Or they coulda just included a 3G radio, considering ATT\Cingular already has 3G networks up and running in the top 20 markets and has for over a year now.
They did it over a year ago. But it looks like the project may have been abandoned:
http://preview.local.live.com/
Also, A9 (Amazon) had something similar but they got rid of it.
oh bs. the galaxies are moving away from each other. we can tell this by analyzing the red\blue shift of the light that has reached earth. you oughtta do a little research before you spout such nonsense
You still believe in the unsupported theory that there is a supernatural being that created the universe and everything in it though. This position is just as unlikely to be true as the young earth theory.
They still sell those, you know. If that's what you prefer, then by all means vote with your pocketbook. But this curmudgeonly argument sounds like something my dad says when technology progresses.
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Or they coulda just included a 3G radio, considering ATT\Cingular already has 3G networks up and running in the top 20 markets and has for over a year now.
They did it over a year ago. But it looks like the project may have been abandoned: http://preview.local.live.com/ Also, A9 (Amazon) had something similar but they got rid of it.
the answer to "why" is because the laws of physics are the way they are
oh bs. the galaxies are moving away from each other. we can tell this by analyzing the red\blue shift of the light that has reached earth. you oughtta do a little research before you spout such nonsense
just because we don't understand why the big bang happened doesn't mean that we should deny the evidence that it happened.
You still believe in the unsupported theory that there is a supernatural being that created the universe and everything in it though. This position is just as unlikely to be true as the young earth theory.
... the absolute lamest Slashdot article ever posted?
They still sell those, you know. If that's what you prefer, then by all means vote with your pocketbook. But this curmudgeonly argument sounds like something my dad says when technology progresses.
It's gotta be an obscure, little known cult then...