Look, I understand that I am not entitled to new and fascinating products all the time. The iPhone 4 was fantastic, and still is. What's shameful is that a company with as many resources as Apple can let as much time pass as it has between the iPhone 4 and what is looking to be the iPhone 4S and let as much as it…

Though the graphics may look different depending on which platform it's played on, the voice chat was found to be the same across all:

It's worse on Gizmodo, but as this is the internet, it appears here as well.

I miss the old Kiran, the one that wasn't so stuck-up.

Cue "I don't use Google+ anymore" comments

The dam thing is just holding back the forces that nature intended.

I see no category for "family", which is about the only group I ever try to hide statuses from. Can't be having them mixing in with the other groups all willy-nilly now can I?

Looks like some cheap toy commissioned by Lego.

Just saying.

I thought the initial conjecture was that you would use iTunes match and "bet on" the music being in the iTunes library for you to—and here's the key—"match" it. On that note, the article says it could be a "song you made yourself". I doubt that song you made yourself would be in the iTunes library.

There's a point where it's too thin to hold comfortably. When I got the iPhone 4, my first impression was that it was a fair bit more uncomfortable to hold than the iPhones that preceded it. If they're going to go any thinner, the ball is in their park to figure out some innovative way to make it comfortable to hold…

Well, that's one way to make your mark in the board game industry.

Terrific argument.

Your third argument is hardly valid. Using multiple digital distribution platforms is a whole different beast compared to watching a film produced by a different studio. We're talking storage space, memory usage, organization, etc, when it comes to using digital distribution platforms. Talking about a studio,…

This is not a bad idea at all.

It seems they have discoverd how to up their game.

I'm not sure if you're familiar with software, but it is very possible to manage large amounts of data with a small amount of memory. It's all about how you manage it.

A couple truths:

I'm curious who this jailbreak even applies to. What person would update to 4.3.4 and still wants to jailbreak?

And it was at this point that you had no good explanation for stirring up arguments. Saying no one is forced to take part in them is not justification for a negatively slanted comment in an area that is clearly controversial in articles that make no call for such conversation. You are just makin' shit up.