$500,000 is the value of the jewels meaning the thieves won't see nearly that much when they try to hock the goods. Seems like an awful small payoff for such a large and elaborate heist.

Yeah it is odd that they would spend this kind of money and not develop an infrastructure for it... It wouldn't be that costly to put in a waste water treatment plant. Especially since they are building the whole city from the ground up.

This isn't in Dubai... it's in Azerbaijan... which for all I know could have a similar sewage issue but who knows.

No we do not.

It's only 2x the resolution. I agree that the screen on the iPad 2 is great already though, but I think the increase in resolution will be beneficial like it was when the iPhone doubled it's resolution.

Call the utility company and tell them to turn them on... The same way the rest of us do it.

You can't get Directv? Or Dish?

If you look at some of the past comments about 20 people thought of it before you...

I don't disagree that he might have switched them at some point, but in the beginning of the video it is definitely a real phone.

He moves the home screens of the HTC in the very beginning.

This isn't bungee jumping... That looks like regular rope and something far more stupid.

Don't guess the other readers got your Area 51 joke.

I won't even watch the video because I'm not interested, but spelling haters like 'h8ters' is very tweenish and actually takes effort to use the '8' instead of the 'a'. This isn't a text message and you aren't a teenage girl.

The PN64D7000 can be purchased on Amazon for $2080.41. That blu ray player and 2 pairs of glasses isn't worth $500.

There was just an article on here explaining why they don't use American manufacturing, and it had little to do with costs.

I work at a Veterans Hospital and we don't have wifi. Drives me freaking crazy. I would say that I am in the minority though and most people do have wifi at work.

From my experience they should be hand washed. If you put them in the washing machine they tend to collect lint and fuzz from other items in the wash that may ruin the rag.

The ignition point of wood is typically over 400 degrees Fahrenheit depending on the wood. Your computer doesn't get that hot.