And that's why I bought a Galaxy Nexus. Verizon may be crippling it, but the bootloader isn't locked down so I'm always on the latest Android builds. Or more importantly, I can bypass any Verizon restrictions.. tethering im looking at you!

Failure? I think you're overlooking the fact that Google is an ad company. Android is Google's attempt to get as many people online via mobile means, so they can sell more ads. Perhaps Google isn't as profitable as Amazon selling apps, but Google's bread and butter is the ads.

"A beer" is fine.. it's a "few" beers where the trouble starts.

I'm by no means a scientist or anything close.. but I'll take a stab at this.

I love how the article mentions nothing about how the movie was supposedly inspired by adderall.

I'm not buying this story

Umm what about Porn?!

Works great on my Galaxy Nexus. Now I hid those sub-par photos with heavy amounts of filters. Yay!

You my friend, have hit the nail on the head. +1

I couldn't care less about those few percentage points, what keeps me from buying the new iPad is the fact that it takes nearly 8 hours for it to completely charge. A device shouldn't have an almost 1:1 ratio of charge to actual usage time.

Next in the series: The Bachelor edition. Instructions? Throw in Microwave. Watch porn. Come back in 20mins. (pun very much intended)

"Despite its ugly new interface, the Apple TV is still the best of its breed."

I love my new iPad, but to call it a "tremendous technological achievement" seems a bit hyperbolic.

Umm so what is Pepsi doing about this?

Definitely cheaper, just not 1/3 of the cost. Remember, you get what you pay for. Point me towards a PC that has the build quality of a Macbook Pro and at 1/3 of the cost. I'll wait..

The way PCs are built now, I don't think I'll ever purchase one. I love my Macbook Pro. No bloatware, and when I install Windows via bootcamp, it's a fresh install. I'll never forget the amazing feeling of running Win7 on a fresh install after Vista.

I'm still kicking Snow Leopard around. It's perfect for me. I tried Lion, but there's too many gestures with the track pad.

For those concerned with the Snapdragon Dual Core V. Quad Core Tegra 3, AT&T's LTE One X will be rocking the same Snapdragon processor since the Tegra 3 doesn't support LTE.

According to CNet, AT&T's version of the One X won't be sporting the Quad Core Tegra 3 processor since its not capable of rocking LTE. Instead it'll ship with the same processor in the One S (dual-core Qualcomm Snapdragon S4). Add to the fact that its a AT&T exclusive, I just might have to get the unlocked HSPA+ and…

This is why I read Gizmodo...for the brillant comment section. Let's see if this post gets updated. +1