Yea, that was the recall year. They replaced the intake manifold and exhaust to bring it back up to the advertised horsepower, but the recall still tarnishes the 99's. You can tell that the intake has been replaced with a new one because there's a green dot on the front. There was also a recall on some components of…

Holy cow! I could have bought Ducati... the entire thing... for just a little bit more (only $200 million more) than what Mark Zuckerberg paid for Instagram. A startup company that's worth virtually nothing vs. a whole motorcycle company. Audi got a steal, while Mark bought vaporware.

It shows that all the really good places to live are already taken (and exploited) by other people, while all the less desirable places go unmolested.

I just went to RadioShack and bought a new one. Entire store was empty, and I was the first one to buy an iPad the whole day. I can't believe that people waited in line an entire week to buy this thing.

Why not just create a Wi-Fi hotspot with your Verizon iPad and connect to your own Wi-Fi hotspot? Or you could take another iPad or iPhone for that matter and use FaceTime over the Wi-Fi hotspot that the other iPad has created. Every device in that hotspot would be able to use FaceTime whereas the original host…

Gixmodo changed the picture. When I first read the article, they had a pic of a jailbroken, Verizon iPhone on wifi showing 4G which would be impossible for all 3 reasons. I thought the article was a big joke because it was the first article I read about it and because they showed a fake picture.

Easy. 4x the resolution, 4x the performance.

I'm curious to know if it will always display 4G from now on, or it will still be able to distinguish between the HSPA+ network that it is claiming to be 4G, vs the other less speedy networks in slower coverage areas and still show 3G when it is not picking up an HSPA+ signal.

Oh. I see Gizmodo changed their picture to the correct phone since I made my last post calling out the inconsistency. Fair enough, carry on.

upon further investigation, I saw many other sources that were consistent with this article. But when I read this, I was just going on the information and pictures in this article alone, which does have many inconsistencies that would lead one to believe it's bullshit.

In case you haven't noticed, the phone Jailbroken and it is on WiFi. When the phone is on Wifi, it either shows the WiFi icon (like in this picture) instead of the 3G or "E" (Edge) logo. These are mutually exclusive. It will never show both the cell network logo and the wifi logo at the same time.

I'm a huge fan of the OBDII iPhone apps. Rev II works great with a Kiwi Wifi OBDII plug. It shows realtime selectable information on your iPhone including one big analog gauge and four other parameters in the corner of each screen. However, Rev II hasn't seen an update in years. I used it on my old iPhone 3G.

Funny he got it on video. That's a crazy lady if I've ever seen one.

Cool. I was expecting to read an article about the actual mechanics of how the swap was performed, how the car performs and sounds after the swap, etc. Basic automotive reporting. Instead, I wasted 4 minutes of my life reading the worst explanation of a car I have ever read. In CAPS LOCK nonetheless.

The problem in the South is that there are so many law enforcement agencies that all their jurisdictions become entangled. In Florida, you have the city police, the county sheriff, the Florida Highway Patrol, the FDOT (which is mostly "Trucker Police", but still has the power to pull over cars and arrest people), and…

Dexter is looking for Berkowitz now? Rut row!

The author is the world's greatest spokesperson in the world.

These are pretty rare cars. Some of the rarest of Fox mustangs. I believe the windshield has a longer rake than the stock convertibles as well.

Automatic parking systems need to go. I don't think I could ever trust one of those. Oh, and that video that was posted with the Lexus or whatever with all their hands in the air was cool, but annoying because that stupid guy with the mic was standing precisely in front the location that I wanted to see. First, it…