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Is there a Android equivalent to a Ipod Touch? As far as I have found, the only comparable option would be to buy a Android based smartphone.

There are 3D TV's coming out, and now a 3D Nintendo DS ( http://www.geekwithlaptop.com/nintendo-to-launch-3d-nintendo-ds-without-need-for-3d-specs )

Just a fad or here to stay?

The title says it all, I'm having a hard time in a physics class (studying electricity)... and I just have a hard time wrapping my head around the application of formulas and how to "attack" the problems.

It's pretty much just felt like a dead weight for me, and usually I love problem/puzzle solving... but I guess not this time.

Thanks

I was having a talk with one of my good buddies and he was adamant that if you (aka myself) plan on having any part in tech (I'm studying CS) that you should blog, use Twitter and it seemed like he mentioned ever other social networking device.

My Questions: -Is doing so a definite must? and why -If so what social "channels" are "best"

Thanks!

Is there any specific reason that much of the vocal developer's world __seems__ to be made up of MacAholics?

Or is it that Mac developers are more vocal about their OS beliefs?

I'm honestly wondering if theres something magic that I'm not seeing (considering the fact that my 650$ laptop is more powerful than a 1700$ macbook pro...)

For reference I mainly use Linux dual booted with Win7.

Hey everyone,

Im free over college spring break, and want to get some real world programming experience, By which I mean creating something of use to others. For some reason I feel lost as where to begin in that respect. (most my experience has been using programming as a problem solving tool, and a few tools like a broken link checking web crawler)

It seems like theres a large gap between where I'm at and where I would like to be. Any tips? like reading other peoples source code ect?

Thanks