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As long as you plan the route in a wifi zone, it will cache your entire route.

I plan on getting an Apple compact keyboard, either the bluetooth or USB one. That plus a Pandora is still smaller than my current laptop, and I'd only need to pull the keyboard from my briefcase when I actually wanted to type more than a paragraph.

Having signatures is an awesome idea as well. Very awesome idea. Now I'm wondering who writes like a kid and which will be the most illegible...

I really like the ideas you've put forward. You've made the rough initial idea into a clean execution and articulated your reasoning very well.

I really like Kagato's post from the other thread. Crosslinking it here It is a generous tip of the hat to all of the preorders that stuck with the team from the beginning, and I think it is very gracious of them to do so.

Just wow. Now I want custom cases and keymats like these.

I love that there is a mark indicating this is the first run. I never realized that the L and R markers were upside down. It makes sense, I just never noticed that before.

What is wrong with this? It only works on whitelisted sites and specific types of webhosting software, like the software behind the GP32X forum. You hit the end of the page and it loads the next page or the next thread below it. The only error I've ever seen with this add-on is an occasional...

I would be a very sad person if I didn't have: Greasemonkey* AdblockPlus* User Agent Switcher FastestFox (Loads next page after reading 2/3rd of the one you are on (Seamless GP32X threads and Google searches) Weave (History, Bookmark sync) Grab and Drag CompactMenu2 *Availiable with...

It is called Grab and Drag and I don't believe it is from Mozilla, unless hosting your site on mozdev.org means anything.

Every snapshot is released on Maemo, so Fennec will definitely work on the Pandora. I'd actually be surprised if a Mozilla dev is not part of the silent masses of the preorderers.

There are multiple companies that produce ARM SoCs. TI, Qualcomm, Samsung, Freescale, NVIDIA, NEC, Broadcom, ST Microelectronics, Creative, etc. It isn't one company. ARM just makes the IP for the CPU. Imagination Technologies makes the IP the of GPU. TI combines it all with a DSP into their own...

This is the successor to the ARM9/ARM11. It is meant for low-cost products that don't need as much processing power as things with the A9 (think free-on-contract smartphones). It has 80% more DMIPS/mW than ARM9 and 20% more than ARM11 while using 33% less die space than ARM11. It also allows...

You can't catch a break, can you Craigix? This makes me very happy I am in the first batch queue.

Yeah, what about the genderf**ked? :)

Adobe has announced that they are bringing full Flash 10.1 to Blackberry, Windows Mobile, Google Android, Palm WebOS, and Symbian phones. (source) I remember hearing that 10.1 will be in the Ubuntu 9.10 ARM repositories as well at some point, but I can't find a source for that. Oh, and the...

Wow, sounds like Paypal really sucks. Now it kind of makes sense why I see more and more people switching to Google Checkout.

In case people are curious, this is the keyboard he is talking about: And I agree, it looks like it reads as a standard keyboard, and it works just fine in Linux, so there should be no problem using it with a Pandora.

OMAP 3430 while the others have fairly slow ARM11 cores, 5MP camera like the Hero, physical keyboard like the Dream, first phone that will have Android 2.0, mostlike. That is referring to the nature of Android. You can create and release an application without having to go through the...

If find it a little sad that it has taken manufacturers so long to get past the ARM11 cores that every Android up to this one has had. This may be a contender for my next phone, right up there with the n900 and the Acer Liquid.