software wise, the keyboard should perform identically to the iPhone 4.

it's not bad, i owned the original iphone, and the iphone 4 for a number of years. It just doesn't work as well for me as larger screen devices do, but this might change things.

I wont lie, if apple makes a 4inch iPhone screen, i will seriously considering buying that shit. My giant ape sausage fingers have so far been unwelcome on the iPhone screen. Seriously, the Note looks like a regular phone in my hands. I kid you not.

I don't see it and I can't seem to replicate it. Maybe it only appears if you access the video through your google plus account?

i dont know man, im using a 2009 gateway netbook running an old single core atom in the field, and it's running slow, but it's still running. Is your browser updated?

what the hell IS that testicle book all about? Am i the only one intrigued?

Some of us get it.

reminds of a John McCain interview in which he said: "No, Barack Obama is not a Muslim, he's a decent guy"

how dare you sir! that IS my cousin.

yes, no one stimulus is strong enough in general terms but, usually underlying causes that normally would not be cause for alarm such as arrhythmias can be exacerbated and result in cardiac arrest. And extreme parasympathetic activation is a very strong impulse, that cannot be underestimated.

correct. neurogenic shock secondary to extreme parasympathetic activation.

this isn't a semantics argument, this is about an approved process by which drones can eliminate other human beings without even needing to know who they are, whatever danger we're in, whatever threat we perceive, that doesn't change the fact that they are also human beings, and if we feel ok about killing some dude…

the camo is to protect them when they're on the ground, and hide them from view of overflying planes.

If it's that easy to kill a foreign citizen, it should be even simpler to kill domestically. What scares me is how casual we are with killing people on foreign soil... that state of mind is scary.

disclaimer needed: People who eat healthy AND have a smartphone AND know about the study AND the app. I'm sure it excludes most of the third world, who...let's face it... don't eat anyways, so they shouldn't be included in this survey anyways.

i think amazon's been testing this feature for a while now, i think its safe to say the next kindle will have similar functionality.

rumor has it that kindle was testing its own lighted functionality, i doubt they would delay this feature any longer than neccesary, so Kindle users take heart, you will probably get your own soon.

probably not, since its built on existing google docs functionality, which has been around for a while, and is pretty popular.

i was just testing that out, and the answer to your question is yes, it works just like dropbox in that regard, Which was my primary concern.

and when they get there, they'll realize there's no oil cause the fatties fried all their food in it.