Cleavage is a very special thing. It's a shame that the "sword and cleavage" genre has gone by the wayside.

It could be awesome if we were talking Cronenberg. I'd imagine a scene where Jude Law and his male/female costar remove their little bubble outfits in one of the most infected areas and get into the moment, so to speak.

Is it exclusive? Last I heard, it had only been announced for Verizon. I've heard nothing about exclusivity. It could be that other carrier announcements are yet to come.

Oops, you beat me to it.

So when you say Crash, are we talking David Cronenberg or Paul Haggis? I ask, because these two possibilities give me very different impressions of what this movie is going to be about.

Just because Steve says that 7" tablets are a bad idea, doesn't make it so. IMHO, 7" is the perfect size, and I'm sure there are lots of folks out there who agree with me.

I have to admit, that OnLive support is pretty drool-worthy, and I'm into the idea of a stylus-based tablet, but I'm just not interested in an Android 2.* device. Sorry, HTC.

I think I want this... think. It was my top phone until the Atrix and its laptop dock came along, but after concluding that the dock+tethering is too expensive, I'm starting get into the Xperia Play again.

I didn't know there was anyone out there begging for an Independence Day sequel.

If only I had a shovel, with which to build my underground bunker... not to mention the willpower.

A few thoughts:

Well, a lot of congressional republicans want to gut the hell out of NASA now that they're working up budgets, so I wouldn't hold my breath.

Oh, this is interesting. Mr. Elop is the 7th largest individual Microsoft shareholder.

That looks like some fine, fine acting.

Holy sh... what the... *deep breath*. That was awesome. I would so pay to see this movie.

Well, if I am going to die prematurely, I can think of worse ways to go than being destroyed by an asteroid named after a system lord.

What a bizarre move. Two sinking ships getting together to patch a few holes. On top of that, this seems like such an American thing to do... as if the non-US, Symbian-using world is suddenly expected to get excited about Microsoft products. Is Microsoft even popular in Europe these days?

I don't know, but I bet it involves Counselor Troi.

I don't really play MMORPGs, but I have been somewhat tempted by this game. Is it worth the price of admission?

I hope you're willing to pay for my surgery, because my ass just totally fell off. You win six internets.