I gathered the music industry is in Tidal, too. Raving success that’s been so far.

Yeah, I took high school vocabulary, so I think I do.

It’s true that Apple doesn’t have to “beat” Spotify. Really, this exists so they have another reason to keep iphone users on the iphone.

But that would also assume that the products that are being switched from are NOT “good enough” and I don’t see that as the case.

Not according to Gizmodo:

Except that the main difference here is that the iPhone brought something new and unique to the market. I’m not seeing that at all here. Much like the rest of Apple’s post-Jobs portfolio it’s a me-too product. It will obviously not fail, but it’s not going to disrupt anything.

Desktop gadgets shouldn’t be on your system anyway. They are subject to a vulnerability and MS recommends removing them going back over a year or two ago.

Unfortunately, I can’t imagine those are safe for food. All chemically and such.

If by "significant problem" you mean "completely insignificant problem which current voter ID laws do nothing to solve" you're right.

Uh. Wow.

Enh. Talk to me when they start winning CES awards every year and invent a now much-copied convertible style. **coughlenovocoughcoughyoga**

Man, I am getting sick and tired of these clickbait "satire" sites.

I go all day easy with the 360. Yesterday went 8am to 1am with 30% left. At this point, I don't consider it to have any less of a battery issue than any other Android Wear watch. Anything over one day for all current smartwatches is bonus. Hell, the iWatch won't even do that, most likely.

This. The Moto X(2013) is the perfect size by my measure. The new 2014 version went to 5.2 and is just a hair on the large side.

This. Sorry, but Handcent does a hell of a lot, but you trade for a lot of bloat. Textra is texting, texting fast, texting simple. They added in a nice gif index which allows for posting silly animated gifs in conversations. Nice.

So cool. Sooooo coooooooool.

Right. A static electricity jolt from your carpet is about 20,000 to 25k volts. EXTREMELY low amperage (current) though. Your outlet puts out about 110 volts but at a much higher amperage, hence the damage it can cause. Great link explaining below:

The screen is always on. Watch the 360 demo video. It's a black display with white text showing the time and notification text until you either touch the screen or the side button. Then the screen goes full color/brightness.

At the same time, though, Apple isn't f*cking Dumbledore. They have to work within existing technology. Keep in mind, it's not like the iPod magically appeared out of nowhere, it built on the existing tech, pulled it together into a pretty package and marketed the crap out of it tied into iTunes (which had no…