The age old answer is that 'you won't, just by looking at their own phone, everybody else will know that theirs is better than yours as yours is the iPhone.'

I understand the simplicity of calling them Enron-esque, because of the Evil Corp logo.

In short, because people don’t like to use the gender neutral pronoun “it,” so they tend to use “he” instead. This doesn’t look like some nefarious plan to increase sales by making the raptors boys. It looks like lazy writing that’s evidence of some sexism, which Rob is blowing way out of proportion.

While I don’t deny that there’s a general problem with genderwashing toys for kids (No Gamora, No Black Widow etc), I don’t agree that this is necessarily part of that.
Isn’t it far more likely that the blurb for this toy was written by some harried copywriter who hadn’t been shown the film and wasn’t aware of the “All…

I’m down with every decade up to the Seventies.

Frankly, the premise of a self-taught witch romping around rural 40’s England, alternately fighting nazis and raising war orphans with the help of a TARDIS bed would be pretty freakin’ awesome.

Got the same shirt in Disney World. Only the artwork is on the front of the shirt.

Been playing for 2 years now and a lead in my area. This game is amazing, dynamic and continues to evolve. #GoEnlightened

How about “Rendering your users incapable of dealing with any other operating system”?

In the real world, opposition to gun control is blatant endorsement of senseless gun violence, whether Dillon Gee is aware of it or not.

I mean, an astrolabe is cool and all, but what I really want is Aughra’s orrery.

Yoda:

Using only three colors, Barclay has tried to make posters that are instantly identifiable

That was my initial thought as well.

I prefer:

acknowledging that the character eventually becomes a villain (and a cyborg incarnation of Superman):

Yeah seriously. Why would Apple making them make them any cuter? That just sounds like a typical Apple fanboy talking.

the fetishization of apple is starting to get weird.

It’s really all about ethics in metahuman journalism