Originally Posted by Caspar

I like standardisation....maybe oneday my fridge will connect to my local Tescos and order my milk!

Originally Posted by ic14

So caspar, you want to live in a world owned by MicroSoft Corp?
:LOL:
Anyway its m$ that are against standards, they make it say only they know them, unlike open standards, which are open for any one to use. (duh)

Originally Posted by Caspar

I like standardisation....maybe oneday my fridge will connect to my local Tescos and order my milk!

Originally Posted by Tezcatlipoca

as long as it doesn't get too clever & start deciding what you should eat

Originally Posted by EuroGamer

N-Gage, meanwhile, continues to perform disastrously, with a further 17 per cent drop on last week's already pitiful figure. In the 16 days since it went on sale, only around 1,000 gamers have picked up the Nokia Game Deck via ChartTrack's 6,000 games retailers - a point which seems to rile the Finnish company more with every passing day, which somewhat hopefully insists it has sold 400,000 units into retail worldwide. But that's 400,000 sold to retail, not to customers, remember.

Although Nokia hates this comparison, the Game Boy Advance continues to sell incredibly well in the UK, selling at a ratio of over 50 to one more than N-Gage, and increasing its performance on last week by another 25 per cent.