If Amazon doesn't have a new Kindle with side buttons, I will be disappointed. It is so much more comfortable to turn a page with a button rather than a swipe on a touch screen.

They have it on their site but it doesn't show up on my smart tv application. So it's useless to me.

Sadly it isn't implemented at all on my TV

Disappointingly it doesn't appear on my TV app.

Great. Now if only Amazon decided to implement the world's simplest feature: a queue. Seriously, I would be so happy if I could save all these into a list like Netflix has and access it on my television. What's the problem Amazon?

I thought you commented that the rover couldn't take a picture of itself. I'm so confused...

Not really. You've never taken a picture of yourself with a camera on your own hand?

Me too. I really hope they add the light to the $79 Kindle. I tried the Kindle touch and found having to touch the screen to turn the page was a pain. It's not a big problem, but when I am reading a large book I want to be able to easily turn the page.

Why do they block out the rover in all these pictures? Is it classified? Are we really worried someone is going to steal the design or is there a more practical reason for it?

I like the idea but I keep thinking that it will be HEAVY with two screens. I tried using a tablet to read but the weight of them makes it hard to hold for long periods of time. The reason I love my current gen (soon to be last gen) Kindle is that it is incredibly light, so I can read for hours.

Apple releases one phone a year, so it's big news when they announce it. How many phones does Samsung release?

Yes, but you have to get a specific PSP with a specific firmware for that to work. This probably would work with the emulators already on the Google Play store.

I am more excited about the potential for emulation on this thing. Theoretically it should be able to play a variety of old school games including nes, genesis, snes and psx.

Good for them. This is a rather explicit apology rather than a crappy "I am sorry to those who were offended" which seems like a standard internet apology nowadays.

Retracted. I see your point now.

So based on the overhead shot he wasn't even remotely close to the finish line. He was just at the beginning of the final lap. In fact, this is usually how swimming works. The distance swimmers hang back until the end where they push it out. I'm actually surprised Phelps held onto the silver as he should have faded…

That was my thought too. Tolkien took years to refine and work on his mythology. Lucas pretty much strung the original Star Wars together as he was making it. Explaining the back story of a barely developed movie that was really more about the characters and technology was totally unnecessary.

I feel this way after finishing every Scalzi book

Agreed. I made the mistake of reading the first four chapters of Redshirts when they came out 2 months before the book. Needless to say I ended up rereading them when the full book came out anyways.

I loved Redshirts, but I am thrilled Scalzi is releasing another Old Man's War novel. This last book (well last two really) ended with a lot of possibilities for future books. Any word on what it's about or who the narrator is? I would love to have Zoe narrate another book.