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[pouranger]

Άσ' τον αυτόν . Αυτός  νομίζει  ότι ο Λεωνίδος  έχει σχέση  με  τον Ρεμ

 

[ziziaek]

Άσ' τον αυτόν . Αυτός  νομίζει  ότι ο Λεωνίδος  έχει σχέση  με  τον Ρεμ

χαχαχα ωραια τα λεσ εισαι γατονι

 

 

Εσύ που ήσουν ο BOX3R_13...

...και επειδή με ξέρεις κ έχουμε πει πολλά...

δεν περίμενα ρε φίλε να είσαι τόσο μαλάκας...

..η αλήθεια είναι πως πάντα πίστευα οτι είσαι άντρας..αλλά τελικά είσαι πολύ λίγος...

επειδή σε έγραψα κ δεν γούσταρα να μιλάω μαζί σου...

δεν κατάλαβα γιατί έπρεπε να φερθείς έτσι...

εντάξει, ξέρω έχεις κάνει κι άλλες μαλακίες σε άλλο μέλος αλλά δεν φανταζόμουν οτι θα σκάλωνες
και θα χαιρόσουν σαν μαλάκας μόνος σου...δήθεν λέγοντας παπαριές...

κρίμα ρε φίλε...μπορεί να μην μιλάγαμε για μήνες...αλλά πραγματικά πίστευα οτι "έχεις λόγο"...


ΜΙΑ ΤΕΡΑΣΤΙΑ ΣΥΓΓΝΩΜΗ ΓΙΑ ΤΟΝ ZERO_TOLERANCE...κ γενικότερα για την φασαρία...

απλά δεν μπορείς να περιμένεις από συγκεκριμένα άτομα τέτοιες συμπεριφορές...

Υ/Γ. Αν θέλεις στείλε μου mail (το έχεις), εσύ που έκανες τον μαλάκα τόσον καιρό...να μου πεις έστω ένα λόγο...

Υ/Γ. Στο τελευταίο σου pm μου πέταξες την ατάκα...δεν το έπιασα με τη μία γιατί ως γνωστόν έχω iq=72 αλλά τώρα το έχω...σιγουράκι...

 

[pouranger]

Καλημερες
Boys and  girls
Dykes and  poustides

 

[!blis]

Άσ' τον αυτόν . Αυτός  νομίζει  ότι ο Λεωνίδος  έχει σχέση  με  τον Ρεμ

ο λεονιδασ ιεν ζαχαροπλαστισ για τσικολατεσ
κε ρεμ ιεν σιγροτιμα λουζιν μα ρετζιλιον

 

[pouranger]

Καλημερες
Boys and  girls
Dykes and  poustides

and strakia

 

 

[amjik]

and strakia

Του έδωσε καθαρό, μεταλλικό, σχετικά σταθερό αλλά πολύ ενδιαφέρον ηχόχρωμα,
καθώς και έπτάμισι εύλογημένες οκτάβες.

 

[giorgospapa]

 

[pouranger]

Seleção  γάμα  τους  κλάψιάρηδες

Samba vs fados

[size=18pt]vs [/size]

 

5 Big Blemishes for the Apple iPhone 4

No. 5: A Skimpy Camera

As smartphone challengers like HTC, Motorola (MOT - News) and Nokia (NOK - News) embrace the megapixel race with 8-megapixel and 12-megapixel cameras, Apple's new iPhone keeps it cheap with a 5-megapixel model.

This will be a bigger point of contention this week when Verizon (VZ - News) and Motorola unveil the Droid X Wednesday, the newest Google (GOOG - News) Android phone, which features an 8-megapixel camera. Android phone giant HTC has also been generous with 8-megapixel cameras in its Droid Incredible and Sprint's (S - News) EVO.

Meanwhile, Apple, always the laggard in cameras, won't enter the 8-megapixel class until next year when it debuts a sweet Sony (SNE - News) camera in its 2011 iPhone. But by then, who knows where the rest of the pack will be?

No. 4: No Swype

If you've seen Swype or used it, you know why this omission makes the list. Typing on a touchscreen is a challenge as the flat glass surface offers few clues to where your fat fingers are precisely making contact. It's an error-prone process that gives one a longing for the raised keys of the BlackBerry keyboard from Research In Motion (RIMM - News).

But the Swype keypad software helps tame the new medium. Swype follows the pattern of your finger movements to type words or predict words without the usual hunting and pecking.

Apple did wonders with the touchscreen, but Swype makes it more useful for those among us who like to type.

No. 3: Video Calling

Okay, it's not totally bait and switch, but Apple's hot new iPhone video calling feature, FaceTime, comes with lots of asterisks and a limited applicability.

Say you want to video chat with someone using the Apple iPhone 4. That someone has to have a WiFi connection and he has to use the same application on his own iPhone 4. You're looking at a small club of people -- not exactly an application of global Skype-like proportions.

