@Dås Bøøt: I wouldn't hold your breath on that one.

@MaximKat: A dual core processor doesn't necessarily mean shorter battery life.

@Akio Morita: Then why are they called birds? Last time I checked, wings are the one thing all birds have in common. (usable or not)

@das7002: Perhaps he learnt his geography in one of the latin american countries, which use a different continent model then other countries.

@Dancing Milkcarton: Interesting? sure.

@Akio Morita: At least this would explain why they need a catapult in the first place..

@cruzer555: Kind of ironic that you hate all fanboys but still respond to an Android based article with a comment saying that the iPhone is better.

@Bluecold: Damn, I think I have to go to the cinama now..

@EnochLight: In deed! It is also a very convenient way of sharing contact information!

I have very little trust in this. I haven't found a single lockscreen replacement to date that didn't upset the system in some way.

@blash: Yes, but the knife doesn't have the potential to screw back whatever you broke when you were drunk.

@WilliamTheFifth: Kudos for the pun :)

@David Wilde: This doesn't have to be true. And that is exactly the point why it is a useless metric. Chrome just uses more RAM when it is available, when it is not available it won't take up that much ram.

@jp182: Yeah, some plugins (like flash) and extensions also run "sandboxed" so they get their own process.

@Ricorich196: I'm having trouble with the point you are trying to make?

@Dys: Kudos for you! I think only on Giz you will find commenters that admit when they're wrong.

@BazookaJoe:

@jackslackofselfrespect: That would be awesome on so many levels!

@pseudorocket: Now I read it again, you are right.

@pseudorocket: No, DES does not have a key. It is a HASH, so there is no way to reverse engineer it.