I feel like this article helps also reiterate the need for two-factor authentication.

Better yet, just go to that country. When everyone speaks Chinese and you're hungry after a 12 hour flight, you learn to ask for food pretty quick.

I agree. I wonder if there could be a separate commenting system for High Five articles?

Vote: iProcrastinate

If they really want my $15 watch, they can just ask for it.

I agree. Sorry, but I'm not going to play farmville, cityville, or anything else that just puts a dozen tracking cookies in my browser. And it's a pain to consistently have to go and say "no" to a dozen new apps.

I'd like to be able to customize things a bit more. Sorry, but the blue and white scheme Facebook's got gets really old. I know I can use add ons like Stylish, but I'd like the ability to do it through FB, not some add on.

And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why I stick with SMS.

Gotta get them pageviews somehow.... :D

Darn. Could you send it to those who sign up for the beta via email? I never use Twitter...

Quick question. Aside from the "Ask questions" bit, how accurate do you think the rest of the article was?

Here's an idea to try: When you pull into, or pass, a gas station, find some way of monitoring if today is a good day to buy gas. Is the price of gas expected to rise within the next three days? Is it expected to fall?

Vote: Pandora, because duh.

So... add a keylogger to my browser? No thanks...

Here's what I'm wondering. Will this work internationally, without spiking any fees? If it's all web based, theoretically, your phone could be in one state, and you, another, and have all the functionality of your phone on your computer.

The iOS app tends to crash on launch for me. I'm running a jailbroken iPod Touch with iOS 4.2.1 on it. Anyone else have similar issues?

Well, themes, for starters. You can customize everything from your app's appearances to your splash screen and everything in between. There's good apps, such as Terminals that allow you to take full control of the content on your device, and there's loads of free games and emulators.

You, sir, are a savior. Thanks!

My dad worked at the Post office for 30 years. When he was in high school, he wanted to be an engineer. I wouldn't consider his career "doing what he loved".

These kind of things always make me wonder... what happened to the last guy?