nah, mine starts with a WTF... im not kidding. It's pretty ironic.

i got a faulty code, i did not select "right to copy"

no, only sparrow mail doesn't do push. Other services do it just fine.

You realize that the reason we didnt get push support was because apple didn't allow third party apps to do it, and sparrow was trying to figure out a way to do it themselves, and that push servers cost a shit load of money?

tell that to my siri app, which used to work fine on my 3gs.

"unlike typical bees, hornets and wasps do not die after stinging because their stingers are not barbed and are not pulled out of their bodies."

I can't find it anywhere in the wikipedia entry, could you narrow it down for us?

there's something wrong with your unit, mine charged 5%-95% in about 3:30

i hadn't thought of zombie construction worker hipsters. I take it back...

LOL! waiting for the news report; "Gizmodo commenter jinxes Apple store in SoHo, little pieces of glass everywhere...story developing" :P

it's an apple store... in SoHo. What's the worst that can happen? :)

VIP access to Hard rock Cafe...as if the Woz needs a card to get VIP treatment.

yes, but that's a 7 inch tablet. a 7.85" tablet is a different beast altogether. it's smaller length wise, but the aspect ratio means that at it is still pretty wide, overall 40% larger than a 7 inch tablet.

Looks like time to upgrade from office 2003, this will be the first time in 20 years that i will be paying more for office than I did for windows.

its not my preference at all, i am not saying that smaller tablets are a bad idea, im saying the 7.85" one isn't a particularly good one. Consumer demand is driven by the fact that 7" tablets are extremely portable and the sub-$200 magic price, the 7.85" iPad would be neither of those, it's barely more portable than…

engine gasket?

also, smaller than 7.85" would be a jumbo android phone territory but compared to an iphone it's still more than twice the screen size.

Variety is great, but my concern wasn't that there shouldn't be variety but that variety should be distinct enough from it's replacement in order to thrive. if the iPad 7.85" offers the same experience at half the price, who would pay an extra $100-150 for the added 1.5"? if it offers a worse experience than the…

but Samsung's tablet strategy is far from a winning one.

well think about it, portability wise, it isn't THAT much smaller than a regular iPad, wouldn't you rather carry the larger one? I dont doubt the size, i just doubt where it would fit in the line-up. Apple's product lines are quite distinct, they should either keep the 9.7 inch or just make 7.85" the norm if they…