You aren't I and I'm not you, but we're both people that share many similarities.

"The biggest threat now seems to be the spent fuel ponds"

The iPad 2 still isn't fast enough, despite the vastly improved graphics hardware: It still judders when scrolling—text is virtually unreadable while scrolling. I'd describe it as a micro-judder, which you'll understand when you see it for yourself.

Apparently contrary to "popular" opinion, many people actually do live in the Midwest and South... along with brown recluse spiders.

I'll take a billion!

It would be even better if it was grammatically correct. "An Droid" is just a dumb.

Some of the new UI design elements are cool, but...

Security/privacy concerns keep me from trying this app. Notes need to be encrypted end-to-end.

In other words, rather than serving high demand customers for the past 4 years, Verizon has been building out its network in preparation. Does that make them better people or harder working? I don't think so. AT&T helped establish the iPhone. Verizon tried to undermine it.

@Mattt: Yellow card! The demos I see on youtube are merely videos of videos playing on the Xoom.

@r.p.goodfellow: they? where? how about a few bytes in the article for a link?

You can tell that the Motorola Xoom tablets running Android 3.0 are fast just from demo videos

@alexmetal: Is that a goat bleeting in the background?

Not free here. This story looks like a gimmick to help gizmodo and amazon link their accounts.

@FranksWasHere: Check the source link. It's been updated to indicate up to 12 digits can be used.

@sam4sb: Trillion means almost universally 10^12, even in Europe.

How much for a model without the backdoor to China?

I was totally unaware that iTunes music, which lacks DRM, can't be transferred to and listened to on anything but an iPod/iPhone. How does that work?

@mrm: At a mere 30 seconds in length, it is far more entertaining than Google's borefest.

(Sorry this is a dupe.)