BED BUG GENOCIDE!

@MayorBloomberg: The iPad is better, this is a valid comment. I think the Galaxy Tab is 2 inches and 1 OS upgrade away from being worthwhile. Google themselves admited that Android, at it's core, was not designed for tablet use.

@NuevoLeon aka MiRod407: Damn it, you beat me to damning him to it. I <3 Gizmodo.

@pz: OOBE-fail.

@DirtyDogg: Streaming from my PC is actually the method I use though it struggles with HD content over my crappy Wireless G router, I just can't get over the lack of unification of standards.

@Samurai I-am-awry: "We need more dilithium crystals in the flux capacitor!"

For a year, searching "MSE" on 'Microsoft' Bing didn't yield 'Microsoft' Security Essentials; unlike Google that began showing it within a week of Security Essentials going primetime. Even today, (in Canada) Bing's result of said search yield a pretty FAILworthy set of results: Microsoft Security Essentials shows up…

@jiggpig: Cryogenic Batteries! You're a genius!

@Nitesh: DeFrag Grenade?

@Gary_7vn: For reading an opening files, Dropbox works great. However, one cannot save files from an iWork application back to their Dropbox, without a tedious third-party file-migrator like GoodReader.

@Hello Mister Walrus: Yes.

@Daemonicus: Honestly, I sent my first e-mail to Mr. Jobs today, long before reading this article, no less.

I can see it now. Parents opting to buy their kids Big Macs and taking them, instead, to Toys 'R' Us for a brainwashing dose of Dora the Explorer paraphernalia.

@Joel Forsyth: Specifically with iWork.

Call me a fanboi, but I liked this article. A not-so-inaccurate statement about the status quo of the computer/smartphone driven generation.

I can totally agree with most of the points in this article, if not all. But I find the tone a little...hypercritical. [sic]

@MikeLanglois: I second that! FaceTime 360 all the way! (across the sky.)

@jglavin: Do you not find TomTom a little inaccurate in major urban areas? The TomTom Dock provided a lot of help for this (for me), but I still found Navigon to be so much more polished, and relatively more accurate.

@kdupree: iOS based Navigon and TomTom get free updates a few times a year.

@Celtic1888: I have to agree, mostly. Google NAV, especially because of StreetView and especially when you can use voice control to say things like: "Navigate to the closest Liquor Store." That IS magic. But some of us, specifically Canadians on a budget, are bound by limitied (100MB) data plans. For that reason I…