Have to know? Where is that law?

Not too long ago Obama would have been considered a Republican, and Republicans would have been considered insane.

On the contrary I am actually more fiscally conservative than most of the liberals I know in New York.

No, you're brain is just low-resolution.

Right, something 99% of people are unwilling to do.

Do you know how many of those companies are not actually in Delaware? Heck, many of the startups in the building I work are Delaware corporations, they still make more money for New York.

I say keep the form-factor the same size, but increase the screen size to 4". I think someone demonstrated that this was possible on the iPhone 4's body by reducing the border around the screen.

Not to a resolution that makes sense. The iPad had its resolution doubled, meaning all existing iPad apps could be double-pixeled without any difficulty.

Gizmodo is pro good gadgets. Apple just happens to make a lot of good products.

Don't forget that your attitude about this is not shared by the majority.

Haha, I always find myself in the awkward position of defending both Apple and Google.

The more Stargate and Battlestar results Google gives me, the better. I WANT Google to know more about me, it means I have to deal with less irrelevant crap.

You seriously think that reducing taxes and regulations would magically make states successful and wealthy? Sure some would, at the expense and suffering of their citizens as the corporations completely take advantage of them. Oh no, but the free market would prevent them! Except that has been repeatedly demonstrated…

Exactly. Tech-blogs love to blow things way out of proportion relative to what most people actually care or think about.

I'm sorry, just because this was on NPR does not mean it is an issue most people care or even know about. It is primarily discussed in the echo-chamber of the tech blogs amongst people who understand the terminology and issues at hand, many of whom are far more careful with their data than most people would care to…

It might sound theoretically good to have such things determined on a state-by-state basis, but in reality it would never work. You still have taxes being shared amongst the states (which in most cases is successful liberal states along the coasts funding poor conservative states in Middle-America) which would turn…

Well then you are calling 99% of drivers "rather stupid".

And when that corporation is educating your children and have a virtual monopoly over your area and provide no cheaper alternative?

Well they have destroyed plenty of families overseas. Have you seen the numbers of innocent Iraqis killed by American weapons?

Apple is perceived that way by a vocal but tiny minority found in the echo-chamber of tech blogs. In reality the vast majority of consumers don't give a shit or think about it twice.