When it runs Crysis.

@kijoshua: Exactly the sort of website "trick" I refuse to support.

@anitesh.jaswal: They can make all the real celebrities and big name users question their use of the service. One of the big pulls that Twitter is able to capitalize on is that lots of real, recognizable people use their service. You can follow your favorite celebs and be assured that it is actually them. If they…

Take the phone part out and this is what the PSPGo should have been. I was all about the Go until I found out it had no touchscreen.

Fatsecret should let you make your own barcodes for real, not-prepackaged food that you eat regularly.

This is a brilliant idea for students, assuming it will run the laptop over wifi.

Man they take a near-perfect beast of a phone and put Touchwiz on it. Touchwiz.

Whatever "they" come up with, I hope there are standards for how it works and what phones run it. It's all well and good if someone with a top of the line phone is able use it to pay for their groceries and it is just as fast as cash, but I don't want to be stuck behind someone using some barely-a-smart-phone…

THREE NINETY-NINE USD!!11!!

@storm: No kidding. I really, really WANT to use Mint. But you can't turn off autocategories (which constantly miscategorize things) and the whole goal function does not work with non-credit card debt.

Does this work while you have music playing?

@jupiterthunder: It convinced me to try it...

@spline9: I love my Mr. Bento. There's a Ms. Bento too.

@hagren: He must use the iPhone.

@TheOtherHalf: Dude, you are totally ignoring the reality of this. It's not that they can now come to your house, it's that they can now ****sell items you want to buy****.

@Hello Mister Walrus: So did I. I'm finding it very useful as a kitchen computer (I put it in a ziplock baggie to protect it... best iPad accessory ever). Also as a reader. Some good games too.

Maybe next he can guest host on The View.

How very childish.

@SquareWheel: Hush grandpa. It's time for your medicine.

I use email extensively. For work. At home, I use Facebook or send a text if I want to contact someone without calling.