Jeff P

Member since: Nov 21st, 2006

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Engadget's Black Friday giveaway, part eleven: win a 32GB Zune HD! (Engadget)

Nov 27th 2009 10:24PM I want this. Just to try out the tegra chip in it. Hopefully it gets some decent games.

AT&T page confirms HTC Touch Pro as "Fuze" (Engadget Mobile)

Sep 6th 2008 2:24AM Linger longer?

I want this for Sprint, but if it's not out by the middle of October, I'm going to T-Mobile for and Android.

Google Chrome: Is Google planning to release a web browser? (Download Squad)

Sep 1st 2008 7:30PM Anyone else think this will be packaged with Android phones? That might be big.

I wonder if corporate synergy is at work here.

Microsoft job listing hints at App Store-like 'Skymarket' for Windows Mobile (Engadget Mobile)

Sep 1st 2008 1:19AM Sounds like SkyNet, we must stop it before it becomes sentient!

HTC Touch Diamond launching on Sprint in September for $299.99? (Engadget)

Aug 19th 2008 5:11PM The only thing I can hope is they knock off some money like they did with the Instinct, when it went from $199 after rebates down to $129 in the days before it's release. Hopefully that is some sort of plan to keep the Instinct sales high for the next couple weeks.

I was planning on getting this, but making me put out double the cost of an Iphone, before I have to wait a couple months for my rebate and the fact that it's double the cost of the Canadian version is just all around ridiculous.

I guess I'm going to cancel Sprint to get the HTC Dream.

HTC Touch Pro now available in UK (Engadget)

Aug 12th 2008 6:34PM http://www.engadget.com/2008/07/03/telus-announces-htc-touch-diamond-for-a-summer-release/

I didn't see anyone mention that Telus is going to be selling the Diamond for $150 on a three year contract. So how much more will the Pro be for the keyboard, a hundred bucks? Come on let's not all go crazy because some British company is trying to stick it to their customers.