I used to get more dropped calls with my Moto Q on Verizon than I do now on my iPhone.

@pmbaustin: Its in the Google Mobile App. It was just updated and it has that feature.

@Orion126: I wonder how much they made in Ad revenue from the surge of visitors. I'm sure its more than $5000

@BeyondtheTech: Apple regularly adds carriers, they never have an event (Rest of World)

"Whatever you do, do not invite Gizmodo" - Steve Jobs to Verizon CEO

@Shivver: That doesn't help when most of the apps I have don't move to the SD card.

"Apple's refusal to offer anything resembling a traditional subscription service"

@MeanMF: The only part I really think is a rip off is the $400 activation fee.

@unsungfame: Nope, I have seen people get over 100Mbps in the US.

@MeanMF: You actually pay for OOL Ultra?

How about a USB flash drive pre loaded with KCNScrew?

@minibeardeath: There is still a lot of overhead. Like packaging, and other things they have to pay. (ie. Workers, rent, electric, shipping)

@Lizard_King: "this isnt just in suvs but in nearly every automobile you can not see the ground behind your car for quite a distance. "

@stevenyenzer: Its called the "University of Maryland"

@patranus: No, you can have a backup camera and no navi. Many cars have this option. Some standard.

@VirtualNinja: One example is small children which you cannot see with your mirrors.

"These rear-view cameras, already standard on many luxury cars"

@MacAttack: Is that using in-app purchase? No. That uses the billing infrastructure of the credit card company not Apples. Only purchase done through in-app purchase are subject to the 30%.

@Shivver: That would require them to redo their entire in-app purchase system and they will not do that.

@DrunkenOstrich: With some ATM machines the pin is entered directly on the touch screen so it's even better.