The only reason people play this is because of hype by blogs like Gizmodo (love you still). The game is not that great.

@Malthian: I see everything you did there.

@iWilliam: That would be so awesome. I'm sure it's possible.

@mylescox: Hell YES. I want to port this to my CR-48.

@clickmyface: Tighter control would pretty much automatically enforce stricter standards. Either way Microsoft would catch flack from devs for doing so.

There's no straightforward consensus. From the comments exactly half believe it's ugly and cluttered, and half believe it's pretty and useful. There's really no telling until it's in your hands.

90% of all Windows crashes are from third-party drivers, not Windows code. The burden really is on third party coders to ensure a smooth program experience, and this has been the case with every new version of any OS. We'll see what happens.

@liverstealerJobs: Wut?

@knightvash: Toyota and Lexus do indeed feature screen locks on navigation controls when the car isn't engaged in "P."

The Chrome browser only just recently creeped up on %10 of the market. Not to mention that there aren't even any Chrome OS devices out for sale yet.

@KyleUndefined: $699 Buy it now price means a profit of... $699 for the seller. Pretty awesome for him, though I thought that Google was having eBay remove all CR-48 auctions? I guess not anymore.

@thenewperson is finally nominal: I don't care about giving them page views. I'm not that spiteful. I simply expressed my disdain for these types of articles. That IS allowed, you know?

@thenewperson is finally nominal: ...and?

I. Can't. Stand. This. Post.

@syncrety: It's such an obvious move, which is why I believe they wont do it.

@v5point0: I like this.

2010 was definitely me sitting on pins-and-needles for Gran Turismo 5.

@Captain Picard: So, Chrome OS or Windows 7?

It Is The Inevitable.

@Populoner: I have to give mine a good wipe-down at the end of the day, everyday.