@Rabinowitz: You can restore a jailbroken iphone to its original unjailbroken state. No warranties voided.

@Limbero: On the newest iphones there is little to complain about in that department.

@Lord_Data ∞: I'd say the main issue is signal quality, not congestion.

Now just do this for home phones and my life will be complete!

@Aaron Crabtree: I should get angry at you for questioning me, but you are correct. (I haven't read the discover article in years). Heart for you sir!

@cycle-ops: You may be interested in this: [gizmodo.com] .

@thrillofthehunt: It isn't glass. T.T

@LombardoJoe: Apple already has. Remember Liquidmetal? Same thing.

@ImmaLion: It's not that new: [en.wikipedia.org]

@ThreeOneFive: Your wish has been granted some time ago: [gizmodo.com]

@cinnamonster: Rather, Amorphous-metal-man.

@spline9: Surprise! Liquid-metal, which is now affiliated with Apple, is the same sort of material.

@mcdonnr: Sorry, it's not transparent. [discovermagazine.com]

@mrtraver: look above.

@CaptainJack: This is not glass, look here: [gizmodo.com]

This material is the same as our beloved "liquid-metal" that is now affiliated with Apple. The Correct term for this sort of material is Amorphous Metal, found here: [en.wikipedia.org] . Discover Magazine ran an excellent article about this material (also called glassy metal) in 2004, which I think describes the…

@hexidethoth: I'd wait to see what HP has in store for WebOS. It's probably nothing good, but I'd wait.

@Dinosaur!: It is quite possible that the announcement will be solely about the ipad2, and not about a verizon iphone. The leaked pictures of new frames for the iphone are probably for the iphone 5.

@aja175: The point is that you can zoom in a way similar to that on a point and shoot camera.

@mputtr: 3dtv's have to put out a lot more brightness and have to be faster, because the 3d filter makes things darker, and the whole splitting of frames means that it has to be double as fast. They're usually great for 2d, that's all.