Because this post shouldn't run without this virtuoso bit from last night's LWT:

And yet you still own an iPhone?

All the 24 people still using Windows phones are jumping for joy right now.

I'm not sure Home Depot ignored the warnings. I suspect they did a cost-analysis of the worst case scenario and decided that the cost didn't justify the expenditure to upgrade their security. If millions were hurt by that decision, Home Depot likely thought this; "Fuck Them!" , "So sorry you lose :-)". The cost of…

Prick! (Not meant as an insult; according to the comparison, that's the most accurate term to use to describe people who share the opinion re: technology-conscious)

Life is hard bro

In Hong Kong (just two hours' drive away from the factories where they are made), the first two batches of iPhones (eight days apart) were sold out in less than an hour. Those that ordered online to pick up at an Apple Store immediately resold them (two per person) to black market resellers that later sold them at…

That side of the story isn't the issue - generally the profits from black marketed goods go on to nefarious purposes, and so curbing their source of income can't be a bad thing.

I'm with you on that 'if' you're in the mac universe. We are and there just wasn't compelling enough reason to be the lone wolf. In the end, they all call, text and surf just about the same.

I would replace it if you do any web browsing. The jump from "4g" to LTE is considerable and worth the upgrade alone, by itself, with nothing else (at least on AT&T). If you do most of your browsing on wi-fi, then waiting till the 6s would be perfectly fine in my opinion. I'm upgrading to the 6+ from the 5. …

1. We don't know yet, but I will update ASAP when the news comes out.

Back then, and I remember back then because I flew "back" then, people didn't see flying as something like getting on a bus, which happens today. People dressed up and when you're dressed up, you tend to act with more restraint and better manners, imho. It also was more expensive to fly back then so you had a bit of…

I don't think its good odds, I think its certain odds. One doesn't have to be a fanboy to believe that.

Yeah, the iWatch will have no problem outselling the Moto 360. The Moto 360 is only selling out because they aren't releasing that many at a time.

I'm pretty sure Apple Watch will sell a lot more than 50.000 (my guess) or so Moto 360s that Motorola made available at the launch just to be able to say they sold out.

Don't be an idiot! There are any number of repair shops that make a decent living replacing batteries. Similarly there are any number of websites and videos which demonstrate how to do it yourself.