Please show me any evidence that any significant percentage of tablet owners or soon-to-be owners want expandable storage.

This comment is strong in the force.

I'm not giving you advice, nor insulting your intelligence.

You really don't get it. I don't need the additional data storage. 99% of users don't need the additional data storage. Nobody needs it except a tiny minority of us tech geeks who care, and as I am telling you now some of us don't even need it or care.

All my friends tell me that corporations are controlling our lives while we waste away on Facebook and Twitter.

Well I have yet to find a video I can't stream to my Apple TV, and that includes random videos on random websites.

No I didn't pay the additional amount since 32GB covers what I need. If you are attempting to store all your music and all your videos and all that on one device you are doing it wrong. Keep that stuff in the cloud and access it when you need it.

Many of my friends use Android and have zero idea how to do anything like that.

Just like any new thing in language you cannot call it broken or wrong if people understand it and use it.

I am a savvy techie user and I have absolutely no problem with not having expandable storage on my iDevices.

The big difference between Apple and those other companies is their philosophy. It makes a big difference and it didn't die with Steve Jobs.

Same catalogue of apps? Are you joking?

How I love the F/A-18.

How is this any different than what profiles used to be?

But how is it any different than what existed previously in Facebook?

Your interpretation doesn't solve the paradox. If a constant speed is made up of an infinite number of time units and space units, it cannot exist. Therefore a constant speed must be made up of a distinct minimum unit per unit of time. 10 miles per hour, becomes 10 Gazillion Plancks per 10 Trillion Planck-seconds or…

The Higgs Boson. The theoretical particle which delivers mass information.

Freaking awesome. I just wish getting to Roosevelt Island was easier.

I'm not sure I understand your criticism.

On the phone the layout is essentially the same as before except with a bigger picture and more convenient links. Not sure how it is any more or less stalkery unless you are specifically choosing to scroll years back.