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• Cedric on the post Samsung Omnia in pearl white?:
  Just have a white version, but it has a bad defect on the battery cover, With heat coming from the same mobile it turns black, it's as if the color is coming away.
  
  
• mellflores1 on the post The Pharos WinMo powered Traveler 619 by Dell:
  This is not an HTC phone. It is made my a company called Pharos.
  
  
• Ray Luebbert on the post Top 5: Hottest games for the gift-giving season:
  I appologize in advance for my severe prejudice. I hate Guitar Hero with a passion I normally reserve for Martha Stewart, Nancy Gracy and Apple Computer. I am a PC gamer from back in the days of my 8088 with an after-market INternal full height 20 MB hard drive. I played Empire, Hack, Larn and others for hours or days. I simply can't get behind any positive review of a game that encourages oodles of douche-bags to stand in my way at Wal-Mart or Sam's club while they play and I shop. I am all for mobile games too. I have The Sims games and Sim City on some of my phones. (At last count I had 6 working and 4 non-working phones on my desk, sigh.) Worms looks great, I'll have to give it a shot. And a rehash from the 80s like LSL can't be all bad. Even Cake Mania is probably decent, though not my preferred style. WPT games are also, not my flavor, but people like them, so they're here to stay. I have friends that like GH, but I still have to say that being a GH player is like admitting to having porn with your sister in it.
  
  
• Bambi Blue on the post How-to: Fix Internet Connection Sharing on the Blackjack II:
  I agree with you on the non-touch screen front. My boyfriend is a BlackBerry man for another website (boo, hiss -- I kid, I kid) and any time he hands me his phone I can't possibly understand how he lives without a touchscreen - its sooo frustrating. It just doesn't make sense to me to use Windows Mobile anything without a touch screen. I'll never be able to go back to the candybar Symbian phones I used before this blogging career, heh.
  
  
• Bambi Blue on the post How-to: Get Wikipedia on your phone without an internet connection:
  Hey Ray! I, too, am a big ol' Wiki nerd (also, since we're talking addiction, I've read and own every single copy of Scientific American from January 1994 to present, heh.) And yeah, with an unlimited data plan, I'm constantly wiki-ing stuff on the go. I have to make sure I'm right, afterall :P But you know, MDict is really great -- I actually use it instead of searching online for wiki stuff. I like the format of it a lot. Make it really readable. I hear ya on the Twitter bit, how much time do I spend watching Twitkit update? Heh.