"given that the two providers directly compete in the lucrative NYC area"

I don't understand how this can affect the supply of iPads? I don't see any connection unless the current factory is ceasing production.

Chances are the same factory also makes parts for other devices and has nothing to do with Apple at all, but of course the media doesn't actually cover that part. (Talking about Reuters not Giz)

Someone from Gizmodo still had to click buttons to republish it.

Works in everything but IE.

Better dual core processor? Bluetooth 4.0? CDMA/GSM World phone?

Partially incorrect, you can delete photos from PhotoStream individually too.

I found out about this not to long ago, the only way I found it was when I got my firesale TouchPad and installed the Facebook app. It showed me I had a message from an editor from the local newspaper trying to do a story about one of the apps I had developed in High School. Good thing he send the message only 2 days…

" one over here in the west or mountains, to work near our time zone, and one in the Eastern or Central time zone"

Okay, so you are going to be experiencing all 4 seasons. Most of these comments are giving you advice for the dead of winter (December through about early March) when the temperature is 30-40℉ (It is currently 37℉ in New York)

I am currently going throughmy freshman year as a CS major. (I did take the AP Comp Sci exam so I am in a class with sophomores and juniors)

When are you planning on going and for how long?

It has for me and I am on AT&T.

This has been there since I believe iOS 3 if not then definitely iOS 4. It hasn't really changed much. But that's why I have group messaging on, I can easily see a group message and who it's coming from.

It was mentioned on their new page, fly.twitter.com

No, this installs an iOS configuration profile that adds a web clip to your home screen. The home screen icon is linked to a certain URL. For example the bluetooth one is prefs:root=General&path=Bluetooth

To anyone who is iffy on installing profiles to your phone, I checked this one out and it is safe. It does what it says it does and doesn't transmit any data back to their servers.

"I've owned many a cat in my time, and while some of them do shed like hell, and while that hair does have a propensity to attach itself to computers, I'm not aware of any thermal properties that would destroy a computer—especially given the tame amount HP photographed on Chris' circuitry."

Damn that thing is good.

HDR Fusion is not Free and Fruit Ninja is not $0.10 #corrections