Do pink phones blend?
For those of you not familiar with the Will It Blend? may I humbly offer you this delicious entrée into the world of blending random objects, including pricey electronics.
That being said I still think I'd like to get an iPhone at some point in the future, though I'm happy to let everyone else work out the kinks. Still no confirmation on who is going to be the carrier in Canada but from what I've read it looks like Rogers is most likely which suits me fine since I'm already a customer.
For the time being I'll have to settle for hacking the hell out of my new pink MotoRazr V3. Yes I said pink. I wound up with the new phone as a result of chidealer getting caught in a torrential downpour and replacing her phone, only to realize several weeks later that her old phone had miraculously started working again. As wonderful a conversation piece as a pink phone is I decided to order a chrome body for it off Ebay, so I'll guess I'll be adding hardware modification to the list of hacks. For any other Motorola Razr owners out there who might be interested in hacking/modifying their phone check out the links I dug up. I'm using linux specific tool, moto4lin, personally but there is a good selection of software available for those of you running windows as well. Happy hacking!
That being said I still think I'd like to get an iPhone at some point in the future, though I'm happy to let everyone else work out the kinks. Still no confirmation on who is going to be the carrier in Canada but from what I've read it looks like Rogers is most likely which suits me fine since I'm already a customer.
Click to viewFor the time being I'll have to settle for hacking the hell out of my new pink MotoRazr V3. Yes I said pink. I wound up with the new phone as a result of chidealer getting caught in a torrential downpour and replacing her phone, only to realize several weeks later that her old phone had miraculously started working again. As wonderful a conversation piece as a pink phone is I decided to order a chrome body for it off Ebay, so I'll guess I'll be adding hardware modification to the list of hacks. For any other Motorola Razr owners out there who might be interested in hacking/modifying their phone check out the links I dug up. I'm using linux specific tool, moto4lin, personally but there is a good selection of software available for those of you running windows as well. Happy hacking!