Yes but maybe there is room for one phone on the market for those of us who are 6+ feet tall and have large hands. Further more if you don't like don't buy it. If you don't like it write critical review. Don't tell me I am an idiot for liking the damn thing and that I am ruining it for everyone. Maybe I should…

You can't just tell people they are wrong for liking something. I remember when the content on Gizmodo used to be insightful and didn't make me feel like I missed the tech bus. Congratulations Sam your arrogance is costing you a reader. I just finished deleting the feed from Google Reader.

I was shocked when I sat down to fix my mother-in-law's pc. She is admittedly not computer literate. She had firefox installed but mainly uses Chrome. I think she is a nerd at heart and I should have expected this. This is after all the lady with 25000+ piece lego collection sorted by shape, size, colour with minifigs…

This is hardly an obsolete or archaic receipt printer. It appears to be an EPSON TM88t (not sure which revision). That printer is among the most common receipt printers in the world and is still manufactured to this day.

I hear man but if you really want to limit the loss of life I would suggest supporting the full scale withdrawal of US forces. You will find very few service men and women are killed while in the US.

Yeah but nothing beats a contact print for sharpness and detail.

By "specially designed" shipping container I assume you mean a shipping container that conforms to some metric system of measurement. Come on America metricate already and maybe the rest of the world will like you a little more (PS you guys could use that these days)

Listen dog you're gonna tell me how Timmy got into that well!

I used to work for Apple doing technical support and these articles happen all the time. Whoever leaked that is going to be out of a job real quick.

Most of the removable Apple batteries are warrantied for up to 300 charge cycles. The newer non user serviceable are 500, 700, or a 1000 on the newer models depending on the size of the computer.