Zach

Member since: Jan 6th, 2006

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Download Squad	6 Comments
Engadget Mobile	4 Comments

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Google and Verizon introduce net neutrality proposal (Download Squad)

Aug 10th 2010 12:45AM Wow, you really missed the analysis on this one. GigaOM has a much more accurate take on the matter: http://gigaom.com/2010/08/09/tech-companies-google-sold-you-out/

Swag Saturday: Prototype and Wolverine for 360 (Joystiq)

Jun 28th 2009 8:31AM I started reading what seems like forever ago - when Joystiq was spun off of Engadget. According to Wikipedia and not my memory, that was 5 years ago! Wow, congratulations!

Joyswag: Win Grand Theft Auto IV on your platform of choice [Day 2] (Joystiq)

May 1st 2008 10:54PM xbox 360.

my favorite gta criminal activity is running red lights.

Joyswag: Win Grand Theft Auto IV on your platform of choice (Joystiq)

Apr 30th 2008 9:10PM xbox 360.

I spent my $60 on 120 packs of gum.

Joyswag: Five copies of Devil May Cry 4 (on your platform of choice) (Joystiq)

Feb 20th 2008 12:07AM They look similar because God was lazy.

Skyfire browser released in limited beta (Engadget Mobile)

Feb 10th 2008 1:41PM Got mine the other day. I'm running it on the Verizon xv 6800 and it's wonderful. I also just got the new Access mobile browser beta, and I have to say, I much prefer skyfire. Skyfire is really quick over ev-do (no Rev. A yet) and pages look really good zoomed out. Video playback is generally good, if a little inconsistent. Framerate is sometimes wonderful at perhaps 12-15 fps, but sometimes drops to 1fps or even less. I haven't really found a correlation between the framerate and the page or type of media, so I'll chalk it up to network issues.

Regardless, for a beta product, this browser is fantastic. My only 2 requests are a screen tap shortcut to zoom back out and a way to resize the "zoom box" so you could access intermediary levels of zoom between the whole page and the full zoom (you can do this with the plus/minus tool from the top right, but that's a clunky and slow way of doing it).