Can someone show this to the guys over at Gizmodo? I think they'd be shocked to hear that so many people like the Note, as all I ever hear is them dissing it.

"It took me a minute to respond and I had to finagle the truth a little more to retain our friendship." And then I wrote a blog post about it on Lifehacker so he can know for a fact that I lied about it!

I'm not getting you down at all, am I?

Nope! Didn't you hear? They're starting to only make bullets out of Adimantium.

I heard theres a version you can inhale. And another that you can inject directly into your bloodstream!

I'm not sure what they're trying to say. Was the previous version of OSX so bad that everyone upgraded as soon as possible? Are the people who use Windows not willing to upgrade as quickly because their machines are capable enough for what they need to do, and they don't frivolously spend on what they don't need?

Can someone tell me why a month ago Giz hated pinterest, but now they seem to love it?

Wait, you can do that in word?!?! Man, I've just been using notepad to create these ASCII art fliers...

Mail Checker Plus for chrome. Nuff said.

No, Google should buy Republic Wireless. Different concept of a cell network that works really well with what Google wanted to do with phones from the start.

You forget, the crowd was stoned.

After all the stuff they got from AOL, will they just call IE 11 'Netscape'?

Because that's Google's job.

This.

Holy crap, I'm part of the generation that grew up with the Internet, had cell phones introduced into the hands of every kid while still in middle school, but I didn't grow up with tablets being the norm? I feel so old now. Thanks for making me realize this ''-.-

Sorry, I meant the Civil War. Marvel's Civil War. Small typo, my bad!

To be honest, its kinda buggy in chrome too.

Wait, the Titanic was real?! HOLY SHIT!

I got a 48 pack off amazon for like $8. Best deal I've ever gotten.

First of all, you think wolfram is always right? Usually, yes, but not always (especially when it comes to showing complete graphs that involve +- like this). You will also see farther down on the page in alternate representations: