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Whether you’re looking for a factual answer a theoretical one (the chicken or the egg comes to mind), or just advice, ask and answer questions up your alley on web site Fluther. Once you’ve joined, start personalizing your profile by adding areas you’re an expert in, hobbies and interests you enjoy, and places you’ve lived.

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Investment firm Allen & Co’s Sun Valley, Idaho media summit is a place for the world’s wealthiest and most influential decision-makers to chill out, enjoy a couple double Macallans on the rocks, and talk shop. It might even be a rare opportunity to escape to the comfort of a competitor’s product — a guilty pleasure you wouldn’t dream of indulging in more buttoned-up environments.

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By the time Sprint gets around to releasing the 9630 Tour with WiFi, due out sometime early next year, we think most everyone’ll have moved on to any one of the numerous BlackBerry devices likely to hit in the interim. What’s more important in this FierceWireless report is that Sprint’s requiring WiFi “in all its major devices going forward” — which should mean pretty much every smartphone that lands in its CDMA-loving mitts.

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We know you’ve got questions, and if you’re brave enough to ask the world for answers, here’s the outlet to do so.

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Believe it, vaquero — you just happened upon this week’s episode of Ask Engadget , the only time of the week where you get the opportunity to bestow your wealth of gadget knowledge onto a fellow reader in need. Given the open-mindedness of Niko here, we couldn’t help but pass on his inquiry: “What’s the best gaming laptop for under 1,500 bucks? I had my eye on the P7805u (Gateway), but it seems Best Buy has run out for the time being.

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We know you’re struggling to take it in, but you really have just stumbled upon this week’s episode of Ask Engadget . Fascinating, the timing, yeah? Now that you’re here, we’re going to ask you to stick around, answer Chris’ question below and then send in one of your own to ask at engadget dawt com .

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Are you ready for this? No, seriously — can you handle yet another episode of Ask Engadget ? Considering that our omnipresent intern bots are recording your head nodding up and down this very moment, we’ll just cut straight to Chad’s question: “After viewing the special edition bass for Rock Band: Beatles (and longing for a true lefty guitar), I noticed that no one has asked which aftermarket guitar for either (or both) game(s) works better than the standard — especially for those of us who play like Hendrix

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We had a lot of fun reminiscing about our first albums during our Listening Test week, so I thought I would play off of it and ask: what was the first gadget you ever bought? Keep in mind that we are talking about the first gadget you decided to buy with your own money.

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We had a lot of fun reminiscing about our first albums during our Listening Test week, so I thought I would play off of it and ask: what was the first gadget you ever bought?

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Late last week, the Internet phone service Skype announced that the UK carrier Three UK had become the first 3G carrier to embrace Skype and offer it freely without restriction.

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