@doggdiggity: No, I don't pay for the 3G hotspot service, but I do subscribe to a separate mobile data plan for $60, 5 GB/mo, and two unlimited data plans on two smartphones.

@lostarchitect:

@Marvin Barnes' Time Machine: It's not just that there are "shady" things going on, but that now sites like this promote ANYONE releasing information for the sake of releasing information.

On the "open" platform, the Droid does platform, I think this is about as closed a thing that they could do, short of disabling 3rd part application installs.

@trashk: Yesh, but the point of it is that they put bad software on it, and then made it extremely difficult to remove.

@WingedGenius: Launcher Pro is one of the best apps available. It should be used on any older Android phone, as it drastically speeds up the launcher and app scrolling, as well as providing great customization.

Guess who doesn't have the clearance to release classified memos? A Private First Class. Why on earth did this kid think he was saving the world?

Very interesting, but how big of an object must that be to create such a large vapor trail?

So what? It's only a few years before we tax them out of existence.

This is the same group of people that protest the funerals of fallen Soldiers. Not that long ago, they made the trip to Colorado to protest the funeral of a young guy that was killed in Iraq.

@CarbonatedWater: Probably an unnecessary comment as many Christians would never think of doing anything like this. Or protesting the funerals of Soldiers, like this church has in the past.

Not trusting my life to a robotic helicopter. Surveillance is one thing.

@szrimaging: If the headline says Apple, it is automatically popular. They'd be crazy not to publish this stuff, although IMHO I'm not sure I would consider it news.

Wait, how is it supposed to counter the rotation of the blades?

If this is what we know about, imagine what we don't know about.

He draws. Why is an expert on the iPad?

@PierceTheVin: Yeah, and where was that map when you signed up for service?

@maythetechbewithyou: It would work if most customers were smart enough to demand it. And it's not like Google really tried all that hard

@Slinkytech: $1 Redboxes are cheap and everywhere. Netflix puts it in your mailbox or streams it on the cheap. Blockbuster charges $4.99 for newbies and you incur late fees If you get lazy and don't bring it back in time. This isn't rocket science. They had an antiquated and expensive way of doing things and…