eligundry

Member since: Oct 12th, 2009

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Def Jam Rapstar: The complete tracklist (Joystiq)

Sep 29th 2010 10:35AM @Mr Itcher My thoughts exactly. I'd love to see people tripping all over Wetter.

More BlackBerry Bold 9800 pics surface: AT&T and virtual keyboard in, SurePress out? (Engadget)

May 23rd 2010 6:59PM @Cold Dead Fingers

Funny fact. Those Storm's happen to be GSM capable world phones. I believe they come unlocked, so it's as easy as slipping in an AT&T SIM card and you are good to go. You even get 3G with it.

Ask Engadget: best smartphone without a camera? (Engadget)

May 20th 2010 11:47PM @TonyMontana2367 Honestly, this is the best choice. Nothing else even comes close.

Ralph de la Vega 'laughs' when asked about AT&T iPhone exclusivity expiration date, says most customers will stay (Engadget)

May 19th 2010 10:36PM I switched from AT&T to T-Mobile recently. I did this not because their coverage is better (it's a little worse) or price (not a huge difference really). I did so because their customer service is awesome, they unlock phones if you ask, and their executives are asshole like Vega.

iPhone aside, AT&T has the worst phones out there. Don't agree with me? Try using the Backflip, Xenon, or any other feature phone they have. In terms of phone, T-Mobile has been beating them for a while, and Verizon is now destroying them in terms of quality.

That said, I still have my AT&T dealer line because they won't let me port *sigh*

LaCie plays media server, NAS cards with Network Space MAX (Engadget)

May 19th 2010 10:29PM May I request that Engadget bring back the trend of posting pictures of the rapper Nas whenever network attached storage is the topic of discussion?

Kthanxbye.

HTC EVO 4G review (Engadget)

May 19th 2010 10:27PM @ajac09 Be that as it may, if I remember correctly, Sprint gives you the option to choose whether or not you want the 4G service. And they only offer that option if you live in a market getting 4G in the near future. That is if they offer data like they did with the Overdrive.

And their top of the line plan is 70 bucks, with virtually unlimited minutes and all the shit they can pile on there. So ten extra bucks put you at 80 bucks, which is still cheaper and offers more than the base iPhone plan.

Seven Mininova and Pirate Bay Alternatives to fend off P2P withdrawal (Download Squad)

Nov 29th 2009 1:29AM And magnet links work every bit as good, if not better than .torrent files. There is no record of you downloading anything with magnet links at least.

Seven Mininova and Pirate Bay Alternatives to fend off P2P withdrawal (Download Squad)

Nov 29th 2009 1:28AM I fail to see how a torrent is a headache at all. I feel safe that I am anonymous by using DHT and not having a central sever having a record of my IP address. Also, the Pirate Bay isn't down, they just aren't hosting .torrent files and rather using magnet links, which any decent Bittorrent program should be able to handle.

The main flaw with Rapidshare and the like are that the sites keep records of their users and their bank account info. I wonder how fast they'll flip on you when they go to court?