@zhinker: Trust me, it wasn't on purpose. I had a launch 2G so I would of had a 3GS right when it came out if all went well but no. 3 months before the 3Gs came out, my iPhone 2G fell in the snow in boston. So I got a 3G and they made me sign a 2 year contract extension which has gotten me to this debacle now. I know…

I know the 3G is considered a fossil now but Apple was selling this thing for $99 with a two-year contract as late as May 2010, as a budget phone when the 3Gs was the best phone Apple had at the time and they have stopped supporting it pretty much. Not only that but there are many out there, like me, who go their 3G a…

@MauricioHavok: Yes it did, but 802.11g came around and was backward compatible with 802.11b while 802.11a required different hardware altogether, so even with a G router, people with older laptops could still use them, not with a. The performance was about the same so obviously, g became the standard, until we got N…

@lanceseabourn1: Read the article

I'm still waiting for a harmony remote with a slide out qwerty keyboard. Logitech is king when it comes to universal remotes.

@Aquifel: I liked the N64 controller but just because it had so many great games that worked well with it. The Gamecube controller just had so many bad things about it, the shoulder buttons were springy, they weren't pressure sensitive, and they were slightly resistive. They ditched the awesome trigger Z button for a…

Looks great except for the WD MyBooks, those things are notorious for failing.

Back in the day I had a gamecube to ps2 controller port. Thing saved me having to play many great games with that awful uncomfortable gamecube controller

25MB?... that's just designed to overcharge people

@NeoTechni: If you have a mac, open up garageband, drag the song into garageband from itunes, loop part of the song, and import it to itunes as a ringtone. Simple, easy and free. If your on windows, IDK theres probably someway.

Garageband, Apple's own software, allows you to loop any part of song and Import to iTunes as a ringtone as an actual menu option, yet in the iTunes software would charge you a dollar to do this. It didn't really make to much sense other than to satisfy the phone companies.

@Paradox me: Never played that game but just looking at that gameplay made me want to go get it. Most Jedi like combat I've seen in a video game, even better than force uneleashed

More crap to bloat iTunes.

I want one but not if it only supports .mp4. For me buying anything Apple and video related is always a bummer because of the lack of codec support. Let me play .avi's Apple and I'll be happy

They could always put a 1.8 inch HDD in an iPod touch but they won't do that.

@Insecure Penguin: Bullshit, the US military on it's own used to be the most innovative force in the world. When they wanted to get something done, it got done. The Marshall plan rebuilt Europe on the coattails of American forces. Our defense budget even during the Cold War erra is nothing like it is now and it's…

@Insecure Penguin: I disagree, whenever you mix military interest with profit-driven corporate interests, the two become one in the same, and war and greed are bad enough by themselves let alone put together. You don't have to abandon private contracts completely, but letting HP run the ENTIRE Navy defense network is…

This is what happens when the military uses private contractors to do it's job whatever it may be. Once they bite they never let go.

@RecipeForHate: Why would support Blu-Ray when the iTunes stores is more or less a direct competitor?

@Les Mikesell: He's reffering to Netflix on demand, not the physical DVDs. Netflix has a great content library if you've never seen a movie before because they have many classics available to watch instantly. Problem is, most people have seen those movies and aren't interested in the other crap thats on there.