@AnneV6: My first thought was Steve Jobs sending out a message sent from his iPhone saying that the incident is a problem that isn't really a problem and all phones have that problem that is not a problem.

This is one of those times I wish I didn't visit Giz today.

@midnightz: It is this comment that should signal to all that MJ and this meme should both be allowed to rest in peace.

@eiyaya: It was Michael himself that started this trend. He never let his nose rest in peace. This kind of behavior should be expected.

See, this is one of those contradictory things in life.

@Unholy_Hero: If the wind blows the wrong way for two seconds, this guy will be donating blood the hard way.

@kitsuneconundrum: I believe there is an Admiral that would beg to differ.

@Kamenwati: By his overall tone, do you think he cares? Does he care that fibres and fibers are both correct spelling?

@szrimaging: I have too which makes it all the more confusing.

Forget the is-it-or-is-it-not BlackBerry device that we all hope doesn't have that weird press-down screen.

@mtfmuffins: I always approve of this course of action.

@aNak: Not everyone can be versed in everything - especially a sector where innovation happens quicker than you change your underwear.

@Segador: That's the first thought that came to my mind.

@williamgarzon: You know, a very warm geographically-challenged place awaits you...

@cec: The failure in this country has already happened to them so they are already fighting an uphill battle.

@cec: I honestly thought you were over-stating some truths about what the situation is with Microsoft.

@cec: "First half of 2011 does not (necessarily) mean June."

@cec: Then I must be losing my mind because it all looked accurate to me.

@Sporkotica: M$ is a common jab at MS. Nothing he said was incorrect or over the top.

Color me disappointed.