Look below the Blue chart - it explains Cell phones,

So what happens if they change the buildings address later...

Maybe they need line power for their systems? - Power before it is stepped down to 120/240?

This is a tech blog - semantics and technicalities are everything. The commenter's love to point out the smallest technicality.

There was a video that explained it in one of gizmodo's 1000 other articles - even though a full shutdown was initiated during the quake it can take weeks or months for the heat to reduce to negligible levels. Thats why continued cooling after a shutdown is absolutely necessary. I guess its not the fission that is…

Although its called the International Nuclear and Radiological Event Scale or the International Nuclear Event Scale it is always abbreviated INES not INRES

Have you been to New Orleans? - I still go with volunteers to continue to help with cleanup and rebuilding. The place is a mess - no where near what it used to be like, and certainly not at "relative normality"

@minjin: I usually don't like government interference in my life - so I would normally agree with you. But there are a few things I think government should be involved in - monopoly's - imagion if there were only one cellular provider for example.

I used greenpois0n to jailbreak and my ebook is crippled.

I tested your theory - it worked for me!

@With Au Jus Sauce: I don't see the glass as half full or half empty - I think the glass is twice as big as it needs to be...

@macd2dot0: By returning the mail to sender, you are increasing your carbon footprint, you are wasting even more of the post offices time, increasing costs for us, causing more resources to be consumed to return the mail to the sender, and in the end the mail still goes to the trash.

@JuanDoe: Actually a moon is the satellite of a planet - so if it revolved around us it would be a moon.

@mjqball: I was born in 84, so I don't have the memories you do, this was a truly tragic event that pulled the country together. You said there has never been a more sad day in history - but let us not forget 9/11, pearl harbor, or other tragic milestones in history.

@rock99rock: Thats why google offers Google 411 - to build up their speech recognition engine. If enough people with enough accents - and pronunciations use it they will have the ultimate speech to text conversion - and they can impress the world with stuff like what is shown in the article.

@James: Tethering would have allowed the same... we all know AT&T's response.

@isights: After all the hype - I don't think it is Verizon that would have egg on its face, they haven't said anything yet.

I wonder what the articles would be like tomorrow afternoon if the announcement isn't iPhone for Verizon...

@Wittyname: you still need to develop film to get a negative...