Not geocities.yahoo.com?

Hang on a minute... are you saying Digitimes might be right this time? I need to add their Twitter feed immediately...

If they're copying OS X, then yes. OS X works like this. 10.y.z, where "y" is a major release (like Lion, Leopard, Snow Leopard etc) and "z" is a point release for patches, new drivers and sometimes new features. Y costs you, z is always free.

How are 3D buildings helpful when you want to know how long it will take you to drive to a destination and how to get there?

Agreed on Tom Tom. Traffic avoidance actually works (Garmin usually takes me INTO jams). Honestly, rating such practical apps on how easily they find the nearest shitty food joint, and if you can 'pinch to zoom' seems a little immature.

I am pretty surprised you trashed Tom Tom for the same reasons you might trash an app you use in your living room. Maybe I've just been lucky, or have low expectations, but I went from my Garmin 1040t (or something) to Tom Tom on iPhone 5, and it's night and day. The traffic updates are really good (Garmin's barely…

Looks like this thing earned an extra half-star over night. It was two when I read the article at 11:00pm, now it's two and a half. By the end of the week, this will be device of the decade.

I think the review reflects the way many MS users will view the device. Ballmer and crew have derided the limitations of the iPad, but are now discovering that the balance between building something simple and easy to use, and falling back on what you know best, is a tricky business.

Interesting? It's been coming since 2008.

If someone made that comment about an Apple product, for example the MacBook Pro or iPhone, the comment would be derided. It might be objectively true, but it's perceived as being entirely subjective.

And was your MBA worth the money you paid for? The answer you're looking for is "no".

You know when you watch films like The Bourne Identity, and they're able to tap into any phone instantly and keep the movie plot going. Hands up if you think that's just something people make up when writing spy thrillers... OK, one, two, three and a couple at the back, OK five of you. Now, hands up if you don't have…

Here's another training manual.

#hashtagsareridiculous

I'm struggling with the 'cool' part. It still has two oddly placed track pad buttons, it's still covered in stupid stickers, it's still black, which hasn't been cool since 1991, and it's still plastic.

I am not even sure what my security questions with Apple tech support would even be, and if I have even set them up. I also have at least two ways of signing into my iCloud account - using the Apple ID I use for buying iTunes items, and also my @me account which I use for syncing my iDevices. I think Apple needs to…

Reading the comments on his blog made me want to resign from the human race.

@dylanspronck: Sony has always sold hardware at a profit, so has Nintendo for that matter.

The other thing Steam gets so right is that once you purchase a game on it, you can play it on an many machines as you like - even a Mac and a PC with a single purchase.

I really hope they don't pay for for these moronic posts.