That's "[G]od's chosen substance." with a big G. Don't use it if you don't use it correctly.

Grumble grumble is all I hear...

Grumble grumble is all I hear...

I'm not necessarily disagreeing with your original comment either. What might end up pushing this over the edge is if they start censoring the Android Market (user related content and not just developer content). But it certainly seems to have been a bait and switch.

Here's a quote from this Businessweek story that John Gruber linked to (link at bottom):

Here's a quote from this story...

Well, the robots will just step in and say "...well THAT's your problem" then—after they kill all of us—we won't have that pesky "overpopulation" problem.

People don't know any better. They think everything is optimized for everything. Apparently Asus thinks this as well.

It makes sense why they're doing this. The problem is artificial Intelligence is INTELLIGENCE. If you're stronger and millions of times smarter than humans yet humans use you for their dirty work wouldn't YOUR intelligence say to kill them all? One of the only ways humans learn not to kill each other is by learning as…

Not sure. Which one do you think will give you more viruses? ;)

Android : Cheap Whore :: iOS : Wealthy Monogamist

You know what my main issue with these new pc products lately? The NAMES. Iconia? WTF? Samsung has just came up with the best name they could (series 9) but all their other schlock is name stuff like QX410-J01. Toshiba tries to have slick names but they end up being things like Qosmio.

I'm actually really disappointed about this. My iPhone 3Gs contract is ending around June and I was looking forward to updating my (severely) aging hardware. I really hope this is a joke.

Maybe an improved glass forumula?

I used to have one of those. LMAO!

Holy crap. It's like a disease on a petri dish that exploded around the 19th century. It can only get worse too. Maybe humanity is a disease on the planet.

AT&T-Mo....as long as you keep that hot chick from the commercials I'll be okay.

Well...at least T-Mobile has the iPhone like it's been begging for in those rip-off commercials.

The difference is on an iPhone you can scroll and browse while a website is still loading images whereas that doesn't work so good on an Android device (i.e. jittery, unresponsive). I never wait for a site to finish loading on my iPhone to start browsing. Most of the time I'm trying to read an article and the text is…

Never had an issue with my TWC WiFi. I think it deals more with the router you get (I have a Belkin N+). Also, while the internet isn't the fastest on the planet, it does fantastically for home use; websites load fast and upload/download speeds are more than adequate.