I don't know about iphone but Time Magazine picked OnLive Desktop as their app of the year.

I saw this when it was announced. It's a prop replica, you're not even supposed to stand on it. Although according to the original video it does float a bit and will glide on air by itself, similar to a hovercraft or the puck on an air hockey table. Of course you probably broke it by jumping on it.

Yay!

What would apple do if they couldn't rip off everyone else in the industry?

My friend's girlfriend asked us who Steve Jobs was... While sitting there with a macbook on her lap! Though we did find out later that she only had a mac because her work gave it to her.

I wasn't really amused either. If they aren't even putting two different coffees in there, what's the point in a challenge?

Don't let that melt, please!

Next he can invent a device to play with his kids for him.

Why would it only be compatible with 7" tablets? I've been using it on my 10" Xoom for like a year.

I knew it was behind the Android version but it couldn't handle styles before?

How do you buy a $590m yacht with $550m?

I don't understand. Game controllers are horrible for FPS games. This just sounds backwards.

Or at least grab a guy from there to come over and explain how it works to them.

Calling it an ipad and console in one isn't very encouraging.

Just like the article on Cult of Mac assumed that Microsoft sold zero Surfaces on Black Friday.

The thing is, those never had the option of going online so they never had updates for the games or system that you downloaded. System updates could perhaps be installed via USB, but games weren't designed for that.

The big problem with this is. What if you already wear glasses? It seems that Glass can be worn comfortably even with regular glasses.

Well, you can watch the episodes on YouTube every Friday now.

90% green screen and almost all done in LightWave 3D too.

This is why Google Glass will be good.