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Survey: Droid advertising scaring men right into dutiful brand loyalty

Engadget  Nov 24 09

Glowing red cyborg eyes, bombs dropped from stealth fighters, emotionless calls of "DRRROOOIIID" every time you get a text message -- it's enough to scare yesterday's lunch out of anyone. Verizon's no-holds-barred advertising campaign for the Motorola Droid has been so hellishly frightening overwhelmingly successful, in fact, that it appears to be paying dividends either directly or indirectly against Moto's biggest rivals. YouGov's BrandIndex -- an ongoing survey measuring brand loyalty through some secret-sauce methodology that only analysts would fully comprehend -- shows a marked spike in Moto's score in the critical adult male category, while Apple and RIM have taken hits over the same period. Full story...

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Palm: this is your survival guide

Engadget  about an hour ago

Oh Palm. Just a little over a year ago your future seemed so bright, so renewed. You walked away from CES 2009 reborn, held aloft by a completely innovative new mobile operating system, a striking piece of hardware, and a feeling amongst the press and investors that you were back in the game and playing to win.

Microsoft dishes out Windows 7 SP1, Windows Server 2008 R2 details

Engadget  2 hours ago

Both still seem to be a quite a ways from a release, but Microsoft has now announced a few details for its forthcoming Windows 7 SP1 and Windows Server 2008 R2 updates.

The Engadget Show tapes tomorrow, with Nicholas Negroponte and PlayStation Move!

Engadget  3 hours ago

Can't wait for another Engadget Show to roll around? Well you're in luck, friend. It's happening tomorrow at 5:00pm ET.

Comcast's 3D Masters broadcast explained

Engadget  3 hours ago

Still wondering how the first live broadcasts for the new 3DTVs will work? Comcast Fellow Mark Francisco has been working on bringing 3D home for several years now, and was able to clear up some of the questions that you've been asking about what takes place before home viewers slip on those "beautifully styled" glasses for the first time.

Apple now accepting iPad app submissions, get your jumbo-sized beer drinking simulations in before launch day

Engadget  3 hours ago

Apple just announced to developers that it's now accepting iPad applications. From the sound of it, applications submitted now will have a shot at being reviewed and approved before the iPad launch next month, though since most all apps developed so far have only been tested in the emulator, this is more of a "feedback" round for devs looking to be ready for the launch without actually testing their apps on hardware themselves.

Palm shares take 25 percent plunge after downer earnings announcement

Engadget  3 hours ago

Remember that wild January day a bit over a year ago, when Palm debuted webOS and shares went wild? Well, after months of setbacks in the sales arena, and a rough $22 million Q3 loss announced yesterday, Palm's stocks took over a 25 percent dive today, dipping below $5 for the first time since the Pre was announced.

Synaptics driver enables multitouch gestures on older trackpads

Engadget  4 hours ago

Haven't updated your laptop's trackpad driver lately? Then you may well want to consider doing so, at least if your laptop is equipped with a Synaptics trackpad.

Virtusphere's virtual reality hamster ball put to the test

Engadget  5 hours ago

For eons we've wondered what it would be like to walk around in a bona fide Virtusphere, and at GDC last week we finally got our chance.

Vodafone Spain replacing microSD cards on 3,000 virus-infected handsets

Engadget  5 hours ago

It looks like the virus-strewn HTC Magic that was recently purchased from Vodafone UK is only the tip of the iceberg.

IBuyPower crams Core i7-980X Extreme Edition into Paladin desktop line

Engadget  5 hours ago

If you somehow held off on buying a Core i7 rig as soon as they popped out last year, you're in luck -- and your poor Pentium II system is flat out of it.



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