I'm pretty sure Google TV will support Netflix, Hulu, and more.

More like invisible stink...

The phenomenon is known as spatial aliasing.

@A.Jaswal: I think Apple's whole point was the density of pixels, not the resolution.

@comrade_leviathan: In any case, this was a brilliant post. I gave a hearty chuckle.

Guest illustrators are my newest favorite feature of Gizmodo! A hearty welcome to Chuck Anderson!

Curbing government spending at this point in time is a good thing in my opinion.

@rafflesia: It's bad enough that I wouldn't want my boss walking by right when I opened it.

@william7: Exactly. This post needs to be tagged #nsfw !

Why the crap is this showing up under /t/not:nsfw? I don't want this stuff showing up when I specifically am trying to filter out nsfw!

I think the one thing that is different about Android vs. iPhone compared to Windows vs. Mac is the fact that iPhone has a leg up in app numbers and app quality. It might not stay that way forever, but I don't think Macs ever really had a leg up in the application department like iPhone does now.

...or don't get a secret second marriage to begin with.

I can't wait to try Kinnect sometime! I thought the Wii had a pretty original idea and good execution, but Microsoft has definately one-upped the Wii with this one (unlike the new PS3 motion control in my opinion).

This would almost make me scared to carry my phone. People already want to steal my iPhone as it is.

@admoseremic: I tried to stick in a picture of Radeon's mascot, but I guess it needs approval?

Sex sells.

@SEDAGIVE?!: I would suggest adding more garlic to your diet.

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: That's the beauty of crowd bombing though, methane gas is completely anonymous! Especially if you're on the move.

Flatulence is a less flattering, but nonetheless effective approach.

@afex505: The moment you put Google's logo on your phone you are an "Android" device in the mind of the average, non-super-techie consumer. Google's brand image is more powerful than Moto or even HTC. Google (from a purely marketing standpoint) is one of the only companies out there who can go toe to toe with Apple…