"The Simple Secruity Measure..."

What is it?

So they killed We Are Hunted just to turn it into another failed service?

No, so that's why people have ghost writers!

Let me just say I love love love the work you guys have been doing here at Gizmodo en Español. The MWC coverage is great, especially the hands-on posts. Keep up the good work!

(I'm Brazilian, I can read in Spanish just fine... pero escribir en español no es muy fácil para mi!)

So the "Mac Pro trashcan" joke is never gonna die, huh...

What? They released their earnings today: http://www.apple.com/pr/library/201… (There's a link on the post too!)

From Forbes: Zerocoin launched last year to "upgrade Bitcoin to be as anonymous as its most privacy-focused users have always wanted it to be. Now... they’re taking a bolder approach: Creating their own cryptocurrency, with privacy baked in from the start".

Yeah, about that "rumor" that Friends is going to be back next year... it's not: http://www.gossipcop.com/friends-coming…

#1 doesn't really work anymore and #2, well, don't take that literally! "There's more to Android than just Google apps, of course", and so on.

Where can you buy a Galaxy Nexus? It was discontinued ages ago, and "phones that are only sold refurbished or certified pre-owned will not be ranked".

"Every Android Phone, Ranked"

"Graphite is a pretty terrible electric conductor", says the description of the video you posted. It can be used, but doesn't beat conductive ink by a long shot.

"potential buyers must be aware that the tip of the 'pen' is more like the tip of a squeeze correction fluid pen, not those of paint pens or ball pens. It means it is very hard to draw a straight, fine line using this pen"

Oh my God, I love this video! Brian McElhaney from BriTANicK (comedy duo with Nick Kocher) and Michael Swaim (from Cracked).

There's no typo here. Bill Gates announced Windows 1.0 in 1983, but it was launched only two years later. More here: http://www.wired.com/science/discov…

She looks great!

Nope. The LG feature doesn't replace a password like this app does.

Not at all. That doesn't work every time (I've tried it) and it doesn't replace a password.

That's kind of a lousy excuse. Why didn't it stop Google from updating the Galaxy Nexus to Android 4.3 this year? TI stopped building mobile chips by the end of 2012. They seriously couldn't give the phone another .1 update? C'mon now.