And yet, we still argue that violent video games don't make game addicts more violent.

Here's what happens: (1) You take it to the Apple Store. (2) You order a new one. (3) You restore your backup from iCloud. (4) You buy a decent wraparound case for it and silently tell the Gizmodo writer who told you that naked iPhones are preferable to go suck a lemon.

Vaseline is what some people use on door hinges; extract the pin, coat it, and re-insert.

I don't like funny robots.

Flying saucers are real, yo.

That depends on how you define "number."

I see Nintendo adopting this for a forthcoming Pikmin sequel.

Geeking out here, but Robotech planes were F-14s — F-15s were the Decepticon seekers.

That first paragraph reminds me: Why isn't Pandora on AppleTV yet?

Warning to all Kansas City residents: Just because Google didn't slap the word "beta" on this product doesn't mean it isn't.

Unless your friend was taking a photo on the other side of the wall at the exact same time, your nudie shots are probably safe. And even if they did, your photos aren't shared until you give permission to each one individually.

Only downside: Flock uses your iPhone's location services ALL THE TIME. It won't work if you turn it off in your preferences. I'm not sure I want to use any app that wants to drain my battery like that.

The last paragraph is the most important. It's worthless to have a medicine that completely destroys HepC if it destroys anything healthy along with it.

As with ANY gift: it depends on the person you're giving it to.

"I call it the ex-wife."

Nice to see Strong Sad keeping himself busy with a new career.

Don't forget the recent Dropbox update fiasco. 2.5 update crashed on startup; 2.5.1 did the same, but uninstalling and re-downloading made 2.5.1 work perfectly fine.

No app required. It's one of the existing installed International keyboards.

Best way to hide your office from common burglars. Everyone knows books are like kryptonite to the uneducated.

When they make a smartphone I can wear on my wrist and that has a battery that lasts for years, I'll consider ditching my watch. Until then, it's an infinitely more convenient way to check the time.