This is not a Web browser -- it's one of the thousands of MSIE wrappers, created for the sole purpose of generating cash to this guy. (Actually, the file size is HUGE when you consider what it needs to do!)
Go get Opera and run it in "kiosk" mode or something instead. This "browser" is useless.
I have. Both. They're good games and fun to play, but the "story" is utter crap and completely uninteresting. I hope that there will be less indoors (dark alien environments) levels, and more of the open, beautiful ones of the original in Halo 3.
> But I am amazed that they have a full orchestra for a game.
This isn't something new.
> Halo 3 production these days doesn't seem any different from a big budget Hollywood production.
I agree, and that's exactly what's wrong with today's games...
Hmm... Well... that would be nice, I guess. But what exactly do you need to remotely change for your phone in a Web app? It's not like it's gonna allow you easily transfer MP3s or something.
A consumer networking device at least doesn't have any means of input and/or a display.
Other than the geek/hack value (well... it is Nokia that is doing it, so that point is kind of lost too!), what is the purpose? Seriously. I don't get it.
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Um... why?
Who stares at this crap for 17 seconds? Shouldn't it show those "buy" frames more often? I don't get it.
Right...
Yes, because money is the only thing that ever matters...
Hmm... I didn't check too carefully, but it seemed to be like a typical "custom partner deal". Dunno for sure, though.
Um... hello? The search field?
This is not a Web browser -- it's one of the thousands of MSIE wrappers, created for the sole purpose of generating cash to this guy. (Actually, the file size is HUGE when you consider what it needs to do!)
Go get Opera and run it in "kiosk" mode or something instead. This "browser" is useless.
I like geek stories like this one. Please keep posting them -- it's half the fun of reading Slashdot.
Chance = positive.
Risk = negative.
Probability = neutral.
You have words for all these "feelings"/situations in English, yet you keep using the positive-sounding "chance" in every context? Silly...
Chance? You don't wanna live, then, huh? Or do you mean "risk"?
(I don't know whether or not I misread your message too or if you modified it later, if that's possible here...)
No. In fact, I actually thought so until I read your comment... :S
> Frankly I have never played Halo.
I have. Both. They're good games and fun to play, but the "story" is utter crap and completely uninteresting. I hope that there will be less indoors (dark alien environments) levels, and more of the open, beautiful ones of the original in Halo 3.
> But I am amazed that they have a full orchestra for a game.
This isn't something new.
> Halo 3 production these days doesn't seem any different from a big budget Hollywood production.
I agree, and that's exactly what's wrong with today's games...
Then again, most people shouldn't even have kids from the beginning. And yes, that certainly includes me, too.
OT: Why would anyone want to have a baby again?
Hmm... Well... that would be nice, I guess. But what exactly do you need to remotely change for your phone in a Web app? It's not like it's gonna allow you easily transfer MP3s or something.
A consumer networking device at least doesn't have any means of input and/or a display.
Heh. Actually, your redirects to the main article... Weird.
You mean "RTFA".
They bully my comments.
Other than the geek/hack value (well... it is Nokia that is doing it, so that point is kind of lost too!), what is the purpose? Seriously. I don't get it.
Has there ever been one Slashdot article without a greeting to our "new overlords"?
Wanna swap places? I hate it here. :/
That is expensive! Thankfully, there's freeware videogames. Be sure to try out GUTS (unless you can get Redneck Rampage to run)! ;)
Sure you wouldn't go directly for your .50 BMG? ;)
Troll? For what?