That's the one I got! I don't know why Gizmodo was dogging on its touchpad, that thing is the best I've touched [albeit that's not too many]. I guess since it's a non-Apple touchpad it's their job to hate it.

I haven't yet, only had it about 2 weeks though.

I'm glad my Asus Zenbook Prime made the list =)

I don't use Facebook, but my wife does. Why not instead of SPEED, they focus on STABILITY?!? Even on my GS3, the only time the phone freezes/hangs/hiccups is when she's borrowing it and trying to do stuff on Facebook, including their mobile site [since I banned her installing the app on my phone].

My point is his comparison makes Rovio sound like some guy that codes in his free time or something.

I think the point was that Gizmodo is NOT a news site.

They didn't make this big business decision because they're "bitter."

Cue all the raging photography nerds

Hey man, if "product design specialists" (or what-the-fuck-ever) want to feel special, let them have their post.

Try throwing it around a bit. It builds up Kinetic Energy. ENERGY.

That soldering was messy, and easy. Not much skill whatsoever. The skillful solder connections are much smaller and closer to other joints.

Maybe I'm blind? idk

Yeah, still all white background. Which one specifically has a non-white background that isn't part of the emoji?

I certainly don't see it. I see white in the background throughout the image ... even behind the very red areas.

Well, this is awkward.

No, that's just crazy. We're in danger of crazy religious people affecting decisions in government, one way or another.

Haven't you noticed we're already all out of money? Check it: http://www.brillig.com/debt_clock/

This "is a tech news place"? That's a bit ambiguous. I'd understand your concern if this were a Tech NEWS Site, but it's really not. It's a Tech BLOG, which means it can pretty much do what it wants.

I guess it won't apply to me, since (1) I have good 4G signal everywhere I go, (2) we pay for unlimited text + data, and (3) my wife and I don't text often in "real-time" . . . it's more like a "Check this when you get a break from work." We're never really apart when we're not working. I see your points, though,…

I'll see you in another month!