Can I just say before people start replying to me that I've misinterpreted the article or read it wrong or whatever, that the author has edited the article since. Effectively I was reading a different version of the article, a version that implied something else. Whoever fixed it has now made me look like a plonker.…

What I quoted was there when I quoted it. It seems it has been edited to now be:
"In other words: they said pretty much nothing."

I didn't. What I quoted was there when I quoted it. It seems it has been edited to now be:
"In other words: they said pretty much nothing."

"In other words: nothing"

Exactly what I thought. A few more insults & the classic "I'm out." That speaks for itself really.

I don't care about iTunes, stop talking about iTunes.

Make it stop!

What have I done...

Apple gave us aluminium but Orée is giving me wood.

What are you talking about? If you had read my comment I'm talking generally, I don't even once mention Apple. Take your childish OS battle somewhere else, damn sad troll.

The correct spelling is Barack. However you spelt it 'Barrack.'

Of COURSE technology bloggers work in fashion. Technology these days is as much as fashion accessory as a T-shirt. Why do you think on nearly any technology blog or review site they review a product not only based on its performance, but its design? People care about aesthetics. Read ANY article/review on Gizmodo and…

Please, tell me which famous blog/paper/news outlet is not sensationalistic? Then realise you don't have an answer. Then realise that you've been here years yet you've never left. Then realise how 'sensationalistic' appeals to the masses. Then realise how much of a hypocrite you are. Then leave.

He's a technology journalist. There's your answer. A technology journalist writes their personal, educated opinion on technology for a living.

I think you could do better as a counter debate than "That's your opinion." I mean of course it is, that's kind of stating the obvious.

Is Barrack a cuter version of Barack?

I'm saying devices from one ecosystem (Apple, Windows, Google) more than often work better with products from the same platform as opposed to across platforms. Examples:

Instead of attempting an intellectual counter argument you choose to compare me to monkeys & parrots?

Much like the 'Showcase Your Workflow' feature on here, I think this is a great idea. A more broad 'Showcase Your Tech' would be awesome. So this would include a summarisation of what tech category so & so is in and their apps, gear and workflows they go through.

In fact it'd be sweet to see 'The Home Theater Man' or…

It makes sense to buy into an ecosystem, thanks to the ease into which the devices speak to each other. Any tech enthusiast knows this as common knowledge. If you can't understand this then you have some learning to do.