Facebook integration was removed for good last month: https://blog.twitter.com/2013/update-tw…

Not all of TweetDeck is going the way of the dodo: only the iPhone, Android and Adobe AIR apps were shuttered. The web version is still there, along with the native PC/Mac apps.

I don't think there is a need for a third button. The HTC One has Home and Back buttons. For the multitasking menu, you tap twice on the Home button. If the app still makes use of the "Menu" button, a small black bar appears on the bottom with that button.

Once again, something from The Onion becomes reality.

"Windows Phone Finally Gets a Fully Functional YouTube App By Default"

You are. Check it again.

It's fine over here, on Chrome, Firefox and IE.

I don't think you can. At least, not yet. There's not even a Google Takeout option for Tasks: https://www.google.com/takeout/#custom

Are you guys sure it's from AP? I see no mention from it here.

The Samsung Galaxy S III already had wireless charging. But yeah, I agree.

YES.

Actually, it isn't backlit, it's frontlit: http://gizmodo.com/5940965/what-is-a-frontlit-display

Hah, me too...

The video is now on NYT's official YouTube account. Yay!

It's not Gizmodo's fault, the original uploader might have chosen not to include these controls in the embed version.

Nailed it!

Spot on!

Yes, we knew that: http://gizmodo.com/5980699/

You are supposed to have multiple people using it, actually.