FaceTime video call works beautifully on airplane’s in-flight WiFi (video)
Yeah, seriously. While Aircell's Gogo in-flight WiFi service has been blocking VoIP calling services ( Skype being the most obvious example) from day one, it's apparently not throwing the same brick wall in the face of Apple's new standard
Categories: Mobile Phone Tags: access, apparently-not, apple, being-the-most, brick, earth, entry, head-on-past, hotels, ios 4, most-obvious, skype, tue
Rename Video Downloads?!?!
Being the most powerful gaming console that "Only does everything," wouldn't it be somewhat standard to have the ability to rename my video files via the "Information" tab? I recently purchased 4 Stand-up comedy specials from Comedy Central, but the titles are ridiculously long and unnecessary. "Comedy Central Stand-Up Special: Episode 13: Brian Regan: The Epitome of Hyperbole." That isn't the exact title, but you get the idea...I want a way to rename my files. I paid good money for them...I should have the ability to at least rename them.
Categories: PS2 Tags: ability, being-the-most, central, comedy, comedy-central, does-everything, hyperbole, least-rename, result, stand-up, the-ability, video, video-files
Andy Rubin on multitouch in Android: ‘I personally don’t like two-handed operations’
In a very special CES edition of All Things D today, our own Joshua Topolsky had an opportunity to directly confront Google's Andy Rubin on the nagging multitouch issue -- not necessarily multitouch itself, but the growing disparity in support between American and European devices (the Droid / Milestone being the most famous example): "You call this a superphone -- 3.7-inch capacitive display, but no keyboard and no multitouch. Yet it has multitouch outside the US. Why not America?" Andy's reply: "It's not an America versus outside America kind of thing
Categories: Android, htc, Mobile Phone Tags: all things d, being-the-most, conspiracy, european-nexus, joshua, mossberg, multi touch, multitouch, result, support-between, walt mossberg