This takes the crane game to a whole new level.

Not as bad as the woman who pepper sprayed some teenagers at my local Walmart (and its one of the better Walmart's too...) [latimesblogs.latimes.com]

The honey badger don't give a shit about the snake. The honey badger don't give a shit about anybody. It just takes what it wants.

Look, as long as it has nothing to do with a united Korea, Kim Jung Il, or anything else I saw in Homefront (the video game), then its OK to me.

+1. There's a reason why you have a star.

...what?

Damn, OK. Thanks for that! I hope it drops soon for my LG... :-)

She could have just gone on the Maury show.

That food looks delicious.

I'm happy that it's coming out for WP7 today, but I can't find it anywhere on the Marketplace... Am I missing some specific time it's supposed to be out by?

I know I shouldn't be laughing at this, but your comment seriously made me crack up. +1 to you sir!

"tip of your finger"

this thread has taught me that internet comments are serious business.

Psh. This is boring. Now, give me two iPads, and the ability to play Angry Birds where I can shoot from one iPad and watch pigs turn into clouds of smoke on the other, then we'll talk.

HTC calls their quick battery drain a feature. It comes on every new HTC phone!

You could just go as a pad.

I never thought of the power coming from the mobile device. Haha, I guess you do learn something every day!

You're absolutely right, but I was thinking that this could be used a bit differently than the way you mentioned. Take, for example, a major grocery store chain that utilizes handheld scanners which work via access points within the store to be able to communicate with a centralized server in the back of the store. …

83 percent of all statistics are made up on the spot.

I could see a lot of uses where businesses in larger buildings begin to use these instead of a bunch of access points everywhere.