I'm running an HP Envy Spectre Ultrabook with i5 (no touch screen) and the performance is awesome. Windows 8 is a little weird, but I'd take this PC over anything else for portable power.

OK, number one, SHARKS! Number two, what were they supposed to do, grab them and throw them in the nearest toilet? Number three, SHARKS!

Um, yeah, they really look craptastic. Can't wait...

Apple Maps has been excellent. The real issue is with all the city dwellers who were angry that there weren't any transit directions on there. For the rest of us who drive everywhere, we were happy to FINALLY get turn-by-turn navigation, which is the purpose of a navigation program in the first place! I downloaded…

Its the less crappy Google Maps. It has turn by turn with voice, but it only tells you after you pass your turn. Fail! Back to Apple Maps...

It looks like they haven't improved it much since they were kicked off iOS6. Fortunately, I still have Apple Maps as my go-to navigation app.

As much as I hate Google Craps, I have downloaded it because some apps open their links in Google Craps rather than Apple Maps, so I get stuck with a web page of Google Craps that is almost as useless as the app. At least this way I'll get an app when I tap the link. It's got nothing on Apple Maps, but hopefully it…

OK, just as long as the third party apps don't force me into Google Craps! I hope Apple has the sense to keep their far superior Apple Maps as the default app.

Oh Man! Google Maps is here and it is better than anything mankind has ever invented before because it has transit information! Yay! The cidiots are saved! Meanwhile, the rest of us who drive everywhere will be sticking with the far superior Apple Maps!

Just downloaded it. Here's to hoping Google Maps doesn't suck as much as it used to. I'll still use the far superior Apple Maps as my main mapping app, but some third party apps insist on opening directions in Google Maps, so at least I'll get an app rather than an even more useless web page when this happens.

This would be really valuable if we could choose our ISPs!

Well, if there were a new phone and a couple more apps. webOS was, by far, the best mobile OS for user experience!

I have zero problems whatsoever with the WiFi at my home. At work, that's a whole different deal...

Funniest thing all day!

I think its hilarious how idiotic, bureaucratic, government micromanagement is asinine when it keeps you from using your iPad on a plane, but when it keeps people from getting an MRI (you seem to think Obamacare actually moves us up in the world), its gonna be just grand. Because, of course, HHS won't be ANYTHING…

I love how you redefine science to get rid of skepticism. Any actual scientist will tell you that science is about skepticism (or at least it used to be). What you describe as "science" is more appropriately termed "religion."

Texts aren't expensive, they're free (included) with Sprint. Even so, iMessage has taken over for my family (but my extended family is all stuck on Verizon, so we can't text them, since it will cost them so much, and they all use Android). It hasn't worked once or twice, but it has been pretty flawless, fast and…

You mean Amazon added ten times the amount of streaming content and an iPhone/iPad app in the last hour?!? Cool! Now maybe I'll seriously consider it as an alternative. OK, not "seriously," per say, but sarcastically?

I'd just be happy with an iTunes that doesn't just hang for minutes at a time, or become non-responsive if you try to click a link while it is downloading an app purchase from your phone or doing seemingly anything else. iTunes is so badly programmed, they might want to let Microsoft take a shot at it!

Pay less, get great service, unlimited data, and customer service that gives a crap about keeping customers. No choice other than Sprint here.