… To the bright side, that is! 
Lancia Beta Spyder
Lancia Gamma coupé
Sorry for the hiatus, but that was expected as I had End semesters, and they are still not over. But, since my last post, a lot (I mean, really, a lot) of stuff happened, that I am a bit giddy when I think over them.
Firstly, just had to say Top Gear 14×02 (and indeed TG 14×03) was brilliantly hilarious. My god, the slow motion, and the “saying Look out in reverse” stuff was classic Top Gear stuff. But, then again, this show is losing its focus, or so I thought!
Nope. It isn’t losing its focus, not even slightly. They know what they are on about. They know that they love cars, have a genuine passion for them. Initially, TG started out as a modest car show with three blokes talking about how to get reasonable deals for cars you will actually buy (remember the first series, ah! good ol’ days!). But then again, things change in life, people move on! As they say, change is the only constant of life! more…
The title is a tribute to the Dacia Sandero gag that James and Jeremy pulled in the Top Gear season 10 to 12. (Check it here, on Wikipedia)
So, this is it. The 14th season is a few hours away! Oh my god, oh my god! Can’t wait!
Young lads (and a couple of lasses, too), today, we faced the toughest of ‘em all. We faced Shanti! And in the process, we have been bruised and battered, badly. (Well, not all, but I have been. And since I have been, so has everybody, no questions asked.)
But, I tell you this, “This is only the beginning, Lads (and lasses, too)! We are only have way there, and there are plenty more to come. We faced the toughest today, we braced ourselves and dived into uncharted territories and yet, we are here, alive, to tell the tale to generations to come.” Hence, lads (oh yes, lasses too), I ask you to gear up, prepare for the worst (yes, worse than Shanti [Crowd goes: "Gasp! Oh my god!", I say: "Silence! I kill you! Silence! I kill you, too!"]) and lets fight against the mighty forces. For now, we have passed the dreaded time of the “rise of the circuits” and now we prepare for “Salvation”!
Common, lets unite, dissolve our differences and together, defeat the enemy.
This is John Connor, over and out.
Young lads (and a couple of lasses too), it is time for us, as students, to make a couple of sacrifices. For the judgment day is upon us, and we need to curtail our daily devotion to the sweet lord, the Internet, and instead channel our energies in resurrecting our waning glory. For it is time to right the wrongs, and change the course of our destiny, and in return that of the world. We are facing an armada full of wrath from our enemies, but even in the face of Armageddon, we shall not compromise. Men (and women, too), we must prepare like never before, to face this behemoth. It may be our last hope, it may be that we may not make it, but I ask you this “Had this been a movie, wouldn’t you believe that we shall make it?” And so, with such blithe optimism, let us go ahead to face this for the sixth time. Ladies and gentleman, tomorrow is the 6th E slot mini quiz.
This is John Connor, over and out!
Well, this is one side of me that never got revealed on this blog until recently, when I posted an article regarding how to install Hackintosh. I am a sort of Gadget freak.
I spent endless hours on the internet, on blogs like Gizmodo, LifeHacker, GSMArena, MobileCrunch, TechCrunch, Engadget and similar other websites. I passionately follow articles, reviews and discussions related to iPhone/iPod Touch, Android, Palm Pre, etc.
And now, finally, I decided to start blogging about this, myself.
Unfortunately, one can’t expect my reviews to be original, as I don’t do gadget testing myself. I am not well established to approach anyone to lend me a smartphone so that I can review it. Hence, I will mostly derive the reviews from other sources (with the link to the original). But what I will do on my own is to opine, regarding various discussions, like the one we are about to have, in this article.
Let’s Start!
The Motorola DROID Vs. iPhone 3GS
Firstly, a comment on the name, which definitely sounds like a derivative from Android (originated in the 1970s, according to the Oxford Dictionary!). Tell me which review gives you info like this!
Okay, Now that we cleared that up, lets get to the things that matter.
Wat’s Been Said