Third word of the article. So Find My Phone is just like Find My Phone?

I find it interesting that the title and the tag refer to iPhone, but the picture is of an iPad...

They're most likely just internal 2D barcodes. Not regular QR codes, so they wouldn't scan without specialised equipment.

Never mind, it's working now

Am I the only one getting a "Página não encontrada" (which I'd assume to mean page not found) error on the source link?

Read what I just said right down there

Stories that you didn't post...except that you did: [gizmodo.com]

So why is CNET our only source for this story?

Really? I couldnt get MSE to install on mine...

They stole my username!

I wouldn't imagine that that stock photo has very many uses other than this article...

Look at my username and look at the screenshot... Coincidence

My former Vista-Ubuntu dual boot got corrupted the day Microsoft released this and I had no functional backup so I decided this was worth a try

So I'm now using Windows 8 as my main only OS, and I was wondering if I should/can get virus protection? Are there even any viruses for Windows 8? Also, are there any virus protections for Win8?

Because then every heater would cost $400...

I had to download it 5 times before I got it to match the SHA1

T-Mo prepaid has a $10 a month unlimited messaging plan with 10cents a minute calling with a wide selection of phones, smart or dumb. And pretty good customer service. You can also just buy a SIM for $6.99 and use it with any unlocked GSM phone

Why is this on LifeHacker but not Gizmodo?

Obviously not!

#5 Are you jailbroken?