I used Admiral Adama's voice.

Oh, I thought my ears were just randomly buzzing but obviously it was the sound of thousands of iPhone owners frantically deleting their for-emergencies-only on-phone porn collection.

Penny for your thought, obviously!

Well, you just DID write a paragraph about Hertz, just print it off and turn it in or send him a link to Gizmodo.

The REAL question is which part he plugged into the mains to charge his battery...

Hard contacts that are properly adapted to your specific eyes don't hurt at all. I've had them for 18 years. With hard contact, you also don't ever have to touch your eyeballs, you pop up and pinch out without touching your eye.

Should have put a Spoiler Alert before posting that.

Double post Nothing to see here.

That's the only almost funny thing in the whole article..

The only comment on this article worth sharing, is that it is an eternal shame that the parents of the author - Jon Dick - didn't name their son Richard.

I don't think that is a problem with Android in genera, and ICS in this case, as it's size independent and automatically scales to fit the screen size, so screen size doesn't pose a problem.

yeah, because everybody loved their iMail.com account so google shamelessly came up with gmail.com... /s

I think most peolple are mature and intelligent enough to realise that tech companies get "inspired" by each other's products and services. What irks many people, is Apple's attitude of proclaiming their own iterations or interpretation of existing products to be the most amazing, revolutionay and, dare I say it,…

TheJaz: probably a case of mistaken meme identity, mixing up "first world problems" with "stuff white people like". Go spend an hour at [knowyourmeme.com] to repent.

Psssst, you must have not received the invite, but the rest of the world had a meeting and we decided we'd call it "first world problems" instead of "white people's problem" because, you know....

Neat, I wonder (but am far too lazy to check) if this works when you print it on paper. If so, you could easily sell it for big bucks to someone you've fooled into thinking the piece of paper is an ultra-thin tablet pc or video device.

You remind me of Comical Ali. Aaah, memories....

aaah, memories about the gizmodo password hacking scandal; how we laughed, and laughed and...oh, wait....

To be fair, that survey ranks how working professionals perceive companies as potential employers, it's not a ranking of how happy actual employees of those companies are.

So, that bulge in your pants isn't your wallet, but your Acropolis?