Someone attempted to become Sephiroth and failed apparently.. ^_^;

I did say eventually, not that I'm realistically hoping (or expecting for that matter) for it but it would be nice. I did however know there were more than 30 games, that was sarcasm on my point in regards to the person above. However many games that use OpenGL could be ported over, DirectX applications would need a…

It's because the smartphone is continuously connected to Google's C2DM servers that facilitate push messaging and notifications. (Or Apple Push if it's an iPhone.)

30 games? Are you mad? LOL With Steam getting native Linux support, it's going to be more like the entire Steam library eventually. Valve will take the initial plunge and I think after that developers will follow suit. All it takes is time. It most likely will indeed have software support and a lot of it.

Really wish Gizmodo still had that love button xD That made my afternoon.

Is there a Like button on Gizmodo still? Because that was great xD

There's Prey for Android. They just started allowing the free version to toggle it from the website so you don't need to send an SMS message.

I have to say that I too am looking forward to Steam for Linux. I however do wish you better luck in the future with Windows 8.

They do tell you it though. It's right at the top of the page when you visit the registration page. It even says $2.99/month extra.

Technically, you need to be rooted for this as well...

I do agree, the SSD problem is a show-stopper that needs addressed. But we still have 25 days before the release. There could be updates still.

The same argument could've been said when Windows 95 or NT4 came out which caused a major shift away from the traditional UI of NT3.51 or Windows 3.11. Besides, Windows 8 has a tutorial telling you how to make use of the start screen in a very non-confusing way right when you start the computer for the first time…

It's not largely cosmetic. There are a number of improvements in the core that speed up both boot and shutdown (Hybrid Shutdown). On the enterprise side, they also included a system quite like the Windows Home Server drive expansion feature (I believe it's called Storage Spaces in Windows Server 2012). Not to mention…

The only reason you were stuck with Consumer Preview was because you either A) Didn't make a system image that would allow you to restore Windows 7 (which was recommended by microsoft so you COULD go back to Win7) or B) Installed it as your primary OS, which could've been prevented simply by resizing your main…

At least their knockoffs make for great mobile games with amazing graphics :3

It does when they submit their site to "Internet Archive."

Ah ok.

Technically, Google ceased to be a "search company" the day they introduced GMail, GTalk, and the rest of their new services. Sure, the search engine will continue to be their biggest part, but it is no longer the only thing that defines them.

You can use Microsoft Virtual Wi-Fi and Internet Connection Sharing to create a real infrastructure network instead of just an ad-hoc though.

besides the "why would I want an iPhone, ITZ NOT RooTABLE DUMMY" statement, I agree. But the iPhone is indeed rootable, it's called Jailbreaking.