I think I liked Ars Technica's unreview of the X41 that they ran last week better. From the review: "You have to admire the tenacity of the guy who fought to keep the IR port on the X41. Does anybody own devices with IR ports anymore? I dug a four year-old PalmPilot out of the garage and tried to link up, but I think a dust mite fell between the respective IR ports, either that or the Earth was rotating and the movement caused interference." Comedy (precious metal)!
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I'm wondering if this really the long-awaited iTunes phone. I saw this on Reuters earlier today and closely read Motorola's press release, which doesn't say a thing about iTunes support. If this phone does support iTunes, I would imagine both Apple and Motorola would be trumpeting the fact, given the great fanfare around the announcement of the partnership last July.
Yeah, I think the target market for the "fill your home with AirPort Expresses" pitch are people who used to be visited by Robin Leach "Is all this yours?"
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I agree. From my experience with my old eMate, Newtons, and even my Audiovox XV6600, the 770 had the weakest handwriting recognition.
I think I liked Ars Technica's unreview of the X41 that they ran last week better. From the review: "You have to admire the tenacity of the guy who fought to keep the IR port on the X41. Does anybody own devices with IR ports anymore? I dug a four year-old PalmPilot out of the garage and tried to link up, but I think a dust mite fell between the respective IR ports, either that or the Earth was rotating and the movement caused interference." Comedy (precious metal)!
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Actually, her name really is Jacqui and she has a B.S. from Purdue University. She could also totally kick your ass.
It actually runs PalmOS 5.4, not Linux.
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I'm wondering if this really the long-awaited iTunes phone. I saw this on Reuters earlier today and closely read Motorola's press release, which doesn't say a thing about iTunes support. If this phone does support iTunes, I would imagine both Apple and Motorola would be trumpeting the fact, given the great fanfare around the announcement of the partnership last July.
That's a nice setup when your stereo and PC/Mac are in close enough proximity to one another.
Yeah, I think the target market for the "fill your home with AirPort Expresses" pitch are people who used to be visited by Robin Leach "Is all this yours?"
Yes, we published this several months ago, and have made no recent revisions to it. If you're going to link us up (which we always appreciate!), why not do it to our new article on the Future of Prescott?