@hal9000mx: Your awesome screen name is poorly served by your terrible grammar.

@Software_Goddess: It's all about perspective, really.

@iRant: For serious. If Apple and Google would just join forces, we could have the best of everything.

I would prefer to have the marketplace owner filtering the apps before I install them in the first place. But I would like the marketplace owner to not be as heavy-handed as Apple when it comes to legitimate apps.

@Nitemancometh: Napster is the Scandinavian boogeyman.

@Zonky: ZINGER.

@ddhboy: Gizmodo are certainly publishing enough content without one, and it's not like a no show on Gizmodo would have crippled the sales of a device that is being hyped across all media right now.

@Eugenia: If you pay for 2GB of data, it doesn't matter which device consumes that data - it will cost the carrier the same price to deliver it to you.

@Eugenia: It's there on my iPad - when I go to the App screen for the device in iTunes, there is a panel that allows me to directly add files to, or retrieve files from, specific apps that support the feature (I have GoodReader and Keynote installed).

@Bandit: I'm not saying I'm representative of anything, but I skipped the 3GS as it wasn't a big enough upgrade. Compared to my 3G, the 4 is a huge boost. I would assume there's a few people in the same camp who contributed to those boosted numbers.

@SparklyJesus: 250GB PS3 is currently $100 more. So they are gradually adding more to the package and still massively undercutting Sony.

I ain't moving from iPhone to Windows Phone any time soon, so best make my 360 talk to my iGadgets.

Kinect as in kinetic energy? It's... tolerable.

@funakoshi.gichin.shotokan: Since the Jason Chen incident, there has been a marked quality slip in articles regarding Apple.

@HotChops: I think most people were just happy to see Mortal Kombat with a genuinely adult tone to it. The game got a bit cartoonish for a while, not least with the DC crossover.

I wonder how many people sticking it to Apple over this use AdBlock.

@techsan13: AT&T are notorious amongst all of my friends (even those without iPhones) for sub-par service quality here in Chicago. It's anecdotal, but I have yet to hear of good experiences in this neck of the woods; and it gets worse when I visit in-laws in Wisconsin. Probably my fault for visiting Wisconsin.

@erichg14: So Blockbuster has Avatar's digital rights sewn up? Or what?

@YourStarDoesNotMakeYouRight: FaceTime is Wi-Fi only, but were it 3G, too, I'm sure the 3G radio-enabled iPad model would be allowed to play.