That's not very fair. Fox News probably has a functional commenting system.

They should apply this to people too. Search for an ex's page, have other ex's show up in the results. Search for a person you de-friended, have other people you de-friended around the same time show up.

I think the true "answer" involves a balance, not a scale.

That sounds pretty useful. Is there an equivalent for vets? Our local vet seems to grab a random high number when it comes to billing...

You can load users' configurations to iPads (I assume there's an Android equivalent as well) - I haven't had a chance (or need) to play with it yet. Depending on how fast it is, this could let you change to another configuration for sharing with another person.

I could see a couple reasons:

New Balance makes the minimus line in at least one tasteful color (white). That's probably what I'll go to when my current pair wear out.

Aren't these against building codes? Something about low and high voltage in the same box?

It's what, $4/month for PandoraOne? So $16 would get you through November and into the clear, sounds like a bargain to me.

I really hope it's for notifications (as well as payments, etc.).

Apps (in the normal sense) aren't the answer. There could be Comedy Central, hulu+, and iTunes apps all showing some of the same episodes of The Daily Show. Which one should users choose? It would be much more convenient to choose The Daily Show from a list of shows and have it stream from the best available source…

I might not do this with my (future) kids, but will certainly do it with annoying house guests.

Correction - AT&T's site says this includes using your phone as a mobile hotspot. That's huge. How'd you miss that Giz?

Sounds like a deal to me.

I remember trying to find the games folder before I could read. I would get right up to the monitor to see if the folder icons showed what was inside only to find out they were all identical.

Are there specific sites you like to check out to see cool advances in tech (eg. kickstarter)?

I thought the same thing, although after re-reading, it seems he could have said McDonald's two more times (to replace "McDonand's").

I hadn't heard of those mutewatches before, but they look pretty slick. Thanks Woz!