The most effective method would be to force all employees to undergo full cavity body searches coming and going. Shoes should be x-rayed. Bags,boxes,briefcases and purses should be checked at the door.
Industry analysts are often wrong. If they were on target all of the time they wouldn't give out advice. They'd instead make a killing on the stock market.
Linux won't dominate the smartphone market. Both Microsoft and Symbian will make plenty of deals with carriers and OEMs. Motorola, one of Linux's biggest mobile adherents, is losing $$$ hand over fist. In the cellular industry it's the carriers that hold the keys, not the manufacturers or end users. HandSpring learned this the hard way before they merged with Palmone.
Dual screens sounds like another cheap gimmick to me. The GBA-Gamecube 'link' was another of Nintendo's 'bright' ideas (NOT). Expect Sony to trounce Nintendo with the PSP.
I also like my iPod. Microsoft should be grateful HP will work with Apple to add WMA support to the iPod. No major digital music service will offer MP3 or other open source format music for the simple reason they lack digital rights management. To force the industry's hand, people would have to boycott iTunes, Musicmatch, Real Networks, Walmart, etc.
Valve compounds a bad situation by delaying HL2 by 4 long months. I can sympathize a little with their stolen code plight, but have absolutely no sympathy for the crappy 4 month delay. Valve demonstrates their ineptitude again.
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If you don't want to get swindled, don't buy from Ebay. Online auction sites are full of dishonest people.
Me too. Maybe inexpensive tape drives are low quality. You may have to spend $2000+ to get a reliable tape drive.
The most effective method would be to force all employees to undergo full cavity body searches coming and going. Shoes should be x-rayed. Bags,boxes,briefcases and purses should be checked at the door.
Anonymous Coward irritates the living crap out of me.
Industry analysts are often wrong. If they were on target all of the time they wouldn't give out advice. They'd instead make a killing on the stock market.
The PSP will succeed. The PSP will enjoy tremendous developer support.
The N-Gage failed because it was full of design flaws and compromises. Developer support has been ok, not great.
I can do what I want only with Palm and Windows. Linux is intriguing, but fails the tests of functionality and compatability.
Linux won't dominate the smartphone market. Both Microsoft and Symbian will make plenty of deals with carriers and OEMs. Motorola, one of Linux's biggest mobile adherents, is losing $$$ hand over fist. In the cellular industry it's the carriers that hold the keys, not the manufacturers or end users. HandSpring learned this the hard way before they merged with Palmone.
This thread has nothing to do with the Nintendo DS. Stick to the subject at hand!
Coward just about sums you up.
By standing along side greedy spammers Forbes displays his contempt for the common person.
Dual screens sounds like another cheap gimmick to me. The GBA-Gamecube 'link' was another of Nintendo's 'bright' ideas (NOT). Expect Sony to trounce Nintendo with the PSP.
I also like my iPod. Microsoft should be grateful HP will work with Apple to add WMA support to the iPod. No major digital music service will offer MP3 or other open source format music for the simple reason they lack digital rights management. To force the industry's hand, people would have to boycott iTunes, Musicmatch, Real Networks, Walmart, etc.
Retailers that use 'tricks' to ensure their sites float to the top of Google deserve to be punished!
Valve compounds a bad situation by delaying HL2 by 4 long months. I can sympathize a little with their stolen code plight, but have absolutely no sympathy for the crappy 4 month delay. Valve demonstrates their ineptitude again.