Via Engadget Mobile

According to the oracle-like superbrains at J. Gold Associates, Google's Android OS and Nokia's Symbian will "combine to provide a single open source OS," sometime in the very near future... say, three to six months...

Wow...this would be great for Symbian and the Android platform.

I'm excited to see Symbian going open source, especially here in North America where Symbian phones are a rare commodity.

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we are in the summer heat here in oklahoma. ill be glad when it starts to cool off.

Nokia N78 Review

well kiddos, i've spent some time with a pre-release version of the Nokia N78, (thanks again to womworld.com) and I can honestly say that I'm impressed, mainly because I'm a cheap bastard and wouldn't shell out $500 for a phone. I also decided since it's not mine to hand the phone to random strangers and gauge reactions. I also tried this with dogs, a circus peanut, and a statue of the terminator...they seemed less impressed.

First off let's start ...

I'm sure some of you have seen the recent ads for a new 9/11 commemorative "twenty" dollar bill. This "collectible" is awesome if you like to collect lies and crushed dreams.

The ad leads you to believe you're buying from a US mint, and the thing is actually worth $20. Here are some key points taken directly from the ad:

• It dwarfs all "legal" tender - yeh! suck it regular bills! I'm bigger, and not legal tender!
• "This is the first time ever the two numbers have

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choose your style and put it down