Most likely Polygon / The Verge.

I do not think so. But I think if you correct them by tapping on words with the blue squiggly underline (it offers alternatives to what it think you said), then I believe those are 'saved' and learned from.

Hmm... leave it to me to assume this was common knowledge.

I feel like a lot of the "hate" stems from iTunes' baggage and less with how it performs lately.

No. I actually like iTunes a lot. Latest update is a major improvement in terms of speed. And on OSX, I've never had a problem. I use it to stream all of my movies and TV shows to my AppleTV and iOS devices (no syncing required), and I use iTunes Match to get playlists and music synced (automagically).

My job bought Design Premium CS3 suite when it was new for ~$1,600... They've slightly changed the available suites, but it's pretty much the same now.

Which CS4/5 suite?

I prefer the words more...

It's not far off...

I've also heard a drop of bleach works well.

There are audio and video drivers in receivers that are usually better than the ones included in a TV. Multiple input types (HDMI, Toslink, Component, Composite, etc) with multiple audio types, I'd rather let my Receiver handle the processing rather than pipe it all through one cable. With any good receiver, you can…

They are basically the PlayStation developer. They've been there since the beginning, and it's great they are getting the recognition they deserve for being so damn good.

This is better than I was looking for. I was considering folders in my dock (like the Downloads - groups like 'MS Office' or 'Creative Suite' organized to a single icon), but I like this better.

General > Restrictions > scroll down to "Allowed Content", the last two items are what you'd be looking for.

Since iOS 5 (http://www.pocketgamer.co.uk/feature.asp?t=how_to&c=34233) , and still in iOS6 (which your Mini came with). So that covers more than 80% of iOS devices now.

Except in the parental controls / restrictions you can change that to require a password immediately.

I'm sorry, but ignorance is not a defense here. As a parent, its your job to research the things you are giving your kid. The options to restrict access to the internet, disable removing/installing apps, and disable in-app purchases, are not secretly spread throughout the settings of your phone. Understanding how to…

The grace period does not extend to IAP after downloading the game. You have to re-enter the password to make in-app purchases, and then there is a prompt after to confirm the amount.

But, if you look at the original 360, it had no HDMI, no 1080p, no optical audio, no Wifi (never mind Blu-ray or 3D), even the "pro" version didn't get HDMI for nearly two years. If you take a launch PS3 and a launch 360 and consider them as part of your entertainment center today, the PS3 holds up as being more…

One thing that comes up every now and again in my brain (sort of like when have to start breathing manually) is that the iPhone came out in 2007... The G1 not too long after that...