So which division gets credit for the android sales?

I cracked up when you whipped out the war and peace.

I have absolutely no use for this what so ever, as I've already got my Halo 360 on the box in my room and newer black xbox w/ the kinect hooked up to my home theater. Yet I find myself contemplating getting it anyway. Damn you Lucas!!!

I assume when the new jedi Kinect game comes out this fall.

Something like this with significant range/operation time would be really effective for anti piracy missions. One navy ship w/ a handful of drones could effectively monitor a significant amount of water.

Here's the NFC system Google has been working on. It'll tell you all about it.

Ya, virtualizing is the big buzz in the DoD these days, whether it makes sense for the particular application/scenario or not.

And here I thought we'd already developed the wine cooler years ago.

Actually I think they feared the digital versions would get pirated. They finally realized that the digital versions already exist and get pirated anyway, so they might as well sell some too.

This is the natural result of the kindle using a proprietary format, and the reason I went with a nook instead.

Crap. More dough to feed the lawyers.

I've always held the belief that we should remove the safety labels from things and let nature sort it out.

So, new Modern Warfare Soundtrack?

Android had been in development for years before the iPhone came out. I'd say it's fair to say that in the 1yr between the iPhone release and the Android release that the iPhone influenced some of the last minute decisions, but to say it wasn't innovative is a bit harsh. For a quick example, they got the…

It was an experimental modified version of this.

I wasn't suggesting you go showing the thing off. Simply keep it parked behind the front door in case of unwanted visitors.

The Libertarians, typically much more practical in there weapon selections.

The tactical version of the 870 would be far more practical than the Wingmaster for fending off the looters.

But, but, but, Spider Man was an Avenger.

A wood stake will clear that right up.