It doesn't change my point at all.

'If you don't have an iPhone 4, then you can't save your child.' Will be the next advert in the series.

Well it's nice to know that we're not in debt any more and the government has money to throw around.

Yeah but often these guys forget to put the B and A buttons on.

Cut all the fucking wires?

I know that. They had a paid application that was getting them less than $30/day pre-tax, if they'd put ads on and used this opportunity to boost their exposure they could be raking it in.

And if you'd put apps in your app you'd be making profit from those 100,000 downloads. You got a handful a day before that and obviously by the amount of downloads, there was interest in your app, but people weren't wanting to pay for it.

This a great post Whitson, very well organized and informative: thanks!

It's so that cashiers have to open the till and put the money in, as people always need change. That way they can't pocket the money, which they could do if the item was $10 instead of 9.99, because everyone has $10 bills.

I'm just saying for what you get, and from a company as big as Apple, it's expensive.

'Welcome to the internet. Can I get you a drink?'

With DropBox, though, it's compatible with everything. iCloud only works with Apple products, which you've already paid for.

When you can buy a 2TB drive for £60 these seem incredibly steep.

But then why have it on the front page as an option?

Yup, exactly the problem I'm having!

Anyone having problems with logging in with a MobileMe account?

This is the most ridiculous post I've ever seen on Gizmodo, and that's saying something.

It's truly magical. It's going to revolutionise the marketplace. And bam, it's done. Isn't that awesome, guys?

No, there's a difference between always having the two connected and having the two in the same item. Like I keep my phone and wallet in my jacket and it's unlikely I'll leave both at a table, but with this the chances are much higher.

Good advice. At the end of the day it's probably better to have a job and then later get a higher salary than going in with a high number and not getting the job at all.