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...watching TV on these things. You'll be able to access your TiVo and have your own personal online capability. I believe strongly there will be more Google searches done on devices like this than any other kind of computing device. This will be the [core] computer for a lot of people around the world. But maybe we haven't done a good enough job of communicating about what our products can do now. [Colligan picks up a Treo 650.] I have a 2-GB expansion card here. I can store approximately 10 movies on this. I can also download...
...Earl decides he can right his life by making a long list of all the people he has wronged and helping them. God forbid we ever see the end of that list. I watched 22 minutes of this show, and didn’t laugh. Once. Unfortunately, I have TiVo. Because the commercials would have been an improvement. Jason Lee is apparently playing a Southern Character—we know this because he has a moustache. But he has no discernible accent, so the mustache may tell us something else: Perhaps Earl is really a member of a throwback Mariachi...
Americans spend as much as $200 to $300 a month staying connected with home and mobile phones, Internet access, TiVo and premium TV. Not only are we laying out an additional 20% more each month than we did a decade ago, but as new features come on board--ringtones, downloadable movies and higher-speed Web access--the costs are sure to go higher still. But there are lots of ways to get the same services for less. For starters...
...pilot, she strokes her sleeping baby's head and coos, "I'll keep you safe." Parents fear for their kids' security and fear not having the time to raise them properly. Chase represents, and overcomes, both fears. If Hillary Clinton wants to be President, she should TiVo this along with Commander in Chief...
...Stewart, start your Tivo: On Tuesday, Michael "Heck Of A Job" Brown, who resigned Sept. 12 as director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, will testify before the House select committee looking into the government's Katrina response. The chair, Rep. Thomas M. Davis III (R-Va.), said Brown agreed to appear voluntarily. The former director can be expected to elaborate on an interview he gave the New York Times two days after he quit, in which he blamed Louisiana state officials but also made it clear that the administration responded sluggishly after he told top officials that "things were...