I'm not saying by any means that the majority of people do this.

Pretty sure there were 5 majors at the time (BMG), and pretty sure iTunes had them all at launch.

3-5 was an exaggeration. 1-3 a year is probably a more accurate number.

Most of the Android users I have encountered own 3-5 Android phones per year. So I'm guessing the number of individual users is much less than the 190 million sales number.

You think Google will let them charge more than $1.29 a song? Who the hell would buy it then?

It matches based on the audio fingerprint supposedly.

I think if you put them in iBooks they might sync between all your devices through iCloud. Not positive though.

My guess is there is a very small number of people with legitimate problems, and then a larger but still small number of people that hear they should be having problems, and thus invent or exaggerate perceived problems in their head.

My 4S battery life is fine too. I'm usually still around 50-60% when I get home from work.

It says it recommends being plugged in because it's going to be using your battery.

The fact that a lot of searches now completely bypass Google is what the big deal is.

I did.

Really?

I haven't noticed any battery issues on my 4S.

Exactly.

They are including those 7 in the 12. By "a matter of weeks or less," they're counting "never" in the "or less" category.

Tablet SHIPMENTS did.

If you've read the biography, you'd know it's not an adoration.

Most of my travel is business, so I'm used to paying sometimes up to $15 a day for hotel WiFi, in hotels that already cost $400 a night.

It only works in 5.0, so the bug is only about a week old.