well that is good news...I guess what I was saying is just because its possible doesn't mean it will happen. However, based on that, it looks like we're in good shape

ahh I get it now. Good one

I'm pretty sure the availability of ESPN3 (much like HBO Go) is based on you having ESPN already as part of a cable subscription for most ISPs, but since they're partnered with comcast (or, excuse me, "xfinity"), comcast offers it with all their internet packages

can't wait until FiOS gets to my area. Im on fiber from comcast right now, paying for 10 but getting 24, but it'd be nice to double that speed yet again. Especially with an upload that delicious (I get 4)

Here's my comcast speed. In my area, comcast is fiber. Our cable guy told us lots of people who are on fiber aren't getting the optimum speed, because it uses a new technology that the modem that they currently have doesn't support. So we went to best buy and got the newest modems for comcast (also grabbed the top of…

but sometimes, this is not possible. Gizmodo can't fly out to china to just verify a fact: they rely on sources such as the one they used to be correct. Its the kind of publication they trust to have checked the facts for them. Now, wether the claim boding made is true or not, I don't know. If it is, then Gizmodo…

+1 for some classic sarcasm there

every iPhone except the iPhone 4 has had a chrome border around the screen...

everything they wrote is based on an article from foreignpolicy.com...so if you're gonna get down on someone for not doing their research, it should be them

yes, but how many are real?

"Cue all the CrApple fanbois wetting their pants over this newest iToy in 3...2...1..."

but to get the same capabilities, you also need a 3DS for portable games, so if the Wii U is $350, the total package will come in at only $20 less than the PS3 package, and with the PS3 having superior games for the most part (because with the 3DS, nintendo has shown that they're much more interested in re-releasing…

will be able to and will are 2 different things

or your ps3 is direct wired to your router (which is N)

throw in the cost of a 3DS before comparing prices then, because you'd need that as well to have all the same capabilities the PSVita/PS3 setup will have, and you still won't be able to play your Wii titles from anywhere you have internet like the PSVita will allow you to do

difference being, they did each of those things better than nintendo did (yes, move is not as much of a hit, but it has better "hardcore" titles such as killzone 3, and from a technical standpoint, it is more accurate. Not to mention the camera expands its capabilities beyond that of the wii a bit).

many (arguably most) people who are gonna get a PSVita already have a PS3...so they get the Vita for $250 and can do the same thing as the Wii U's primary feature is (which WILL cost more than $250), not to mention that you can take the controller anywhere, use it to play games from your PS3 anywhere, and play…

the people who actually care about gaming enough to use macs for it (because they still want to game, even though they didn't buy a gaming laptop), know how to find cracks to make using a DVD not necessary

I would imagine so, just because if they were gonna put out double power at double the price, they could probably do that right now

not really. Android leaves whole apps open, iOS just runs necessary processes in the background, and saves states instead of running full apps