@Fossa: And obviously the U.S. had no hand in Amazon, MasterCard and Visa removing their support...

I love my Windows Phone, but Bing keeps getting me lost. I can't wait for a GMaps App.

@justin0025: Definitely.

Why didn't they use the free version? It works just as well in most cases.

@Renzo: What I'm saying is that if the terrorists really wanted to figure this stuff out it would only have take 5 minutes. I really don't think this list is going to change anything. Plus, most of the items are probably well protected. The only things that aren't protected that well are the underground cables to asia.

@Renzo: To be honest with you, I've already learned that most of these places are important to the U.S. in school (except for the military factory). It's not like this stuff is super secretive. Any basic high schooler should know at least some of these things.

@CoDRoX: LMAO What was that?

@OMG! Ponies!: Are you trying to be sarcastic?

@SKiTz: lol Gizmodo is far from a civilized society.

"creating a site on eBay where we can actually sell these BlackBery

@Aikage the Skilled Cleric: They used "moron" because that's what

I remember learning about that monkey experiment in psych class. It's actually pretty sad. To sum it up, they took away from its mom at birth and gave it two mothers. One rough, which contained the milk bottle and one soft. They pretty much scarred him over and over again until they realized that he always went back…

@jimwhat: I meant "To", instead of "The" in the first sentence.

@Al Alexon: The further clarify, I'm using a MBP. And I don't understand how your example counters my argument of "more people make viruses for pc's because they're more popular." I love my MBP, but I'm smart enough to be able to admit the truth.

@Al Alexon: Well, I guess I won't be seeing things like Photoshop or Office on there.

@Al Alexon: Who said I was on a PC?

I've been wondering about something since it was announced. Will apple get a share of the sale? If so I don't think that large software makers like Windows or Adobe would sign up. I might be wrong though.

@Al Alexon: Any 5 year old who knows anything about computers can prevent spyware from entering the computer.

As long as they can fix the long wait times on some apps and games, and fix multitasking, I think they'll end up ok.

@XanderCrews: What happened? I was trying to defend Joel.