LOL

Dear NY: Try again right now.

How could an optional feature be a reason not to get something?

They do http://gizmodo.com/5815000/bizarre-ipad+carrying-jogger-mugged-in-central-park

Is that the festival in the photo?

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It's not something that needs to be regulated. You don't need a cell phone, and you can choose a prepaid plan and bring your own device as someone else mentioned.

I'm on Long Island, NY, which is a very densely populated area compared to the rest of the country's suburbs, and I so far have been able to just walk in and buy the iPad3 and iPhone 4S on launch day. I assume demand for the 5 will be very high, though.

Wouldn't the damage to their BMW exceed the value of the Apple products they were stealing? They'd probably be remotely bricked the second they touch an Internet connection, too.

My next upgrade will certainly be the iPhone 5. I have a 4S. I considered considering whether it was a worthwhile upgrade or not, but I realized that while I may be able to hold off through the preorder, at some point I'll want it, so I might as well just give in and buy it now. Spoken like a true addict.

I can't say I've ever placed a preorder for an Apple product the instant it came out. I either go to the store or place them later in the day. I'm afraid this will be super popular though, so I want to go on as soon as it opens and get my order in. I have a contact at Apple who I use for business purchases, I'll…

Does anyone happen to know what time the pre-sales typically start? Is it midnight on Friday? PDT?

Some REALLY good wallpapers today. Easily the best wallpaper wednesday in a long time.

Tell me more about the Galaxy S III that runs iOS6.

The problem is likely that Apple sells at least one generation behind at a discount, for a while. Currently, two generations. In three generations, how would the carriers market that? The free Old Old iPhone, the discounted Old iPhone, and the brand new new iPhone? Also, the average user doesn't follow the release…

And if it weren't for said uber-popular gadgets, those factory workers would likely not have jobs. While I don't know any personally, I'd guess they'd choose the mundane factory work to living on the street and begging for food any day.

4char

I didn't post about politics. I posted about bias. Don't you have something better to do than telling strangers on the Internet what to do?

I'm too tired to have this debate. Too worn out from arguing with people about politics in general for the past few weeks. This isn't just one article, it's every single article even remotely related to politics, and some that aren't, where she openly flaunts her bias. I'm calling it out. That's what that comment…

Crazy foreigners and their conspiracy theories.