Looks like the MagSafe development office went all Scrooge with the neodymium...

Is it just me, or does that last kid not look that different (save from his soul seemingly having been devoured)?

Nope, you're dead on. Been doin' it for years...

No, it's just been Apple-ized. You know, making something that has existed for a while and really isn't that impressive a "brand new, never before seen" feature.

Wow, really?

Fragmentation? Was that the point? Because this isn't about fragmentation.

Is it really too much to ask that a product be supported longer than, what, 2 years?

I'm with you Hubbinzki. It sucks.

This is what happens when you equate basic education with being a "liberal elite". You see what's happening Republican politicians?! You are dumbing down your staff!

But, unless the baby is there, they are using a pump? Expressing sounds weirder to me.

Holy shit!! Really?! In any browser?

Is it me, or did 50% of this read like Mr. Biddle got dumped by his fiancee in the recent past??

Comic Sans line = priceless...

I have come to hate that fucking sound. Every email, every app notification, in annoying two part harmony, EVERY DAMN TIME.

Vector based instead of tile based maps could, in the long run at least, decrease the amount of data required to display the same information. Not in all cases, but in most, unless I'm mistaken about why it is preferred over tiles...

Except that leads to, after a while, a countless number of documents (using the WP example) on one page that you have to scroll through to find the one you wanted. That is my biggest annoyance with iOS. All my apps are just thrown out on the desktop, and before they offered that "grouping" thing it could span…

Actually, I think that quote, slightly modified, would have been better to use:

Agreed on all points! Apple being different for the sake of being different is a constant theme in their history. Sometimes it worked (white earbuds), but other times (and I'd argue these were greater in number) it didn't.

Very carefully...

Damnit, damnit. I do, too. Excuse me while I add it to the list...