...What the hell are you on about?

No, I'm getting the "We're finally catching up to modern technology in our aircraft" vibe.

So much better than the last update. I really like the cleanliness of it. Good work, Giz!

Looks like that one got Giz-ed pretty fast...

I don't give a rats ass about a Pandora-social-music profile, but being flash-free makes me warm and fuzzy inside...and my laptop less of those two things.

Not quite. Cinema 4K is 4096x2160. 4Kx2K would be 4096x2048.

Good point! My mistake.

It's really not that simple. Why don't you use your ability to read and go learn more about how illiteracy is predominant in impoverished countries and why, hmm?

"There's no comparing it to the cinematic standard of 2k x 4k pixels"...

I wish I could star you for that.

More important question; "Who gives a flying f—-?"

That's a lot of companies that need better security systems, then.

Ikea sells a wall mount that is essentially a steel version of that principle. I bought one for under $20, but I haven't installed it yet.

Same thing as blackberry, it seems; Everyone's Give-a-shit-ometer for those two runs pretty low.

You'd have to try pretty hard to do it the wrong way.

If I could promote this, I would. You are my hero.

How had I not heard of that?!

"...but because of a botched execution they're effort will be forgotten."

The article suggests iCloud would use the metadata from the song to identify it. Metadata is built into tracks/albums during the mastering process. As far as I know, assuming the person who uploaded the song for downloading ripped from the CD correctly, it should be ok. If they downloaded it from iTunes or something…

Subscription services also depend on copyrights from publishing houses. Spotify is one such service and it's a great one, but it only exists in certain places (like the UK) because it can't get licensing in countries like the US.