The IQ-technology uses historical data with actual speed profiles at a certain time and day of the week instead of speedlimits. This gives a more accurate prediction your ETA and faster routes.

Doh. It even states a link to another similar proxysim solution. Although the evidence from Rogers to Fido is poor, the concept may very well work.

Look at the top of the Fido simcard. This looks like a universal-sim chip that is showing. I ordered mine on Ebay so hope to achieve the same results. So this is a hardware hack with a proxysim and seems to work just fine.

'We' pay around € 500,- for the N95. This is already a rather low internet-price. The device is listed for around € 549,- which is already 100 euro cheaper then when it launched. This includes 19% VAT.

This is the a carrier and simlock free version. With a carrier-specific and simlocked version you save around 75 euro. And with a 2 year € 50 per month contract the phone is free.

So actually the price of the iPhone is pretty competitive. (This is all based on dutch prices and experience. )

You probably don't text with one hand, because the numbered keypad is still the best way to do this.

No GPS? If not I will wait for the Xperia. If it has GPS, this will be mine within a month or so :)

Come on EA. European release very soon please. Thank you!

In the US you have the online IPTV store. Not in the rest of the world. This is where the PS3 is outselling the 360 for a long time now. It is predicted that in the summer the PS3 will have a larger userbase than the 360 in Europe.

Also 5 major european countries will get the PVR and digital tv functionality. For Sony it is only just begun.

Just ordered the 'old' model, but for a whole lot less than $400. Bummer on the extra features though.

[quote]as the screens now offer up a shinier coat[/quote]
I absolutely hate reflections on my TV housing. The previous design already was far to reflective already.