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• Seth,
  
  The link to TooManyTabs is to an older version, which no longer works with Chrome. Here is the link to the current version: https://chrome.google.com/extensions/detail/amigcgbheognjmfkaieeeadojiibgbdp In reply to: "Get started with essential Chrome extensions"

  December 25, 2009

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• <:) In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: Vizio 32-inch LCD TV"

  December 19, 2009

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• !! In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: Canon PowerShot SD940 IS"

  December 16, 2009

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• "Plans come and go. I have a 240 min. plan on Sprint for $10/month. Let's see you find that one online."
  
  I know, but the price structures that exist now have been the same for some time. Even T-Mobile's restructuring didn't change them that much. In reply to: "Google phone looks 'supersharp'"

  December 15, 2009

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• The thing is - T-Mobile's coverage in urban areas is adequate, and they're running about $75 for 1000 minutes and unlimited data, vs. $100 & up for everyone else. I agree with you about people being reluctant to pay a higher initial cost, but if someone came out with a phone that was merely *as good as* the iPhone, and you could use it on T-Mobile's network, *and* if they could keep the price down to around $300, that could cut seriously into the iPhone's sales. The two things that have kept me from buying an iPhone are that I refuse to get married for two years to AT&T, and that if I were to buy an unlocked iPhone, it wouldn't work properly on T-Mobile's 3G network. In reply to: "Google phone looks 'supersharp'"

  December 15, 2009

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• ballmerisanape, I don't know where you're getting your figures. There is no 700 minute plan; did you mean 900? The 900 minute voice plan is $60, not $50. Data and messaging are another $30, although you can get data only for $15. That would be $75. Is that what you have? In reply to: "Google phone looks 'supersharp'"

  December 15, 2009

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• :) In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: Energizer grab bag"

  December 15, 2009

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• Rather have an Asus or Acer, but for free, I'll take it. In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: HP Mini 311 Netbook"

  December 14, 2009

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• :) In reply to: "Crave giveaway of the day: Netgear WNDR3700 wireless router"

  December 11, 2009

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• Well, I've just downloaded it, along with Lightning and the Google add-on. Firstly, it doesn't look any different. secondly, neither add-on will work with it.
  
  With Outlook, I get everything I need in one place, without add-ons, and Google's own Google Calendar Sync provides synchronization on the fly. Every time I take a look at Thunderbird, it ends up being a waste of my time. In reply to: "Mozilla lets Thunderbird 3 fly"

  December 10, 2009

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