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I tried to look for the last post by Ginofish, but unfortunately search isn't working - brings up six empty pages, all with an error when I try and search for anything.

Thinking of getting the Motorola Milestone on contract, seeing as it's going cheap because there's a new version out. There's all sorts of nonsense though on whether it supports tethering or not - does anyone know if this is supported on a UK Milestone? I'd be disappointed for it to arrive and not b...

They've installed some of these things on the dual carriageways near where I live, and for the past few weeks they've just been displaying 'SIGN UNDER TEST', but now they're showing 'NEW SCHOOL YEAR 01 SEP - ALLOW EXTRA JOURNEY TIME' or something to that effect. But hardly anyone uses these roads to...

I had the same results, literally a few metres from where I am - quite strange.

I've noticed Google Maps can now pinpoint your location right down to your street - by clicking the button below the direction control arrows in the corner. I'm sure I've heard before somewhere that it's something to do with IP Addresses?

I don't have the laptop back until tomorrow evening, so I can't check right now, but from looking at the internet, Sony laptops don't include this. I'd like to avoid this option if I can anyway, I'd like to keep the Sony Recovery Partition just in case. Usually F10 starts the recovery partition but...

Assuming you've exhausted the partitioning options on the XP disk, does the BIOS contain a low-level format option? Needless to say you will lose all data ever but it might do the trick (if take a very long time). I don't have the laptop back until tomorrow evening, so I can't check right now, but ...

I was resizing the partition of a friend's laptop, and it ran out of battery mid-way. (I know, stupid me.) I've tried using an XP disc (with the SATA drivers) and it can't see the hard drive or any partitions. Ubuntu throws up a bunch of errors when using the Live CD and when trying to install, and ...