I'd wait for the Sony Ericsson if I were you, it's sexy. I have a G2 myself, only came out recently in NZ, will be the next millenium by the time the Sony gets here...
Just got 1.6 on Saturday, 2.0 is still a bit of a way off. Hopefully Google will push the updates to us too. Judging from recent events in NZ, Google have a lot more sway with their branded phones than the carrier does. The Sony Ericsson which is to run 2.0 looks pretty awesome. I would've waited but I was phoneless at the time...
Well the last patch busted the search in my youtube app on my HTC Magic G2, so I hope Donut fixes that as well. Pity because it was good before... And a bluetooth API would be nice...
I rarely used the NHS, but in the 80s when I was a kid I remember waiting for eye drops for 3+ hours. At that point we went on to use a private optician. However, more recently a few years ago I with to their eye clinic and was seen very quickly, and my GP was also very good. All I paid for was the prescription from my GP. Anecdotal evidence, yes. But good anecdotal evidence. The whingers are the same as those that whinge about public transport - the people that never use it.
I think it is poor for dentistry and "peripheral" stuff, but the real core services are better than they have been for a long time.
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Ian Wiles
Sony → #
Posted Tuesday 3rd November 2009 09:57 GMT
In Motorola Android 2.0 phone Europe-bound
I'd wait for the Sony Ericsson if I were you, it's sexy. I have a G2 myself, only came out recently in NZ, will be the next millenium by the time the Sony gets here...
Ian Wiles
droid → #
Posted Thursday 29th October 2009 09:35 GMT
In Android version 2 gets an SDK
Just got 1.6 on Saturday, 2.0 is still a bit of a way off. Hopefully Google will push the updates to us too. Judging from recent events in NZ, Google have a lot more sway with their branded phones than the carrier does. The Sony Ericsson which is to run 2.0 looks pretty awesome. I would've waited but I was phoneless at the time...
Ian Wiles
Hope it fixes youtube search too → #
Posted Tuesday 13th October 2009 09:12 GMT
In Google fixes SMS crashing bug in mobile OS
Well the last patch busted the search in my youtube app on my HTC Magic G2, so I hope Donut fixes that as well. Pity because it was good before... And a bluetooth API would be nice...
Ian Wiles
NHS is better → #
Posted Monday 17th August 2009 10:18 GMT
In IT Crowd writer defends NHS
I rarely used the NHS, but in the 80s when I was a kid I remember waiting for eye drops for 3+ hours. At that point we went on to use a private optician. However, more recently a few years ago I with to their eye clinic and was seen very quickly, and my GP was also very good. All I paid for was the prescription from my GP. Anecdotal evidence, yes. But good anecdotal evidence. The whingers are the same as those that whinge about public transport - the people that never use it.
I think it is poor for dentistry and "peripheral" stuff, but the real core services are better than they have been for a long time.
Ian Wiles
Competing on price → #
Posted Thursday 30th July 2009 08:51 GMT
In Ads watchdog bows to iPhone's might
They don't mention that most of the Google apps are free...
Ian Wiles
If only... → #
Posted Tuesday 21st July 2009 09:48 GMT
In Metallica sticksman gloats over Napster downfall
He'd spent as much time on drum lessons as he did whinging about Napster.
Ian Wiles
@James 55 → #
Posted Saturday 20th June 2009 06:37 GMT
In Boffins: Gigantic crustacean sperm is 'viable strategy'
"Have you had trouble with your sperm trying to eat you in the past?"
I believe it's called "Spermicide".