I wouldn't say they're pulling an Apple. I'd say this is just the new normal in the smartphone industry. The technology has matured to the point where there isn't a whole lot more that can be done each year aside from incremental improvements.

Which features, though? None of the above features are remotely enticing to me. They sound irritating and I would probably disable them instantly. The only significant feature disparities at this point are caused by differing philosophies. You'll never see an open OS on iPhone, you'll never see file management or…

"It's got a real hip look and feel to it." Oy.

"Wouldn't it be really great if we chose a keynote speaker with a tenuous grasp on English?"

This is bizarre and slightly embarrassing.

Also, terrible music.

Show is late starting. This would never have happened if Steve Jobs was still alive. Wait, never mind.

The first season was incredible. It did go downhill a bit after that.

I think Sarah Silverman's public persona is merely a character she plays, and the character itself is the joke. Yes, the Sarah Silverman persona is a bit like a 14-year-old boy, but there seems to be a lot of self-awareness underneath, which is why (for me) she's actually funny – unlike most 14-year-old boys.

If Mars had life at some point, maybe there's fossil fuel to be discovered beneath the surface. The Tar Sands of Mars? How much would it cost to build an interplanetary Keystone pipeline?

I've always wondered what the climate of a terraformed Mars might look like. It's so far from the sun - wouldn't it be pretty cold, even with a thicker atmosphere?