No. 2: iPhone 4 Shortages

Strong demand is only half the story for Apple's iPhone sales debut. Limited supply is the other. A shortage of in-plane display panels, the crucial part of Apple's touted retina display screens, has forced Apple's contract manufacturers to cut production rates in half to 1 million iPhones a month.

This means there won't be enough iPhones on hand to meet the presumably high demand. Though it's not a terrible problem to have if you are a gadget maker, sellouts and delivery delays will mar Apple's big iPhone 4 debut. The frustration could push buyers toward other phones.

No. 1: No Verizon iPhone.

A new iPhone is big. But a new iPhone at Verizon? Much bigger.

Apple's exclusive partnership with AT&T (T - News) has been a point of discord among iPhone owners and it has tarnished the public perception of both companies. It also has done almost nothing for AT&T's stock.

Investors have been waiting for the Verizon iPhone. But that's apparently not going to happen until next year, if ever.

So Apple fans who want the new iPhone have to lock in for another two years with AT&T. This scenario is not particularly pleasant considering that AT&T's new subscriber plans put penalties on people (like iPhone users) who happen to be heavy data users.

Written by Scott Moritz in New York. @ yahoo.com

 

 

 

[!blis]

Του έδωσε καθαρό, μεταλλικό, σχετικά σταθερό αλλά πολύ ενδιαφέρον ηχόχρωμα,
καθώς και έπτάμισι εύλογημένες οκτάβες.

ιεσ φιλοσμου σε κε σαγαπο πολι

 

[!blis]

5 Big Blemishes for the Apple iPhone 4

No. 5: A Skimpy Camera

As smartphone challengers like HTC, Motorola (MOT - News) and Nokia (NOK - News) embrace the megapixel race with 8-megapixel and 12-megapixel cameras, Apple's new iPhone keeps it cheap with a 5-megapixel model.

This will be a bigger point of contention this week when Verizon (VZ - News) and Motorola unveil the Droid X Wednesday, the newest Google (GOOG - News) Android phone, which features an 8-megapixel camera. Android phone giant HTC has also been generous with 8-megapixel cameras in its Droid Incredible and Sprint's (S - News) EVO.

Meanwhile, Apple, always the laggard in cameras, won't enter the 8-megapixel class until next year when it debuts a sweet Sony (SNE - News) camera in its 2011 iPhone. But by then, who knows where the rest of the pack will be?

No. 4: No Swype

If you've seen Swype or used it, you know why this omission makes the list. Typing on a touchscreen is a challenge as the flat glass surface offers few clues to where your fat fingers are precisely making contact. It's an error-prone process that gives one a longing for the raised keys of the BlackBerry keyboard from Research In Motion (RIMM - News).

But the Swype keypad software helps tame the new medium. Swype follows the pattern of your finger movements to type words or predict words without the usual hunting and pecking.

Apple did wonders with the touchscreen, but Swype makes it more useful for those among us who like to type.

No. 3: Video Calling

Okay, it's not totally bait and switch, but Apple's hot new iPhone video calling feature, FaceTime, comes with lots of asterisks and a limited applicability.

Say you want to video chat with someone using the Apple iPhone 4. That someone has to have a WiFi connection and he has to use the same application on his own iPhone 4. You're looking at a small club of people -- not exactly an application of global Skype-like proportions.

No. 2: iPhone 4 Shortages

Strong demand is only half the story for Apple's iPhone sales debut. Limited supply is the other. A shortage of in-plane display panels, the crucial part of Apple's touted retina display screens, has forced Apple's contract manufacturers to cut production rates in half to 1 million iPhones a month.

This means there won't be enough iPhones on hand to meet the presumably high demand. Though it's not a terrible problem to have if you are a gadget maker, sellouts and delivery delays will mar Apple's big iPhone 4 debut. The frustration could push buyers toward other phones.

No. 1: No Verizon iPhone.

A new iPhone is big. But a new iPhone at Verizon? Much bigger.

Apple's exclusive partnership with AT&T (T - News) has been a point of discord among iPhone owners and it has tarnished the public perception of both companies. It also has done almost nothing for AT&T's stock.

Investors have been waiting for the Verizon iPhone. But that's apparently not going to happen until next year, if ever.

So Apple fans who want the new iPhone have to lock in for another two years with AT&T. This scenario is not particularly pleasant considering that AT&T's new subscriber plans put penalties on people (like iPhone users) who happen to be heavy data users.

Written by Scott Moritz in New York. @ yahoo.com

μετα φεντικο κιριε μακ δε κατλαβα μετρα μου το οτο κιου

 

[Hector]

 

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[amjik]

[move]www.imagerous.com/] [/move[/URL]]

 

[pouranger]

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