"Google has finally taken the lid off"....? While my Google Play accont (formerly Android Market) says "Installed" (uh? when?), but on the official page drive.google.com says "Your Google Drive is not ready yet". "The lid" seems not to be completely "off".

Anti-case, mainly because it is equivalent to buying something beautiful and hiding it to protect it, but also because the heat issue.

Looking "bad" or "ridiculous" is of course relative to what are everyone else wearing.

This article reminded me to turn push notification (I have just upgraded my phone's OS and the default is push turned off)

Maybe something like a magnetic thimble? It would "interface" with the fingertip nerves and would have no problem with MRI (or surgery, of course)

Hurry up.

The original article is in spanish, and in spanish the name of the country is "Argelia". Similar to "Alemania" = "Germany" (Deutschland) or "La Habana" = "Havana". There are parts of the world that are not english speaking.

The original article is in spanish, and in spanish the name of the country is "Argelia" ("Tusinia", on the other hand, does not exist).

So... it doesn't have ventilation holes, but draws air in thru holes in the front. How are those holes called then?

I believe your statement "The farther from the sun they travel, the faster they will go, as the sun's gravity will affect them exponentially less and less" is incorrect.

I believe your statement "The farther from the sun they travel, the faster they will go, as the sun's gravity will affect them exponentially less and less" is incorrect.

I second.

Good one

I'm willing to give it a D-I-Y try. Instructables?

I think it should be shot into space IF the cable were to snap close to the ground, but if it snaps higher up there would be two pieces left: the upper one being shot into space and the lower one falling back to the ground.

SIX DAYS? Crybabies! I have been TWENTY EIGHT DAYS with nothing more than muzak and tech support zombies from my ISP (socialist CANTV in Venezuela).

I built a "lamp" using a 15Kohm resistor, a diode, and a very dim blue LED peeking from a common AC power plug, and keep it plugged in at all times (it draws less than 1mA) pointing from above to the wc.

I think we have to thank wikipedia's blackout, wich made the public aware of the issue. Before that it was mostly only us tech types.