@WFox: Verizon has already switched. LTE launched last month for them.

@wanderingrabbi: Get shielded speakers, silly.

@McMike: iPhone owners taking their phone to Verizon was never an issue. Nothing will change until the iPhone is released to another GSM carrier in the US, and even then, I doubt anything would change.

@Fitzwilliam: No, you're just on wifi.

@CaffineFreakUs: iPhone users suck down more data than android users . . . according to statistics.

@secretpizzaparty: The issue is it doesn't do anything. It offers no protection. As far as cleaning the front element, just use a knit shirt. Jesus, people baby their equipment, and they are getting absolutely NO benefit.

You're lucky that the filter didn't scratch the front element when it shattered.

LOL. "why don't them make the whole airplane out of the black box material"

@Graviton1066: LOL. So, if I own a business that sells products to customers, it's not my business, it's my customer's business?

I was thinking about this the other day . . . why do we still have a caps lock key? And it's such a huge key too. I can't remember the last time I used it. Let's just get rid of it, or at least rename it the "ANGRY" key.

@virgil.ierubino: Well, this has not stopped him. They still have loads more of information they can leak, with or without him.

@DaveHCYJ: One of the most important things is control. YOU control the water temperature, and the amount of water poured onto the grinds at any given moment.

@Koiios: Uh, there is a HUGE difference. If you're ever in Manhattan, head down to RBC. They're not the best, but they do prepare coffee in a bunch of different ways.

Hmm, Swedish remodling? mmmm, swedish model.

Wait, so if I go down this path, my handhold on my money will loosen? Interesting.

Seems as though Apple never wants to offer us BOTH options here in the US. With the iPhone it's AT&T or the highway, and with the iPad, it's dolla bills or the highway.

Hm, the name of the app in the article would certainly help.

@GitEmKelvarDave: Were you surprised after you bought it that it didn't have GPS, or did you know, and bought it anyway?

@robosushi: I tried. I had an Android phone for about a month, and whilst the Google Voice integration is PERFECT, and the rest of the OS was GOOD, I just couldn't keep it. There were small things that I didn't like, the OS isn't polished enough.

A little too late. I gave up on Google Voice about a year ago due to lack of iPhone support. I know it's not Google's fault, but still.