News Flash: New phones will continue to become more precise and highly engineered.

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I ditched cable a few months ago for an Apple TV with XBMC. Additionally, I turned an old computer into a media server with Couchpotato and Sickbeard. I have never looked back. It's amazing.

Please submit Youtube video's trying this method.

There's a market for this in pets but seriously, someone needs to bridge the gap for cost and range. In rural areas, being able to avoid a subscription but ping a tag on a dog that's a 1/2 mile away would be fantastic and worth $129.99.

Yes. Aluminum back scratches and scuffs easily. Glass never scuffed. Get a case... fast.

Or perhaps could it be the aluminum back? Scuff-Gate. Glass doesn't scuff, it scratches. Aluminum scuffs to hell.

I could see them incorporating the same technology as google wallet. But.. Google E-Wallet. Thus, it's as secure but would be a credit card inventory of passwords.

I'm a strong proponent of solar being a complimentary electrical resource, not a primary. This is sad how much land was used to develop this. To me, that's not responsible leadership. I agree with everyone thus far saying these should be on rooftops, parking lot roofs, etc. The should reduce the overall load of a…

Yes. Exactly.

We (my two year old) eats pancakes almost daily. Make an impression? Add...

Kyle... "Engineered for maximum funness" and "The best thing to happen to Iphone since Iphone"? ... They need to fire whoever is coming up with this stuff.

Nope. Next up, the Iphone will have slide and tilt keyboards. ... This little protrusion is a step in the wrong direction of design.

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Keurig sampler box anybody?

I really want to understand what's going on there. These ejections are a-typical of what an explosion looks like in hollywood and it amazes me how large this is. Explosion seems to be an understatement of what 'that' is.

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I worked in kitchen design. Most every major magazine, manufacturer, etc does this.

I for one am glad. Steve Jobs... RIP friend. Thank you for your brilliance.

Short answer... $20,000 camera budget per employee.