Oh come on, no need to be such a drama queen about it. They just launched two new iPhones and brand new software. Of course they are going to have some issues.

I think you just have a poor perspective on people. Just the other day I scrolled down to the comments on a story about pandas and the first comment made a non-sequitor reference to "Obummer", a portmanteau of the presidents last name and the term "bummer", a late 20th century colloquialism for disappointment. I found…

But can he run Crysis?

Ruby's Revenge: This Time It's Fabulous

People spend much time analyzing and commenting on the beauty of these devices, and it's a huge factor in the buying decision (just look at the HTC One vs. Galaxy S4 debate).

When I drop my phone, I want it to break the ground.

What the fuck is the point of getting a beautiful metal phone and putting a plastic case on it?

kyle you son of a bitch.

Muad Dib approves.

i'd call that salmon. definitely salmon.

A friend just sent this one

I understand. I will eat skinny people. And then poop them.

A commenter posts the SAME COMMENT every time a new iPhone comes out. I'm sure you could have spent that time/space doing something a little more worthy.

Adorable that you think this has anything to do with your silly little brand war. You're a marketer's wet dream - someone gullible and self-righteous enough to walk around evangelizing for or against a corporation based purely on how their products are marketed. Does the term "useful idiot" ring a bell?

You stopped reading after the first sentence and came down here to write 500 words? Gosh.

"All opinions are equally valid" is pretty much the laziest and most absurd line of rebuttal.

I and many people I know have used almost literally every commercial tablet that has come out over the past few years. The iPad being so ahead of the pack is a near universal opinion. Your mileage may vary, but it is flying in the face of informed, unbiased opinion. I've actually disliked iOS for years, and use…

@hardeho: You clearly don't understand economics. Demand doesn't necessarily create its own supply - if that were the case, the market would be full of time machines and pizza trees.