Actually, I've been impressed with how well Other performs in all of its diverse markets. Solid investment, I'd say.

@Christian Lindfors: It will need to be... at least twice as fast

Does being solar powered make me a wuss? All the real heroes are powered by nuclear or electric or coal?

OK, so, its basically a form of self-hypnosis that claims to use audio cues to induce an excess of alpha waves in the brain, which has a similar effect to some other drugs.

@IndomitableWrath: On my signal, unleash hell

@maythetechbewithyou: Google have already stated that the initial flurry of updates was only going to be short lived. After (I think it was Froyo, or the G one), they're scaling back to 6-month update periods.

@techynottreky: With the power of modern medicine, AIDS isn't as horrifying to those with hospitals and constant treatment options available.

This of course being the same diamond bullet that killed JFK

@Coreboy: The problem being, Apple have a team of lawyers like no other company on Earth. Steve Jobs could backhand the president on National TV, and Apple would get away with selling commemorative plates the next week.

@bernesto: look forward to the announcement of iPhone 4 gen 2, in 6 months time

@iAndroid: nah, that's what the iPad is for

I will put you in my pants

@flying_chairs: Lack of innovation? Hate to burst your bubble mate, but MS are innovators where it counts.

@TNash: "If I could find a computer with an operating system that I could afford, that ran all the programs I want to run, then I would use it"...

@konfused: IF you have the option to buy 3, and one just happens to be a better value for money, then you are not FORCED, you have made a CHOICE.

@zeco: WP7 has been designed for personal use rather than the business-centric 6.5

@RawheaD: So much wrong with that post, dude.

@KnaveOfHearts: But Knave, don't you know? The iPad has made netbooks obsolete...

@Asraiil: They could manufacture the phones in an non-chinese-sweatshop environment. Lets say the phones would cost an extra $200 per unit to manufacture (which is ultra generous). Do you think ANYONE would give a care if their iPhone cost $200 more? No.

@decgeek: If you're looking for exact numbers, the numbers the industry tries to achieve, in general, is a 2% manufacturer-fault failure rate within 3 months of purchase, and 5% within 12months (obviously, less is better). Most products stay under that.