being small and self contained is cool and all, but who else thinks it'd do better with an ethernet port and/or a built-in wifi card? or maybe a pcmcia slot? i mean, come on, 56k dialup is almost obsolete! broadband is already too cheap it'd be stupid to use dialup... unless of course you're living in the middle of nowhere with nothing but a phoneline to connect you to the outside world...
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The Symbian OS smart phones will provide on-device protection, similar in fashion to antivirus protection programs for PCs, with automatic over-the-air antivirus updates for a monthly fee.
The final decision about pricing has yet to be made but will be finalized by the time the phone ships "some time in October," Impivaara says. According to the company's current estimates, the antivirus mobile protection license will cost about $3.62 per month, but early buyers will most likely be offered a discounted price of about $2.40 per month, Impivaara says.
for HTML messages with linked texts, clicking on "Content-Type: text/plain" on your message header, with advanced headers enabled(options>mail display settings>message headers>advanced), will open the message in a new window, still within the stupid hotmail frame. but this time around, the links are directed directly to the real URL's, so right clicking on the links>open in new window/tab will send you to that page, sans the frames.
i know they're not really "glitches"(note the ""'s). this kind of issues should've been foreseen before the release, and a warning or notes of some sort could've been published before SP2 came out, eh? i mean, why now?
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being small and self contained is cool and all, but who else thinks it'd do better with an ethernet port and/or a built-in wifi card? or maybe a pcmcia slot? i mean, come on, 56k dialup is almost obsolete! broadband is already too cheap it'd be stupid to use dialup... unless of course you're living in the middle of nowhere with nothing but a phoneline to connect you to the outside world...
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Dual headphone jacks so you can listen with friends. Friends not included.
bummer... for once i thought i could finally get one bundled with a music player =(
thanks to mirrordot.org
i mean, come on, a university server in japan, slashdotted? how unlikely is that?
not a very reliable porn search engine.
i still can't help but worry about battery life.
try bush.
heh, same here.
and also the hobbits' return to the shire... hmm what about that one? was it filmed at all?
quoted: The Symbian OS smart phones will provide on-device protection, similar in fashion to antivirus protection programs for PCs, with automatic over-the-air antivirus updates for a monthly fee. The final decision about pricing has yet to be made but will be finalized by the time the phone ships "some time in October," Impivaara says. According to the company's current estimates, the antivirus mobile protection license will cost about $3.62 per month, but early buyers will most likely be offered a discounted price of about $2.40 per month, Impivaara says.
i say, such a wasteful use of gprs...
for HTML messages with linked texts, clicking on "Content-Type: text/plain" on your message header, with advanced headers enabled(options>mail display settings>message headers>advanced), will open the message in a new window, still within the stupid hotmail frame. but this time around, the links are directed directly to the real URL's, so right clicking on the links>open in new window/tab will send you to that page, sans the frames.
i know they're not really "glitches"(note the ""'s). this kind of issues should've been foreseen before the release, and a warning or notes of some sort could've been published before SP2 came out, eh? i mean, why now?
wouldn't they have found this "glitches" earlier by the SP2 beta testers..?
are we gonna get another barrage of /. beowulf cluster jokes?