WTH. That might have been a new species indeed (and good going on freeing them after the photoshoot).

Huh. He doesn't look ANYTHING like Emilio Estevez.

How could you leave out BiteSMS?

One of these? [www.google.com.ph]

I hearted you for that, FYI ;)

Yeh, that's what keeps it from being perfect. Oh, Admiral Ackbar, you were right...

It's not perfect, but [blog.gizmodo.com]

No giant garden shears? Or a scythe?

Cool, thanks for the explanation. I nearly split my gut laughing.

Hearted.

Apologies on the offense; it's just a pet peeve for me when people call out the professionalism of others (their journalism) based on small things.

XP? How come? Hmm, maybe the i does make a difference. My unit comes with Windows 7 and no corporate bloatware, so it's a joy to use.

That's the intended audience.

So, majority wins? Doesn't seem right, especially if you've got nonstandard interests (or a fixation on a particular brand).

That would tie in with the rumor (couple of months old, I think) that RIM was developed software for iOS.

I have the same (office-issued) unit, or at least if the i at the end doesn't change anything.

You do realize that there are some people who want books that aren't legally free, right? People who want the new titles and who are willing to pay for them?

So, when is Giz supposed to post it? Only when it's significant? But significant is relative. Specific to this case, some people want to hear the latest about Apple, including rumors of upcoming products. Naturally, if said rumors are later proven false/inaccurate, they'd want to know about them too.

You seem to have completely missed mine.

Significant is such a relative term, no? I might not care where you are or what you're doing, but your parents/significant other might. Just something to think about.