Or, people could just move to higher ground. Seems a lot simpler to me.

Rock out with you Spock out!

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: Best. Movie. Ever.

@Deikun: Yes you do. It's the coolest piece of tech I have ever owned.

@senorbelly: What do the "do"? They ooze coolness. That's what they do.

@senorbelly: LOVE the group photo with the shades.

@jon39: Beautiful.

That's a handsome phone.

@Stephen Rice: If you can't understand the difference between not being able to control if an asteroid hits you, and the free will and intelligence to stand at least 100 feet back from race vehicles...

@DogRidingRodeoMonkey: You don't slap 13-month olds.

@R.b.3: I have no idea who those commenters are, and I know what a lot of y'all look like.

@shooter: I'd settle for an IQ test.

@Edd White: I'm not talking about a Snake game app for a 2006 Razr. I'm talking about a fully developed, vibrant app marketplace like Apple has with over 200,000 apps or Android with over 100,000 apps. That's where the consumer marketplace is now. BB needs to update their OS to embrace this consumer mentality and…

This launch was aimed at the consumer market, not the enterprise market. And so far, it's failing. Why?

@Stephen Rice: I can't control whether an asteroid hits the earth, or if Sol goes nova.

She's gaga over Apple.

My coworker was supposed to be on that flight, but on Sunday he changed his departure to 72 hours later because the equipment we shipped ahead of him had been delayed. Spooky.

Consumers want phones with access to a large app marketplace. The Blackberry OS just isn't that.

The little girl with the Roxy Ocean shirt isn't so sure...

The great thing about digital hoarding is there's always a bigger hard drive capacity available, and the physical dimensions of the drives don't get any bigger. Win!