I cannot actually change my password; there is no option to do that (I have seen how you change a password on Gawker; and the option to do it just isn't there on my account)

@luiggiblade: That will all be sorted out soon; until then just sign in using your name as a user name on the usual Gawker page. (you have to request a password)

@Edd White: There was supposed to be an image... but y'know

B and S ... hmmm ... what could that mean?

It says ROFL above the sun!

Looks kind of Xboxy

Great article, glad I'm not the only one who thinks this.

@IndustrialJones: They simply couldn't cope with the demand; Apple struggles to meet demand on iPhone launch dates in June. Introduce a second highly desirable product and you have a recipe for disaster

@PacJack360: CANNOT REMOVE PACKAGE "US GOVERNMENT" DUE TO DEPENDENCIES FROM "CAPITALISM"

"we are concerned about the determination of some governments to censor and silence individuals, and to restrict the free flow of information."

@Ham_Sandwich: Haha - Penetration Test... thats what she did =P

If they are doing a DDOS attack through cell phones, won't they need to maintain power to keep the towers Broadcasting and maintain service on the phones for the attack to succeed?

If I had $62,000 the last thing I would want to buy would be a freaking dinosaur tooth iPhone case.

@coodgenducta: That is AWSOME!!!

@example69: Which it is how it should be. I am fed up with papers and TV news people bending the story. It's refreshing to see things posted in their raw form for the people to make of it what they want; not just be spoon fed other peoples opinions.

Just realized that this is from the Guardian... all information disregarded until it's verified by a good source.

I would never want one... it's depressing

@Gangoke: It's pretty awsome, I haven't had a chance to use it properly but the concept is great. You can drop all sorts of links and files into the wave and it will show up pretty much instantly

@Kirril: I swear they need to have wikileaks leak information about Assange; that way we'd get the truth not what the papers made up.

@SexeiAlexy: I can completely understand that, but I don't think Assange should have come to England in the first place, due to our history of brown nosing the US Government. He would have been much safer in France or Germany as they don't have the same urges to comply with everything the US Government says.