Dpmt

Member since: Feb 2nd, 2009

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Engadget	73 Comments
Download Squad	5 Comments
Engadget HD	1 Comment
Engadget Mobile	10 Comments

Recent Comments:

First non-Latin domain name goes live, trips out browsers (Engadget)

May 10th 2010 5:27AM @Dpmt Communications I mean. I should not comment at 3 in the morning.

First non-Latin domain name goes live, trips out browsers (Engadget)

May 10th 2010 5:25AM The Egyptian Ministry of Info and IT Base on where the big "English" link leads.

Spring Design Alex review (Engadget)

Mar 22nd 2010 6:47PM @chandler Its called the Que. Expensive, but with its perks.

Internet Explorer 9 -- HTML5 video, faster than Chrome, and much more (Download Squad)

Mar 16th 2010 7:20PM In Windows 7 you can turn off Internet Explorer completely. http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/06/03/how-to-remove-and-disable-ie8-uninstall-internet-explorer-8-from-windows-7/

Its technically still deep in the OS but its unreachable. You can blame devs for any remaining traces.

Viliv S10 Blade tablet unboxed and multitouched (video) (Engadget)

Mar 7th 2010 2:48AM @dkirby Theres a 2.0 ghz version if your interested.

Engadget's 6th birthday giveaway: 'Gadget of the Year' edition (Engadget)

Mar 5th 2010 7:08PM WIn!

Ask Engadget: Best touchscreen-equipped ultraportable / tablet out there? (Engadget)

Mar 5th 2010 2:53AM I think if you wait a couple more months the Viliv S10 Blade or Acer 1820p timeline will be great convertible tablet options options.

Verizon's 2010 LTE launch: 'it's looking better each day, not worse' (Engadget Mobile)

Mar 3rd 2010 6:04PM @masta vaan LTE is the 4G for GSM which Verizon is moving to. CDMA's 4G was the never considered UMB. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra_Mobile_Broadband )

Engadget giveaway: win a huge box of stuff from Josh's office! (Engadget)

Mar 3rd 2010 3:36PM Win!

Editorial: the American phone subsidy model is a RAZR way of thinking in an iPhone world (Engadget)

Feb 23rd 2010 8:58PM @Luxury Guy You clearly don't understand how things work in europe. You pay as much or little as you want upfront and pay for the rest over the life of the contract and then the extra charge goes away when you've payed off the phone. Instead of getting ripped off via an ETF or a by paying the same amount after your contract is expired.