Duh-- If you are holding something in your hand, you would consider it useful for it to rotate when you turned it over, so you arent reading it upside down or sideways. Same with rotating a fixed display.
Based on your definition, nothing is patentable (unless it would be considered useless)?
If it was "obvious," why was Apple the first to implement it in a mobile phone user interface?
Why is it "not the intention of patents" that Apple should be able to protect (through patent) just one aspect that made the iPhone unique and created a spawn of imitators?
The problem is that contract or not, you still need to pay for voice and data. Verizon, the largest network in the US, does not offer discounted plans if you bring your own phone. Therefore, there is little advantage to paying full price for a phone if you intend to use Verizon for any period of time.
There are huge reasons to root Android.
1. Remove bloatware (Verizon Navigator, My Verizon, Slacker Radio) to prevent unwanted programs from launching at boot and every time the phone is plugged in.
2. Add functionality back to the phone that was removed by carrier (mobile wifi hotspot)
3.Add software that requires superuser access, such as Titanium Backup that lets you back up your apps and data (progress in Angry Birds) and reinstall to any phone.
4. ?
5. Profit
You can turn the ignition key and pump the accelerator in specific sequences to reveal the diagnostic codes on most modern vehicles (similar to video game controller button combos to unlock hidden easter eggs).
The sequence is specific to your vehicle.
The codes will be displayed on the dash through a series of blinking lights if there is not a display.
All of this is available on Google.
From your link:
"It is now generally known that while a Reis machine, when clogged and out of order, would transmit a word or two in an imperfect way, it was built on the wrong lines. It was no more a telephone than a wagon is a sleigh, even though it is possible to chain the wheels and make them slide for a foot or two."
It spreads via USB flash drives, not the internet. It erases itself from the flash drive after infecting three machines. These are two controls built in to reduce collateral damage by limiting the virus' geographic region.
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A coffin?
I wish I had mod points....
Duh-- If you are holding something in your hand, you would consider it useful for it to rotate when you turned it over, so you arent reading it upside down or sideways. Same with rotating a fixed display.
Based on your definition, nothing is patentable (unless it would be considered useless)?
If it was "obvious," why was Apple the first to implement it in a mobile phone user interface? Why is it "not the intention of patents" that Apple should be able to protect (through patent) just one aspect that made the iPhone unique and created a spawn of imitators?
The problem is that contract or not, you still need to pay for voice and data. Verizon, the largest network in the US, does not offer discounted plans if you bring your own phone. Therefore, there is little advantage to paying full price for a phone if you intend to use Verizon for any period of time.
There are huge reasons to root Android.
1. Remove bloatware (Verizon Navigator, My Verizon, Slacker Radio) to prevent unwanted programs from launching at boot and every time the phone is plugged in.
2. Add functionality back to the phone that was removed by carrier (mobile wifi hotspot)
3.Add software that requires superuser access, such as Titanium Backup that lets you back up your apps and data (progress in Angry Birds) and reinstall to any phone.
4. ? 5. Profit
You can turn the ignition key and pump the accelerator in specific sequences to reveal the diagnostic codes on most modern vehicles (similar to video game controller button combos to unlock hidden easter eggs). The sequence is specific to your vehicle. The codes will be displayed on the dash through a series of blinking lights if there is not a display. All of this is available on Google.
video = http://stereo.gsfc.nasa.gov/browse/2010/12/06/ahead_20101206_cor2_512.mpg
underground bar
Quit is not under "file" on OS X. I guess Microsoft didn't understand the UI they copied any better than you do.
I think RIM is the one searching for a clue, my friend...
From your link: "It is now generally known that while a Reis machine, when clogged and out of order, would transmit a word or two in an imperfect way, it was built on the wrong lines. It was no more a telephone than a wagon is a sleigh, even though it is possible to chain the wheels and make them slide for a foot or two."
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This is about the White Pages -- residential listings without advertisements.
Since they don't have enough static IPs to assign to each customer, the ISP charges a premium for static IP addresses.
No Asians have slanty eyes. That is a Caucasian trait.
Very well put.
Try it while the phone is plugged in (wall or vehicle) and charging. This may be related to grounding issues with some of HTC's phones.
If pedestrians can cause congestion, so too can bikes.
+1
It spreads via USB flash drives, not the internet. It erases itself from the flash drive after infecting three machines. These are two controls built in to reduce collateral damage by limiting the virus' geographic region.
Censorship is not illegal. What gave you that idea?
The Yankee Group shouldn't be taking surveys and publishing results if they don't understand the nomenclature.
In the US this seems to be true. The HTC Incredible (US version of the Desire) is Google Branded.
"Miles ahead of the competition" by what metric? Processor speed? Multitasking? Growth? Availability on multiple carriers in the US?