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Awesome, sure, but useful?
I don’t think people who buy pretty phones like that are really looking for useful ;)
I think it’s awesome!
The article on Crunchgear is exactly the same as the one on Splashphone with some of the wording changed. How do these type of entries make CrunchGear a gadget/hardware review site?
How about you start writing your reviews, with your own pictures, or hardware that has been sent to ‘you’ to review?
The whole blogosphere has become a copy/paste industry, where many blogs are basically acting as content backups of others.
How much battery does that use up?!
To ‘Pathetic’:
If you don’t like the site, don’t visit!
pathetic has a good point.