@hightechredneck: Sounds like he was subdued quickly after the first round of shooting

@siwex80: .org

@DGTLHRT: That's not really funny.

This headline could be better. Did anyone expect fewer people to be using Froyo?

@Almightywhacko: Alternatively, you could say that 6 months after Froyo's release, fewer than half of Andriod users have it.

The article states that the reason for the transplant was that Steve's liver was failing. I don't think that is correct. He had an islet cell tumor of the pancreas - a tumor that can cause a hormone imbalance. My understanding was that, as they commonly do, it had spread to his liver. If this occurs with many tumors,…

@Agagulba: Yeah apparently the baby was fine.

@awer25: According to Wikipedia (which you linked to), it's not actually fried Coke, but Coke-flavored batter. I'm not sure that this is any different, but it's not specified.

@ddhboy: Not moot until we reach "at some point"

I'd prefer "What be next?"

@Almightywhacko: 3G users can use iOS4, they just don't get background images and multitasking. Multitasking isn't essential for any apps to function. the 2G iPhone was released in 2007 - 3 years ago.

@NakedEskimo: I have to echo the complaints about Google Sync. I use it on my work machine and frequently get errors (2016, which is supposed to mean I haven't signed up for Google Calendar yet, which isn't true). This may be partially the fault of my work network, but MobileMe works fine in the same situation.

@DeekoVB5: Except even the iPhone 3G is 2 years old. Many recent Android phones won't be able to upgrade to 3.

@Realityism: Which brings up the question: if you're shorting two antennas, why is only 3G signal affected?

@chieftom: What other CEO of a company this large responds at all?

@sk123: The first iPhone also cost $500-$600