In times of HD streaming: who the hell needs bluray?

... and that "kills" you?

Eh? No! When you switch off the sidebar and when you deactivate Ping in the Settings, then really NOTHING is left of Ping.

That is what the small triangle in the square on the bottom right of the iTunes window is for.

A really cool cover I have discovered last week is the Ozaki iCoat 0.4 Series, which is only 4g in weight and only 0,4mm thin. It fits PERFECTLY!! And is the only cover which fits into my car holder. GREAT!

Apart from knowing what gives mass mass... which is not an uninteresting question:

However well Siri performs now, it could serve as a model and demonstrator how we will communicate with our "digital assistants" in the (near?) future.

Well, you should read [gizmodo.com] . There are some true facts in there unfortunately.

Thanks for your insight.

Thanks for the pictures! Thumbs up!

Couldn't it be, that Siri is in "beta", because with all the MILLIONS, TRILLIONS, QUAZILLIONS of voice commands, it builds up its library and improves its service over time? Perfection is only possible AFTER many incorrect answers.

Ah, really. I might have figured that out before, I am German. But that name!!! Darmstadt might translate as "intestinal city". I truly think an Element should not have a name like this.

Darmstadtium?? Seriously?? Why is there no Berlinium or Munichium?

The only question is: who has front/back pockets which can accomodate SUCH A LARGE THING?

Well, the question is, if the Galaxy Note is a HUUUGE smartphone or a very small tablet. ;-)

No, I haven't given it to Omega service, just because everything is quite fine atm (the accuracy is OK). The watch is not yet that old, just about 6 or 7 years. Hell yes, a nice cleaning would be great however. Maybe a jeweler can do that too (cheaper). ;-D

Hehe, indeed we have "timepieces". Oh, yes, I also want to keep the Speedmaster really looong. A nice way to "get rid of it", however, would be if I could give it to a possible future son of mine, once he reaches his 18th birthday or something like that. ;-)

Another similarity to wine: "true" watches (e.g. Omegas) do not lose any value, they might even become more valuable over time. So that service was a good "investment" ;-D.

Quartz watches may be usable, but they will never be the high art of watch making. Just the same as water and a really good wine. You can drink both and both will quench your thirst, but you will only truly enjoy the wine.

If you pull them up from IE6>IE9, Internet Explorer seems to bei (and in fact is) a "new" browser anyway. So why not pushing them to Chrome when they have to do a transition anyway?