Sigh... too much about stocks to explain to you.

If you're measuring your drinks in college, you're doing it wrong.

To be clear, you're saying it's pratical for a user to navigate the road using the icon from the map application instead of the actual application? Who would possibly do that.

It's not in consumers hands. Just developers... for .... testing.....

What? The iphone 4s is and has always been called the iphone 4s. I don't understand why peoploe insist on calling it the iphone 5. Then they come on here and comment "but there's already an iphone 5" everytime there's an article about the new iphone.

Is that really a feature in android / windows? I can't imagine myself ever using it.

They said iPhone 5, not the 5th iPhone. A pretty big difference. The iphone 4s was released last year.

I don't think "as part of a partnership with Microsoft, students gets iPhones" is a great PR move for Microsoft.

LOL... what's your point. Apple is obviously doing fine.

No one is saying "the 5th iphone" we're saying "the iphone 5" which is the most likely name that apple will call it. 4 came after 4gs. 5 after 4s.

But following their convention, 5 will be next. 4 came after 3gs.

Being tech savvy, shouldn't you realize that an ISP email doesn't last forever. What happens when you or whoever pays that bill switches providers you're SOL.

Uh.... you have the best iphone battery I've ever heard of. The rest of us are charging daily, if not 2 times a day.

Uh... get friends that aren't asses. How often are people taking pictures while your phone is locked?

Right... I think the article covered that.

I want to know more about mail VIP. Is this a way to say "only alert me about emails from [x]"? That is the one thing that my BB did better. I don't need a notification for each of the 80 emails I get for work from 2am-8am. I do need to know if something failed and be woken up for that.

Right now the facebook app is really slow. I thought it was my phone, but plenty of other iphone users seem to be experiencing the same slowness.

Thanks for the manual. I'll check it out when I get home today. The temp down button doesn't work most of the time on my current one, so I've been looking to replace anyway. Now I had a good excuse.

I know nothing about this kind of stuff. I looked up Filtrete. It says I need a "g" wire to use wifi on this. Any idea if that is something standard I'll already have. I don't want to have to hire someone to run wires.

If that guy were on my couch, I would have a hard time staying productive.