Seriously, who gave these kids a keyboard? How much effort does it really take you to type in a way that someone with half a brain can actually understand what you’re saying. No we dnt aprct wen u typ lyke dis, it makes you look like an ignorant bloat. Come on kids, either take an English course, or get a new keyboard…preferably, one that doesn’t work.
This makes little to no sense to me. So PETA, yes the “animal lovers”, are boycotting the new Super Mario game for his Tanooki Suit. To them, this feature means Nintendo is promoting wearing fur, one thing I want to know, is how can they protest about his suit but leave his CONSTANT abuse of turtles go? THAT would at least make a little bit of sense, I mean if I were protesting anything it would be smashing turtles with hammers, shooting fire balls at them, or just jumping up and down on them, not the “fur suit” that occurs when you receive a feather. Next thing you know, anti-drug committees are going to be protesting his addiction to “mushrooms”. PETA, you guys need to get a life, and quit boycotting stupid stuff just because no one remembers you.
HTC's "Zeta" rumored to be the most powerful quad-core Android handset!
Wow! After last week’s news of a rumored 4.7-inch quad-core HTC Edge phone, Engadget announces an even more powerful HTC handset?! HTC’s Zeta will pack an insane 2.5GHz quad-core processor. How many of you even have quad-core computers clocked that high? I don’t.
The image above is a render that Engadget received that illustrates the Zeta will have a 4.5-inch 1280×720 display, 1GB of RAM, 32GB of internal storage, 8-megapixel camera with dual LED flash (1080p HD video recording), 1.3-megapixel front cam and of course the newest version of Android — 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
HTC’s never been a company to shy away from making smartphones that are on the larger side (Thunderbolt and Rezound), so it seems entirely plausible that a phone that measures 4.32 x 2.4 x 0.39 inches might be on its way.
As with all large-screened smartphones, and even more so for ones that will have quad-core and 4G, battery life is critical. The Zeta is said to come with a 1,830mAh battery, which seems hefty on paper, but could easily get drained quickly with such a powerful processor. Also, the phone won’t always need to fire up at 2.5GHz, but only when the applications require it to, so that should also help conserve a little power.
We’ll just have to wait this one out. The HTC Zeta could be real or it could be fake. It can even just be a mythical product render created to throw off competitors. This is the tech world after all.
Via Engadget
Who Gave These Kids A Keyboard 