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He totally could have. He could have flown to their command center and followed the status live. Reporting, by phone, back to Verge home base, as it happened, for at-the-moment reports on goings on there. As well as providing an in-depth report a day or so later via snail mail or hand-delivering to a co-worker who can post to theverge.com on his behalf who would have accompanied him on his trip.

according to them, it’s better than yours.

whoa.

Clearly, this photo was taken from a mater away.

too bad it doesnt have the original Galaxy S’ notification drawer brightness slider trick. Still my favorite feature that I have to see again implemented.

In those days the whole world watched. Now it’s just us.

so true. so sad.

I feel like iOS is a few years ahead of Windows… but thats just me.

Either way. this sort of sucks for Nokia.

Except that where the action is taking place could conceivably be anywhere along the track.

Except that as a resident of the USA, I can’t do that for Sky. As much as I would love to be able to…

and my computer… and my phone……

Agreed. I think the burden lies with Skype/MS to deliver an app that is as light and flexible as possible. MS likes to say that it’s not about specs, yet their own Skype app can’t run on a relatively young phone. Whats the point of WinPhone7 running on lower-specced devices if the apps themselves require more?

I feel like Skupe shouldnt be so heavy as to require a flagship device. The Lumia isn’t that old, it shouldnt be getting cut-off already.

I think the fact that Microsoft owns Skype makes this especially interesting. You would think that given Nokia and MS’s close relatioship on this they would have ensured that Skype would work smoothly on Nokia’s initial WinPhone7 devices. Specs aside, the Lumia 610 is NOT that old. This should not be happening yet.

Too bad Paul will never read any of this to correct it himself. /sigh

i can only imagine how our parents felt when the Apollo’s launched

The idea of trucks doing this on a highway makes sense… Theres no way it could be implimented in consumer vehicles for use in the city.

Seems to me that someone like Steve Jobs will want to be involved at every lpossible moment. And if i were deathly ill, i can’t think of a better distraction than the development of the friggin iPhone. How exciting and wonderous that would have been… And given the relatively long process of developing a complex product like a smart phone, i don;t doubt for a second that Jobs still had a large hand in the new iPhone.

I am aware that this article is about Sprint, It is also about their attempt at attracting customers by offering a rebate with the trade in of an iPhone. Which T-Mobile is also trying to do. See the connection there?

Also, I use T-Mobile and am not gay. So you’re wrong and an idiot. Only people lacking basic inteligence would attribute a company’s color with the sexual preference of its users. Here, have a flag.

an hacker.

ARR!

Silly me.

TMobile had been doing this for a while now; offering a 100 dollar discount on any Android phone with an iPhone trade-in.

User? Odd way of putting it…

Jesus, I shouldnt be posting comments this early. Sorry.