Linked by Thom Holwerda on Mon 11th Apr 2011 22:17 UTC
Well, it seems like Sony vs. George Hotz has ended pretty much without a bang. Sony announced on its Playstation blog that the two parties have settled the case. Under the settlement, Hotz agrees to a permanent injunction fo his jailbreaking hack, but admits to no wrong-doing. A wise and, dare I say it, mature end to the lawsuit.
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Yeah, my first month with the N900 was bordering on "magical" (in the Steve Jobs sense), but for the past few weeks T-Mobile USA's service has gone from outstanding to worse than I thought possible. Random disconnects from 3G internet every few minutes, missed calls, texts and emails that arrive hours after they were sent. Combine all that with learning of the origin of certain parts in my new phone and I'm starting to regret buying it.
At this point Virgin Mobile's $25/month Android plan is starting to look mighty tempting, and with the money I could get out of selling my gently used N900 I could buy the LG or Samsung Android phone they offer and pay for a few months' service to boot.
Edited 2011-04-13 03:46 UTC