RockPharmer wrote:oh, i know. i like it that way! no wing, no scoop. just 340 HP.
dyno graph or it didn't happen
RockPharmer wrote:oh, i know. i like it that way! no wing, no scoop. just 340 HP.
STFU wrote:RockPharmer wrote:oh, i know. i like it that way! no wing, no scoop. just 340 HP.
dyno graph or it didn't happen
STFU wrote:RockPharmer wrote:oh, i know. i like it that way! no wing, no scoop. just 340 HP.
dyno graph or it didn't happen
Ikefromla wrote:fusball table ftw. Had one in my old apt. Great waste of time when you're totally over Halo.
niceporch wrote:i beat asians at pong.
pong is life.
We're currently on a press call with Verizon CEO Lowell McAdam and Google CEO Eric Schmidt to discuss their new partnership, and while it's mostly a love-fest between the two with no real announcements, there's been some interesting tidbits. First off, Verizon will be launching two Android products in the coming weeks -- we'd say at least one of them will be the Motorola Sholes, and while the other is still a mystery, Google says it'll be "game-changing." Very intriguing. Second, and perhaps much more interestingly, Verizon's making a big push to be seen as the "open" carrier, and flatly stated that they'll be supporting Google Voice on their network: "Either you have an open device or you don't." That's a big change for Big Red -- just remember that a year ago Google and Verizon were still at each other's throats over 700MHz open-access rules. Now? It's rainbows and kittens all around, apparently. Lastly, there will be a major app push coming from these two -- Verizon's obviously going to preload Android Market on its devices, and there should be some 10,000 apps available when all is said and done.
salad wrote:these just came out today. getting one wedneday.
http://www.gravityboard.com/pages/gstore/boards/dc41.html
RockPharmer wrote:meh, i just pulled the specs outta the book. plenty torquey.
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