@Google: Privacy is Job 1: Many thanks. I got inside tips.

Iphone 5.

@Yahweh Took My Prepuce: Hey, indeed - actually also reminds me of unborn twins saying to each other in there...

@Channan: dude, I've been using the iCab browser with great success; a palliative, with the occasional hiccup (read random crash), but far better than the constant reload if you are reading multiple Safari tabs back and forth.

Epic!

@monkeybiziu: Dude, thanks, but you guessed my current situation already. Could I just have a one-in-all though?

Have Apple buy RIM and get ubber-presence Consumer & Business, and spare us from more RIM OS updates.

Fallout porn FTW

It's not speed, it's duration.

Waiting keenly!

Maybe this would also fit as an interesting side tidbit...

@bossmojoman: Right on, your wrap-up is totally in-line with what I think.

I don't like to tout CNET all that much, but then again, if you are not up to spending those 50 bucks...

@bossmojoman: Indeed man, I follow your point; many a thing is / would be useful for WebAdmins... but it does not mean that they would be acceptable to many. Look at those pesky FlashCookies for example...

Am I led to believe that Google is now to be tracking my mouse movements on screen? What's next, my face expression using the laptop webcam? Where the f*ck do I opt out???

This ending:

As an avid HP TC1100 user (back in 2004), I wonder how HP has not learned from experience yet.