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@j14: Looking at a wine list, pulling out a smartphone or other personal wireless Internet device, typing the name of the wine, waiting for search results, digging through said results, and so on is neither faster nor easier than simply tapping to access information that is linked directly from a wine list that is…
Is it really appropriate for Gizmodo to be linking directly to another site's downloads?
FaceTime may not be suitable for every desired use, but that is is no reason to not have it for when it is suitable.
@F00fybunny: So you would prefer for 100% of your screen to display content incorrectly? 100% wrong is not better.
[www.aspectratiopolice.com] forwards to [www.aspectratiopolice.com] so maybe someone needs to call the URL police on this guy.
@That70sDude: Yes, it makes perfect sense. 1280 x 720 is the resolution of the wide-screen 720p HDTV standard, which is far more widely supported than 1440 x 1080. 1440 x 1080 is less than the full 1920 x 1080 of the wide-screen 1080p standard; 1440 x 1080 is a 4:3 abomination.
@Jay_Simmons: That's funny, but the truth might be even worse if Netflix offers high-quality video at full-width resolutions for iPhone 4 and iPad.
@MyDarkPassenger: It's the same with AT&T's iPhone plans, AT&T's 3G service isn't always available here in Silicon Valley, and AT&T's 3G service feels slow even when it is available (compared to home or business Internet connections regardless of how it compares to other wireless services), so I end up using WiFi…
@Kaiser-Machead: Not if you rob a store while posting a comment from an iPhone via the store's own WiFi. #crime
@Jim Topoleski: It isn't a "1.1 error"; 1.1 corresponds to the version of HTTP.
@Software_Goddess: That should be mandatory for one cigarette out of every pack.
@dingus: Bah dum dum!
It's nice to have different options, but to be clear about it, Firefox does ship with tab-recovery standard and accessible with either a single click (on the "History" menu and through its "Recently Closed Tabs" submenu, which doesn't seem like the deep dive the article seemed to indicate) or a keyboard shortcut as…
Thanks for all the great work, Gina. I look forward to seeing your weekly features.