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Replying to: lucien2 (Nov 11, 2008 6:49 am) With the BB you can use google calender and easily do an over the air sync. As for importing the calender from the Mac to google you'd have to check that out. Importing the settings from the verizon email will be simple, you just need the server settings and BB will set that up automatically in "email setup". If you get the curve and it doesn't have the video camera there is an OS upgrade for that, but if you're area has 3G I'd say definitely go for the Bold or Storm..there are many new applications on that version such as PDF, Word, Excel and PPT viewers and simultaneous voice and data capabilities. |
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I love technology ... was headed home from teaching the college class last night just after 8 PM. It's about a 20 min drive home, and I was starving .. mentally cataloguing what was at home to eat and coming up pretty short. I decided I really wanted fried rice from a little place close to home, and was thinking that I wished I had the phone number. AHA ! ... get out the iPhone and browse online for the phone number, call and order the rice, and it's ready by the time I drive there .... How did I ever survive without all this? LOL
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Replying to: ladywclass (Nov 14, 2008 1:58 pm) Whoa. I have a hard enough time driving and listening to my wife at the same time.... 
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Replying to: ladywclass (Nov 14, 2008 1:58 pm) 
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Replying to: p0926 (Nov 14, 2008 9:22 pm) gimme the benefit of SOME snese ! |
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It's a sobering sight and read. link title Maybe Subie is doing even better than it looks with even modest increase in market sales. Can't help but think that they would have been much better off if their new products could have been out a year earlier and more established before the financial collapse. |
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We dropped about 2k into the '99 Outback a couple months ago (134k, it needed a steering rack and a couple of other things) Car started leaking badly last week, took in today..... It needs head gaskets, and a main seal. Once the transmission is dropped for that, clutch should be done as it is original. Also, the car is overdue for timing belt and water pump. Cost could go as high as $3500. On the horizon....who knows? struts? other engine issues? Transmission? *sigh* Brakes are good, body is good, interior is good. Tough call. What do you all think? Fix it or bail?
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Replying to: lucien2 (Nov 21, 2008 1:49 pm) With where the car market is headed at present, there are likely to be some very good deals around. That means that new car prices are very negotiable. Equally, used car trade ins will be depressed but not to the same degree. I'd be tempted, if cash flow is strong, to take the opportunity to replace. Cheers Graham
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Replying to: grahampeters (Nov 21, 2008 2:03 pm) |
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Replying to: lucien2 (Nov 21, 2008 2:06 pm) Its awfully tempting to replace at the moment. The new car trade here is stuck with a big problem. Toyota are trying to shift 40,000 excess cars. The Australian car market is usually about 1,000,000 per annum of which Toyota sell maybe 25% (largest market share). So they are carrying about 2 months excess stock. Other makers have similar problems. The Australian Dollar has slipped a long way in the past few months, devaluing about one third against US Dollar) and most hedging will run out in about March or April 2009. That means that the stock of vehicles on dealers lost and at distribution centres has been bought with a strong currency . Fabulous deals are around right now but come April next year, virtually all car prices will skyrocket. Even the local manufacturers are having to cut prices dramatically, in order to compete with importers. Toyota, Ford and GM (Holden) have manufacturing plants here but a lot of cars are imported, often from Japan, Korea or Thailand (where Honda have manufacturing plants). Toyota have a fold out sheet advert, measuring about six feet by two in today's newspapers, pushing the massive deals they are offering. Whilst some of it is orphan stock (a lot of manual transmission models) the prices look very competitive. Here in Melbourne it is a cold rainy day (decent snow forecast on the Australian Alps and Storm force winds) near the end of the month with sales reps getting increasing desperate to shift stock. Could be a lovely day for car buying! Cheers Graham |
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