@tazm0n: Can you dig it?

@dcdttu: Well, someone earlier said the same thing you did...as if nobody was expecting 4G phones to start popping up.

@Animal_Chin: OK, from the gist if the article, I thought this thing went singularly deep, but looking at your chart, it seems it's nothing special.

@showbiz2: "Grandma, please...I'm mentally scarred enough..."

@Phillax: Oh, I saw them perfectly lined up, I thought it might've been intentional....nevermind.

@RuckingFetard: iTunes, Quicktime...I rest my case.

@johnnystreets: No, your point is that Apple had to do it, in order to avoid risks.

I need 50 copies, stat!

@BoltBoy: I-Tron Man anyone?

@Pure87: Is anybody bringing the cauldron?

@Kaiser-Machead: Quick! Call the Wikileaks Task Force!

@george111, Ph.D.: I'm fond of the "Steve Jobs: Ninja" report

Applications for the Gay Pride parade?

How would "limbless iPhone-users" be able to bring it up to their nose??

@Apotheosis: Can you dial numbers outside the contacts list with voice?

@The5thElephant: It's the exact same amount of steps. Hold a button, say command. Less if you have the Android search widget.

@dyowell: You buy an app to launch the app.

@commander_k: That's not Apple's call to make whether they're harmful or not. They can make up any BS excuse to ban the app, which is their right to do, but violating the law is not one of them.

1022 words?? That's really, really....not....able to beilieved.

@no computers in texas: That's a major injustice! Let's form a mob around that teacher's home!