Go to Apple > About This Mac > click on "System Report" > click on "Bluetooth" then look to the list on the right to see if Handoff is supported.

Someone had to say it but thankfully it's not a big deal that deserves a Newsweek cover with an editorial painting the video game industry as blurring color line society in a world rampant with fear of our first (but hopefully not last) Black POTUS.

I actually intended on buying this for the PS3 as one of my last games but now that it's getting a little facelift I'll be getting it for the PS4...that is once I actually get a PS4.

Just because you don't like the results doesn't make Kotaku bias toward any particular system. I know you're all butt hurt and all but it's a bit moronic to blame a site for being bias when the system (I assume) you're in love with takes up to 16 minutes to load a game while the other takes less than a minute.

Sorry, but your reasoning sounds more like an excuse and I have little doubt if PC games installed and were playable in 10 seconds you'd be ragging on the PS4 for taking 35 seconds.

Pause. Take a moment to read over that last paragraph. Kind of a mess, right? If ever a console needed a huge instruction manual loaded with flowcharts and button-maps, it's this one. The Xbox One may no longer require an internet connection or Kinect, but it damn near requires a butler or a tutor.

Awesome review! I had a smile on my face at the end of every sentence. And of course I would, I'm a rabid Apple fan and this is the kind of review that makes me smile ear-to-ear. But what I loved most was your refusal to allow the iPhone to be considered ho-hum. That because the iPhone doesn't float like Marty McFly's…

Good to know imagination is limited to whatever everyone else has done for years and years. By that logic Apple chose not to innovate by using different icons/colors for standard features so why should Samsung try any harder, right? I mean come on, why bother thinking of anything different when everyone's already done…

The novelty wore off after the 3rd song for me. Compared to Dance Central the game is a dud. I only saw about a dozen dance moves, the animation was stiff, the avatars look soulless, and the transitions between dance moves was horrible.

Maybe you should try playing them, then the fuss will be justified.

I think what's more telling here is that with all of Adobe's money, resources and years of R&D they couldn't get it work so yes, I agree, they're blaming Apple for what they couldn't do.

I take it you don't frequent Apple's movie trailer page. ALL the trailers have the Apple logo because it's on their site.

"For a normal consumer, Windows Phone 7.5 will feel polished and fun and shiny and useful and easy to use. It makes sense. At this point, it only needs a killer handset."

Both you and this article are forgetting about another important and new addition to the Apple ecosystem: iCloud.

Funny thing is I was just there a few weeks ago. It didn't occur to me then but the overall landscape of Turner's Station and most of Dundalk was pretty depressing. Only drove through old-town Dundalk but nothing, absolutely NOTHING looked different or upgraded. I even encountered the same bumps and lumps in the road…

I could only dream of the success Kevin's had but it's great to see a guy that grew up in my neighborhood and went to the same high school I attended make it this far.

I noticed that too. He looks about the same up until the '07 after he introduced the iPhone. Since then it's been a downhill slump. He looks like he's lost about 30 lbs. since then and even looks older.

Of course Jesus would promote this comment but if he thinks Lion is a cluster*** then I can't wait to hear wait to read a review of Win8.

I'm impressed but price is all that matters to me now. The 5 1/2-year old DualShock is still $50 and that ain't sportin' no 6.2 HD touch screen. If Nintendo prices this wannabe iPad with buttons for more than $75 they'll likely lose whatever fan base they have left and no amount of HD Zelda is going to convince…

I watched the video and while I was totally impressed with the "tablet side" it was just disheartening to see that the "real" Windows is alive and well living behind and likely powering the tablet interface. There's no spark or motivation to use the tablet interface if you're constantly going back and forth between…