no- commitment unlocked iPhone 5s aren't available yet.

Because there was time left on the clock. Don't compare having the ball and making a last second effort that someone would catch your pass, even if the clock already hit 0 to attempting to strip the ball to fight to gain possession, all before it hits 0, all to just attempt another play,

Same contact points to support backwards compatibility. A cd looks like a DVD, but doesn't work like one.

Who outside of the rest of non-American world pays for SIM cards? Find a corporate store or call

This has something to do with a defensive play why?

It could happen, but don't compare this to other situations when it doesn't apply. In the college game, the play lasted mere seconds, which could've lapsed in the Bucs-Giants game. It worked because they had time.

Troy game had a minute on the clock... NYG had a few seconds... Even if it worked, they would've won the ball for nothing.

Can it shoot two in a row?

UICC-F is the standard for LTE. You can find out if your UCCID has a 25 as the 9th and 10th digits

Selling your spot in line would make sense if... There weren't already people with preorders

Again, does not define a patent troll. I also said manufacturing, not creating

Because a 11% pc market share, 31% phone market, 64% tablet share.... Is really a monopoly

iPhones have apple logos? Is that what's under those cases?

WebOS is the better OS, just saying. Wait... It's not being made anymore? Well, then Windows is the better OS

It's an ad. It's supposed to show biased comparisons, you know, to try and compete

I wouldn't exactly say blow out of the water.

I understand the reason why.

Because apple isn't manufacturing the very patents that they're suing over...?

You know what works better? Going to the store, playing with phones, and taking home the one you like best. If it doesn't work out, use your return period and try again

Still doesn't answer why worry about android fragmentation on a non android branded phone. Also, I thought thought they were the "open handset" alliance