"Essentially, if any group wants to conduct research on certain types of genes, they have to pay the patent holder to formally carry out the experiment"

My first thought was "Rambo, First Blood"

1 Minute stereo music at 44.1 kHz is roughly 10MB big.

You won't believe how many people use Facebook the way they use Myspace (adding everyone who sends them a friend invite).

"Dear @policia, Expect us. #Anonymous."

The only thing we can agree on is your lack of recognizing sarcasm. =D

With this attitude the only losers are the normal computer users. Soon you will have to use a cyberpass to be able to use a computer, and all your steps will be monitored.

"...people I've talked to say they don't look alike."

I'm not talking about their content. I just consider a rip-off, when a digital issue costs as much (or more) that a paper issue, although there are less costs involved.

I suggest you read the article and watch the video with a little bit more attention.

Funny you mentioned that, I just taught an Android users a couple weeks ago how to uninstall an application, and to stop background apps.

You will still getting ripped off, only difference is that FT keeps all the money for itself. They don't give a crap about the reader.

While I agree that Gizmodo tends to use sensational headlines for average news I don't think that this article is one of them.

Cameras don't filter IR light, the mechanisms could be triggered by the camera sensor. One way to circumvent it would be buying an IR filter and mount it in front of the lens.

It wasn't too long ago where an unlimited smart phone data plan was $20 (EDGE for iPhone). Now you get 2gB for $30.

If you have to make analogies, make sure they fit.

You missed the obvious, let me help you out.

Different blade lengths, and maybe the guy taking the picture is supposed to help him doing the job.

3 lumberjacks illegally on my tree? Sounds like an awesome target shooting for me. =D

Although Samsung's 2010 revenue was roughly $150bn (154 tri. won), the net profit was only $15bn (16 tri. won).