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I just read that it will be the wifi model, and it will be sold with a wireless modem to gain 3G access. So it's not actually cdma

It gains almost 200awhp from the turbo kit on only 6 psi, I think it's pretty good, that's almost a 50% increase. That's just on the V8 (which is 12.5 compression), I wonder what the V10 will do. They have the Murcielago putting down 1100rwhp on ~15psi, so I'm guessing the R8 V10 will be around 900awhp. Just saw that they have a 100oct tune in the works that's suppose to be over 600hp and run the quarter in the 10s. This is the best shot I've seen of the turbos, no idea what size they are. http://www.motoringexposure.com/wp-content/gallery/heffner-audi-r8/heffner-audi-r8-twin-turbo-5.jpghttp://www.motoringexposure.com/wp-content/gallery/heffner-audi-r8/heffner-audi-r8-twin-turbo-5.jpg[/img]

yup!

HR24 is the one you want. H24 is the same thing but no DVR. Talk to Cinergy on here.

Still the best android phone, and I'm not saying that just because I have one.

The fascinate is the best phone verizon has right now. Root it, put a vanilla android rom on it (like cyanogen's) and you will be loving it. http://wiki.cyanogenmod.com/index.php?title=Full_Update_Guide_-_Samsung_Galaxy_S_%28Fascinate%29

As much as I personally don't really car for rotaries, mostly because of reliability and fuel economy, I still prefer a rotary in an RX7 with a big ol' turbo over some v8 swap. Very nice!

I really like it. It's not as good as MW2 overall, but it's definitely a lot more realistic, it's harder to aim and weapons have more realistic recoil, not like the laser guns they have in MW2. Best of all, no 10ft knifing distance an gay ass heartbeat sensors. With it being more realistic I can see not a whole lot of people liking it, especially if they have gotten used to MW2. I will probably never play MW2 again, I'll play this until black ops comes out.

That is a great quote.

aaaah come on! Well, good thing I got Medal of Honor last night to keep me busy until Black Ops comes out. I already paid $100 for the special edition GT5 to have it on pre-order...this game better give out BJ's by the time it's released.

It's basically BC2 with a little bit of MW2 thrown in there. I like it, it's a good game, still a couple of bugs in it, it actually froze my console once, and it will momentarily freeze at times. I had a good time playing online, and single player is pretty cool too. They definitely tried to mimic MW2 in some cases, like an ATV level and air support level. Tier 1 is a pretty cool play mode also, it's basically single player but online where you compete and compare against other players how well you played a single player level.

This tells you how to get a 3-year abstract. http://www.bmv.ohio.gov/abstract.stm

I don't have numbers, but I actually played MW2 online on a buddy's ps3 tethered through my phone once just for shits. It was laggy, but playable.

I just bought it, haven't played it yet. I read a review that said it wasnt as good as Halo Reach....FFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU I dunno, I liked BC2, I think I'll like it. Probably won't play it after GT5 and Black Ops comes out.

That pretty much sums it up.

You guys it's not a truck platform, it's a car platform. Think of it as a GTO that's been chopped up and made into a pickup truck. Heres the HSV Maloo R8. http://www.privatefleet.com.au/images/upload/Image/new-cars/HSV/08%20HSV%20Maloo%20R8.jpg

I just might have to go pick it up. Anyone play it yet?

S60R is available in automatic also.

