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Thread ID: 127590 2012-11-01 22:14:00 Friday Giggle Geek4414 (12000) PC World Chat
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1310039 2012-11-04 00:58:00 And yet another thing Android copies from Apple
www.phonearena.com

You have to wonder about the intelligence of someone given the responsibility to field test a 'classified' device (irrespective of manufacturer), who then goes into a bar, presumably gets smashed and then leaves the valuable device behind - and with not even enough sense to go back the following day and ask if anyone handed it in.

The article says the person who lost the N4 got canned. Serves him/her right!! :)
johcar (6283)
1310040 2012-11-04 10:13:00 Apple re-sizes website so that the Samsung apology statement is out of clear view

www.reddit.com


Here's the code that is on the UK version of the site;

var HeroResize=AC.Class({initialize:function(b){this._ height=null;this._hero=$(b); AC.Object.synthesize(this);this.__boundResizeHero= this.resizeHero.bindAsEventListener(this); if(typeof window.ontouchstart==="undefined"){this.resizeHero();Event.observe(window,"resize",this.__boundResizeHero) }},setHeight:function(b){this._height=(b<0)?0:b;return this._height},resizeHero:function(){this.setHeight (parseInt(window.innerHeight||(window.document.doc umentElement.clientHeight||window.document.body.cl ientHeight),10)-310); this.hero().style.height=this.height()+"px"}});Event.onDOMReady(function(){var b=new HeroResize("billboard") });

It is there specifically to get the bottom 310px of the website out of view. Independent of screen resolution. This is blatantly just to get the statement out of view from most people.
Geek4414 (12000)
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