This x1000. We all realize that the education textbook market is fucked up but the solution isn't to tie future students down to one ecosystem/device and in all honesty, that needs to be the nail in the coffin for Apple's educational ebook program.

And this would be just one of the reasons you should go plant an orange tree or 2 in your back yard (assuming you have a house).

This might not be the best story to praise regulation and government and slam the free market.

It would seem so.

Okay so going off the example in your post, you google a restaurant and one of the top links is a friend talking about the place instead of a yelp page.

Essentially a daily allowance that companies give to their travelling employees. With most companies, if you don't spend all of that daily allowance, you simply get to pocket it.

As someone else mentioned, its even less of a story since we now know it only applies while roaming.

Yeah, I can't really see anyone credible coming away with a diagnosis based on such little information about the subject.

The problem is that some people here seem to believe you shouldn't be allowed to have a billion dollars no matter how you earned it.

What exactly is wrong with having that much money? Especially if you earned it.

OccupyMacTodd!

I liked it just for you!

Only because Sprint is the only one to have signed on so far.

As far as I can tell, there was no exclusive deal with Sprint, it's simply that Sprint is the only carrier to officially sign on for it which makes sense since Sprint has been known to play nice with Google in the past.

"They also say they have other "invaders" in other plants."

And voted to extend the Patriot Act and voted against the Durbin Amendment, which would have limited the power of the PA.

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And you can download videos to the Fire for local playback as well.

First off, almost none of your complaints will ever be answered by net neutrality. Secondly, you do realize that part of the reason there is no competition is government? A free market could very well solve the problem because you would have multiple options, unfortunately the government decided to grand local…

Correct, the 550/150/300 isn't some set limit no matter what, it's simply an example of what you could use even if you never connected to a wifi network that month.