You did not hand over a photo, you handed over a photo album. People will assume that there are many baby photos in it so they are naturally going to browse.

This is like burning down a building to expose its poor fire safety

I rather they experiment with new styles and bring a unique experience to users. A cartoon would make it a kids movie and a live action film would just be like every other remake Hollywood produces.

An iPad app might be good for casual use, but it won't be used for serious content creation.

Doubling the DPI doesn't make sense on a laptop.

If the Android tablets can't match the iPad's $499 price point, there is no point in buying a more expensive one.

The iPhone nano seems like a big risk for Apple.

This is a not any step closer to a cure.

Bandwidth isn't free and their is a limited amount that can go around through the air. If everyone was using 20GB a month, the cell phone companies would have to build more towers and raise the price of the service.

@elenath: The purpose of the scan is to look for items that could be used in a terrorist attack. It isn't trivial. The TSA can't read your mind so they don't know that you aren't a terrorist.

It's just a stupid scan

I don't want every email message to contain a link to my facebook profile.

Cooking only saves you money if you don't value your time. I am not going to spend an hour cooking and cleaning just to save a couple of dollars.

Ultra portable laptops are always going to have compromises.

When was it a good thing that your food gets moldy?

Google just needs to revamp its own app store and it will prevent fragmentation.

The open Internet will always be king.

The private network is only going to work in niche applications.

@ZZZYZZZ: . This has nothing to do with what activity is more important. Currently the Internet favors the transfer of large files over applications that require low latency when there is network congestion. If I try to use Skype while my roommate downloads a torrent, my experience is completely destroyed. It is…

Net Neutrality is a stupid ideal.