Didn't the kid in 'Real Steel' have a pair of wireless ones on?

Seriously? $275?! I could use some Legos, some string and pull; or how about using Lego Mindstorms? Heck! If one is really creative, they could build some kind of monorail system.

Where the heck are the commas in the title?

Or if you got the cash, buy a Logitech Harmony remote.

It's called "Blackberry neck"... since 2010.

Been like that for years. Even on free phones.

My first Mac was an iBook G4, loved that polycarbonate body. I always wondered what the outcome would be if I was shot at.

Dang, and I watched this the night before his passing.

Wait, what? I'm on a FAN account, I call shenanigans!

Machu Picchu

As for using Google Voice, doesn't work overseas with a different SIM/mobile number. I've tried it while voyaging throughout South America. Google requires a north american number to be registered. You get a message stating; "International numbers are not supported as forwarding phones".

With a FAN (business) account, which I have. They allow you to add the feature and take it off any time.

Google Voice does not work overseas, unless you use a VPN on your smartphone or computer.

Machu Picchu

Actually, I've been to Machu Picchu in December of 2010. There is no signal even though operator, Claro, states there is coverage there. I did see Nextel working there.

^

Makes no sense, not even the 3G S had an "S" on the back. Actually the model isn't even displayed on the back, only the model number.

Apple started shipping out as of September 23rd, the iOS 5 GM to assemblers overseas.

The thing is, with 3rd party vendors or authorized dealers, if you cancel not only do you pay the ETF, but also a large sum of money to the 3rd party. In many cases, they'll have restrictions if you make any changes to your plan or penalties within the first year. That's why they offer you freebies or better subsidies…

So what happens when the servers to this service/site gets hacked?