Did someone say kittens?

@Norbs: I agree 100% completely. Well said.

@Norbs: A fair enough opinion, and one that certainly has its merits. By staying behind, Apple can more fine tune its control over the older, and thus more understood hardware.

@Adam Frucci: We'll miss you here at Gizmodo, Frucci.

@blyan: I'll agree with you partially. Yes, many major phones are designed in a style reminiscent of the iPhone, cashing in on its appeal.

@SparklyJesus: ...

@admoseremic: I think that's his point.

Personally, I'd let the actual participating astronauts screen the entries. I'd hate to be woken up b music I don't like!

@rexplex: That's exactly what I've been planning on doing! Right down to the brand - the Logitech Trackman Wheel, wired.

At this point I'll point out that not one, but two Windows Mobile phones include an integrated fingerprint scanner. This allows the phone to be, not only far more secure than a simple PIN or even alphanumeric password, but also faster and easier to unlock.

Excellent article. I have a very small office (a nook in my bedroom - which is barely large enough to be called a bedroom), and clutter is something that I'm still struggling with.

I think it's worth pointing out that while hallucinogens may be able to treat OCD, depression, anxiety etc..., they also have the potential to aggravate them.

@Fenlain: It's a tablet - a small, light, touch screen only computer - that runs WebOS, the operating system on the Palm Pre, Pixi, And the Plus versions of same. WebOS is the successor to Palm OS.

@Misfit7707: That was interesting, thanks!

Not to belittle the threat it poses, but a naturally occurring, exploding lake?

@Gann: I agree completely. 5 is by far the best of the set.

"Introducing the iPhone Pro, the iPhone with a slide out keyboard..."

@Googlo The Otaku Pillow: That looks kind of awesome, actually. I'd get it if it weren't so expensive for being so specialized.

That was absolutely fantastic. They should do a full length version of that.

@elementary: