Anonymous Cowards don't get any moral points in my book. Secondly, the "moral voter" is a fantasy, a cute stereotyped image drawn up to make *potential* voters feel the warm-fuzzies. You did make me laugh, tho. I'd mod you +1 funny if I actually had some points.
There are plenty of smartphones and PDA phones running on AT&T's network that have built-in Wi-Fi. I own an HTC 8525 which has Wi-Fi. I had an 8125 this time last year that had Wi-Fi. And there were ones before it that had Wi-Fi. This is absolutely nothing new. Additionally, AT&T is offering Wi-Fi hotspot coverage in their highest-end consumer data package now -- it's not all too surprising. It seems to me like chatting up Wi-Fi is just a way to hedge the 3G issue, which has already been discussed ad nauseam.
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Cause he's super serial about manbearpig!
I got a 503 for a couple minutes there before that, a rare sight indeed!
Someone must consider the socioeconomic ramifications of every child in the third world thinking that they can become rich simply by typing IMACHEAT
Anonymous Cowards don't get any moral points in my book. Secondly, the "moral voter" is a fantasy, a cute stereotyped image drawn up to make *potential* voters feel the warm-fuzzies. You did make me laugh, tho. I'd mod you +1 funny if I actually had some points.
I never knew steveb had such good rhythm...
There are plenty of smartphones and PDA phones running on AT&T's network that have built-in Wi-Fi. I own an HTC 8525 which has Wi-Fi. I had an 8125 this time last year that had Wi-Fi. And there were ones before it that had Wi-Fi. This is absolutely nothing new. Additionally, AT&T is offering Wi-Fi hotspot coverage in their highest-end consumer data package now -- it's not all too surprising. It seems to me like chatting up Wi-Fi is just a way to hedge the 3G issue, which has already been discussed ad nauseam.
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See:
http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/ce
From here:
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"The Rugged Handheld is the first Windows XP..."
"Buttons: CTRL-ALT-DEL..."
Wouldn't this affect the overall weight of the planets and possibly eventually throw off their orbits?