No, you call someone an Android fanboy assuming that you're talking about one of the current top-tier phones, whether it's Samsung, Motorola or HTC.

Casually dismissed as a few colored pixels on the internet, yet it's the main topic of your comments. You even keep track of who has them and who recently lost them. That's pretty cool.

Oversharing with yourself? Unless you make a habit of giving out your Amazon password this is not an issue.

Logical in what way exactly? It's like the publisher saying you can read the book in your bedroom and living room, but on the train is too many locations.

From the sound of it you might as well buy the normal priced ones while you can, IF you can. Those 2TB drives the article mentioned have already spiked in price enormously. It's unpredictable of course, but unless supply makes an unexpected increase soon, prices won't be dropping.

The article doesn't mention that none of them are all that great, especially considering the price tags. If you really want clean floors, you still need to do it the old-fashioned way. Pay someone.

You guys were right after all, it's a good thing Apple gave us freedom from 4G speed.

It never ceases to amaze me how Apple has been able to sell an actual lack of feature as a bonus.

"No one will mourn when Schmidt, Page or Brin dies, because they didn't create anything innovative."

Unless you're a ruggedly handsome male.

We've all been told many things. Doesn't make any of them true.

They were thinking it would look funny with Chevy Chase driving it

"Often, an amplified or enhanced portrayal of something can seem more real, and convey more meaning, than a faithful likeness."

Are you serious? iCloud will be revisited so many times in the next few months that you're never going to want to hear about it again.

I think we need one more person to chime in here. Any ideas about what he might be referring to?

Right, but he's a newly minted Android fan after previously being an Apple fan. That's a bit different.

Yeah but like the article mentioned, multiply that by however many millions of phones they sell and it's a lot of money. It was done to save Apple cash, and it was smart. I seriously doubt it had anything to do with battery life. I don't think the 4G decision had anything to do with battery life either. Apple…

4 and 6 year-olds are light years ahead of a 1 year old in terms of mental development, comprehension, motor control and interacting with the world around them. It's not even the same ballpark.

Even with all the set up, edits every few seconds and narrative text, I never saw the baby doing anything meaningful with the iPad to indicate that it understood the interface. Slapping at the screen randomly because daddy stuck it in the baby's reach doesn't count.

Yeah it happens to adults because they are actually trying to do something, not just randomly slapping at the pretty colors. It's a totally different thing. If you think that baby was actually trying to zoom in on the fine print in the ad, you haven't been around too many 1 year olds.