From Cyan's changelog. V6.1.0 Common: Update to Android 2.2.1 Common: ADWLauncher 1.1.5 - Ander Webbs Common: Configurable audio focus for music app - Jonas Larsson Common: APN cleanup (fixes many issues with GPS and MMS) - Cyanogen Common: Use ARMv6 optimizations for DS/Hero targets - Ninpo Common: AudioDSP updates - Antti S. Lankila Common: Status bar themes - Michael Webster Common: Email app updates - Michael Webster Common: Selected kernel optimizations - Kernelzilla Common: EMMC support - Koush Common: Camcorder touch-to-focus - Cyanogen Common: Notification "quiet hours" - Evan Charlton Common; Superuser 2.3.6 - Adam Shanks (ChainsDD) Common: Camera/camcorder continuous autofocus - Cyanogen Common: Camera option sliders - Cyanogen Common: Control locking of MMS app in memory - Julian J. M Common: Kill foreground app by long-pressing back - Evan Charlton Common: New AppWidgetPicker dialog - boombuler@XDA Common: FileManager app - OpenIntents Common: Anonymous install statistics gathering - Chris Soyars Common: Stable shot camera mode - Cyanogen Common: Dual-mode snooze (long press dismiss) - Evan Charlton Common: Compose SMS/MMS via search button long press - Wes Garner N1/DS/Hero - Slightly better Gallery3D orientation fix - Jonas Larsson N1/DS - Kernel 2.6.35 based on Pershoot's repository Supersonic - Kernel 2.6.34 courtesy of Toast and Madcoder Bravo: Kernel 2.6.35 V6.0.0 ANDROID: Google, HTC, Qualcomm, and everybody else. We <3 U Common: ADWLauncher 1.1.4 - Ander Webbs Common: Music app enhancements - Eliot Stocker Common: Phone mod V.30.1 - cytown Common: WyContacts 1.2 - Wysie (port to Froyo by Sileht) Common: Superuser 2.3.3 - Adam Shanks (ChainsDD) Common: Deskclock extra settings - cyanogen, Michael Webster Common: MMS enhancements from Ruqqq, Takuo Kitame, jeagoss, temporalshadows Common: Improved RTL text rendering - David Kohen, Omri Baumer Common: Themable user interface elements - Wysie, bcrook, jeagoss Common: FLAC playback support - Kenny Root, Cyanogen, Glenn Maynard Common: Lockscreen enhancements - Wysie Common: Long-press home options - Wysie, bcrook Common: OpenVPN support - James Bottomley, Takuo Kitame Common: Br0tips - Kmobs Common: Browser incognito mode - Optedoblivion Common: Zipalign on install (if needed) + system dex cache to /cache - Cyanogen/Chris Soyars Common: Customizable Nexus LWP - Chris Soyars/Cyanogen Common: JIT toggle, configurable heapsize, compcache supprt - Cyanogen Common: Adjustable haptic feedback - Michael Webster Common: Custom wallpapers - jairomeo, prash, SatanR1 Common: Battery percentage display - canadiancow, jeagoss Common: Trackball wake, trackball unlock, menu unlock - Jon Boekenoogen/Kmobs Common: Surfaceflinger night mode and effects - Jeff Sharkey, widget from Wysie Common: Reflow webviews on pinch option - Jonas Larsson Common: Enhanced accelerometer settings - Jonas Larsson Common: A2DP bugfixes - Glenn Maynard Common: Browser fullscreen mode and other enhancements - Wysie Common: Translations: Takuo Kitame, Matthias Büchner, Eug89, comercy Common: Major build system enhancements by Chris Soyars & Koush Common: Long press volume buttons to skip songs - Jon Boekenoogen Common: Accelerated ARMv7 JPEG and PNG decoding - Qualcomm Common: Skia acceleration on ARMv7 - Qualcomm Common: Patch wrangling - Cyanogen, Chris Soyars, Koush, Kmobs Common: Bluetooth HID support - Erin Yueh @ 0xlab Common: Mouse pointer support - Chih-Wei Huang (android-x86) Common: Configurable install location + allow move any app to external storage - Cyanogen Common: Busybox and rsync Android ports from Dylex Common: nano, and libncurses are now built from source. - cvpcs Common: Dual camera support - Cyanogen Common: Support for HTC camera firmware with extra features - Cyanogen, Qualcomm Common: Other camera enhancements - Cyanogen Common: Customizable status bar - Michael Webster Common: Lockscreen music controls - Kmobs Common: "Roam Only" mode - jrgutier Common: Mobile data toggle for power widget - Drakaz Common: Exchange support fixes and volume rocker selection - Michael Webster Common: Lock home app in memory option - Cyanogen Common: Audio DSP support (equalizer, virtual room, compressor effects) - Antti S. Lankila Common: Customizable trackball notifications - Pedlar Common: Fully customizable power widget - piafinho Common: Zoom (except in 720p), flash, and other camera parameters can be changed while recording - Cyanogen, Qualcomm Common: New boot animation by 73v1n: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnweaNTtb1k Common: Arabic language support - Aziz Huss, David Kohen Common: Torch app - Ben Buxton, Cyanogen Common: Browser color invert (save battery on AMOLED screens) - Qualcomm Common: Configurable brightness sensor - Jonas Larsson Common: Ad-Hoc wifi support - Petr Havlena Common: Audio focus enhancements - Jonas Larsson Common: Mail folder sync settings - Michael Webster N1/DS/Desire: Kernel 2.6.34.4 with Pershoot/Kmobs clock settings D/S: Camera reverse engineering by NCommander, Eddie Ringle, & Cyanogen D/S: Kernel patches for stability from Zinx Verituse D/S: MT3G Fender/1.2 support from Zinx Verituse D/S: Better media profiles - Charan Singh EVO: Kernel base from toastcfh, display patches from AssassinsLament and netarchy, backport of various features from Cyanogen (2.6.32) EVO: Sprint MMS fixes - Darchstar, toastcfh N1/Desire: True 720P encoding support - HTC, Cyanogen, Charan Singh, Enomther Desire: Kernel base from Kali- & Defer I personally went away from Cyan roms to more stock optimized roms because they seem to run much faster. Cyan definitely puts a lot of technical stuff in there that I really don't use ever. All I really want over stock is more speed, blackbar, "H" for when I'm on HSDPA, trackball wake, and the reboot phone option when I hit the power button.

You're not entirely wrong, but you misunderstood what they meant on top gear. The Camaro is based on the Holden chassis-mostly suspension, and there is a UTE/Pickup truck version of the Holden available, and depending on which country you are in, depends on what it's called. Lumina UTE, Commadore UTE, Vauxhall, Opel, HSV...whatever. So it's based on the same car that GM based their UTE's on.

So electricity will get you 64.5miles/$, and a gasoline SUV will get you about 7miles/$. If that's indeed correct, that's a pretty sweet deal.

I think the first mistake GM made was putting an MPG rating on a 100% electric car. This is a 100% electric car that has a backup electric motor. Not a whole lot different that when Top Gear made their own electric car and then threw a diesel generator in the back. Unfortunately electricity is hard to measure by the gallon. Take the Volt with a full charge and full tank of gas, and drive it until it can't go any further, then give me an MPG. It is completely possible for me to drive it to work and back and not use a single drop of gas, but at that point I want to know how many miles can I drive on $5 worth of electricity compared to $5 worth of gasoline. But screw all that, just give me a diesel.

What? You've never heard of a B5 Beetle TT?

They had that on Build It Bigger or one of those shows on Discovery channel a few months back. Really freaking cool, but they also gave a bit background on how strict and conservative Singapore actually is.

For which a settlement has been reached last week. Audi/VW will pay 100% of the repair costs if you can prove that the last 2 oil changes were done at the recommended interval.