Less complicated than TCP/IP protocols? How is that so? Those are standardized protocols that have a predictable pattern of use.

The right picture. The back portion has a bit of "Panamera" styling. Ugh.

Data overhead has little to do with programming, and more to do with server infrastructure.

Completely agree.

POTUS = President Of The United States.

Guys, nobody has thought of inductive charging for phones...first. It's been around long before all of these phones. It was only a matter of time before manufacturers start implementing them into gadgets. That's how technology works.

Nobody is saying this is ugly, just because of the bezel. There are many more contributing factors.

You're an idiot if you even think for a second that this would prevent hacking.

I'll just leave this here.

Sony? Really? Tell us how gamers wanted the Vita so badly it sold enough to bring Sony out of the red.

I was seriously considering an Elise for several months, but determined I wasn't at the point where I wanted the responsibility of owning $40K supercar just yet.

Just want to say that the front license plate on that 458 is fugly.

Not true. I've been in a Delorean parked right next to another car and the door goes pretty much straight up. I think it requires less clearance than your standard swing-out doors.

Yep. And that is the exact reason why I don't trust Yelp.

rofl. Please give us some examples of this 85-90%...

The colors remind me of the Google Nexus packaging:

Uhh, the one on the Atrix is just an actual finger print scanner.

It's funny how things can be frozen, and preserved. Then thawed out and continue to rot.

Tell us how Foxconn doesn't manufacturer the "alternative" products you buy instead of Apple. You sir are misinformed.

Such originality.