series and if she likes the story she can go back and explore the earlier games with more complex UIs. The two Laura Bow adventures are a bit dated but have a capable female protagonist and teach observation skills rather than point-and-click-until-you-succeed but might be considered PG-13 merely on account of the spooky noises and suspense (I played them at 10 so YMMV). Once she navigates those she can handle pretty much any adventure game out there.

Nintendo quite frankly didn't care about these emulators when they existed on sub-1Ghz phones - they ran slowly and the control mechanisms were abysmal. But the prospect of those same emulators running on Google TVs with controllers using Android 3.x's USB host support - now THAT is a serious threat.

Oh so that's why the URL in the article wasn't working for me. Thanks. Stupid website design...

The beauty of Wikipedia is that it recognises and links to more authoritative sources. I now expect that the IMDB will be the first external link in every article about a movie or actor. As the Stanford articles grow in status, so too will they be assimilated.

Fuck MP4, it can't even handle subtitles. Renders most media centres including Apple TV almost useless. The pirate groups were right to choose MKV, but then they don't even bother to rip the subs. wtf?

http://www.sensorly.com/ Run it on your phone manually (or have it triggered intermittently). The 3G, EDGE and wifi coverage that your phone detects is uploaded to the central server and within a minute your phone receive the updated maps. You can only contribute to the maps for your phone's carrier, but you can view the maps for all carriers.

I have a Magic running Cyanogen, it has its own built in auto-updater and disables the OTA updates. No issues at all.

Android welcomes you.

Don't forget Parallel Kingdom - a free MMORPG with both Android and iPhone clients that's been around for a year or so. http://www.parallelkingdom.com/

At this stage (nconsidering it's a one-man show) you still need to roll your own: http://www.downloadsquad.com/2009/12/04/how-to-convert-hexxehs-chrome-os-build-image-to-a-virtualbox-v/

From the Enlightenment page: You can even start your development now in anticipation. Use Elementary, Evas, Edje, Ecore, Eet, Eina, and so on and design for a small screen with a "finger" and minimal keyboard (by small screen i mean in the range of 240x320, 320x480 and so on up to 480x800 for portrait, and similar for landscape (320x240, 480x320, 800x480).

Could Samsung be eyeing Enlightment as the (or one of the) UI frameworks in their 'bada' mobile OS?