Esquire used to be a decent magazine with actual good writing even as recently as the '90's, with the occasional celebrity piece.

@radinplaid: Yes?

I actually saw great starry skies during summer nights spent on the Greek islands.

Cabs use these now? I didn't notice it yesterday.

@darkly: It may be true, but that's an argument for what WP7 may be in a few years.

@Snow leopard: They are 'main stream' but still not the majority of phones out in use. Smart phones are the most profitable for carriers, but out in the wild represent a fraction of general cell phone use.

@morphoyle: The only way to do it is to make a data fee-optional device.

@topsully: LOL, speeding in New Mexico? Is that like smoking a joint in Amsterdam?

Gates got arrested in '77 ?

....or you can just use VLC. Works beautifully on both Windows and Mac.

3.7 Billion years? We may have evolved into Greek-God like Titans by then, so I'm sure we'll find an answer to time ending.

The commercials are kind of fun; I love the two hot chicks in the first one, especially the cute blond waiting in line with the sexy whistle.

I think what a LOT of people miss, as do many competitors of Apple is that what enables new i-Devices to hit the ground running right away, is Cupertino's secret sauce: iTunes.

I for one will gladly dance on Blockbuster's grave.

America says No Way to NBC, because the only thing it has worth watching is Sunday Night football.

More great movies please, Mr. Nolan. Thanks.

@EthanPeter: Because I couldn't resist:

The question is, can Dell manufacture something that doesn't suck and/or won't stop working due to using bottom of the barrel components?

From what I've learned, the keys to good writing are:

So what *is* the pricing? Do we know yet? And why is Samsung keeping the pricing for their tablet so under wraps?