@Homerjay has ABSA Fever: Plus the coffee may have ended up spilling on him were it to be dropped...

If they're not swarovski crystals, I want none of this!

First traffic, and then the world... uh-huh...

Now I see the light, Sir Diaz.

I look at this a different way...: [theoatmeal.com]

Perhaps more frightening then are the built in USB devices that are found in laptops (and sometimes desktops as well)

Spoofing USB identification isn't anything new... Palm did it with their Pre to sync with itunes.

@SewerShark: This should be transformed into an epic poem.

The secret message that can be extracted from all this PR speak is: There is nothing we can do to improve the situation, except for admitting that we were artificially (ie. visually) improving your signal.

@SuperGerbil: they do the same with wifi, if you jailbreak, you can choose to see the -db levels of both wifi and cellpone reception. The iPhone 4 just pushes both to the extremes, as in, either the signal is great, or it simply isn't at all.

Could a wacom touch tablet work in a similar fashion?

Later today: "Google registers as an airliner, uses private jet(s) to begin operations; makes airplane magazine advertising profitable."

@Crisss1205: ah, yes... google tv...

@magliotti: Search-ality?

Google vs. Bing travel... FIGHT!

@wild homes loves you but chooses darkness!: There are IPS monitors you know.

If its not a completely new OS, I won't care how awesome the hardware is. I take my experiences from an xperia x1.

@RenRen: This phone needs a plasma shield, stat!

@Kaiser-Machead: In my opinion, sony ericssons still have the best dumb phone UI. (although their smartphone UI's are absolutely terrible)