I was wondering that. Yeah so it will now be able to be a hotspot, but doesn't ATT charge an extra like $30 to do it legally?

I always figured someone could do this after I played Splinter Cell...

Looks the exact same as my old BB Bold 9000 'cept without a ball. I guess it's a smidge thinner? Keyboard and body stile look the exact same, so all these "awesome keyboard" reviews baffle me.

Isn't one the the new Nokia WP7s supposed to be waterproof? I think it's a great idea.

I saw something like this in an italian restaurant in Seattle. Said there'd be a $4 fine for using cell phones. Didn't know if they were serious or not...

I wonder how many people showed up this year. I've gone the past 3 years, and last year (when they banned filesharing) was the straw that broke the camel's back for most people. I still had a great time, but it was waaaaay less crowded. Anyone there care to comment?

Amazing story.

I think that if it really was a Caesar cipher, it would have been cracked a long time ago. I mean that's where I would start looking if I had to guess.

I used Bing to search for plane tickets... has anyone done this lately? It's so freakin cool. They show you listings from many different airlines like you'd expect, but what's cool is that they tell you whether you should wait for a better price or not. They seem to monitor the price of tickets and let you know if…

I have not, but I just read about it after a quick "binging." Looks kinda cool.

Actually yes. Most people do use Bing. I'm even starting to use it more.

I just started working at Microsoft, and I found it funny that my coworkers sometimes google windows problems. But it makes sense.

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I would read that article.

I could care less about "the new ThunderBolt Display." I just clicked on the article because of the Power Ranger simile. It cut to the core of me.

Uh oh. Looks like Mark Russinovich's fears from his book Zero Day are one step closer to becoming reality... Let's hope the computer guidance system doesn't get hacked and crash into a port!

I bought the Wii version and liked it, but I sold it back within a month. I dunno I just don't like playing on the Wii very much anymore. Plus the multiplayer was hillariously not good. Of course I was also playing CoDBlops at the time. I might actually buy it for ps3 or 360, however.

That's Angry Birds? I don't recognize those sounds...

I guess an "average" gamer doesn't play MMORPGs then...

I think the this article should have talked more about Living Social's "Escapes" section. I don't think Groupon does it, and I feel like it makes them stand out a little more. They seem like some pretty sweet deals if you are planning a vacation.