@KamWrex: Looks like a couple of them don't even have brakes after they hit someone, they just keep going.

@HunterShoptaw: The first commonly asked question on the page with the $12/year option has a link to bundling for $20.

@ckempo: Cross browser support would probably be the main reason.

@hmmcolor: Yes it would. While the black bars are annoying, they aren't the only problem. The bigger problem with vertical video is that you generally end up with a lot more of the ground and sky and less of what you actually want. Vertical may be fine for filming a skyscraper, but not so much for filming a car…

Nope, I don't get paid enough to care about work stuff outside of work.

You may ALSO be the product being sold, but you are still a customer even if you aren't paying for something.

@davepermen: When you do the first things, more come up. For example, once you comment on why you like dropbox you can then also get 128MB more each for posting it to twitter and facebook.

@ArmoredCavalry: The magic of Jobs...He has managed to convince millions of people that the ability to overpay for some things is actually a benefit to them.

@mike_le:

Vote: Gtalk

@Captain Fish, PhD (c): Knowing facebook you will probably automatically be given an @facebook address and if you are lucky you might be able to opt out of it (but probably not.)

@MercerCh00x: It is total accounts, not necessarily active. I technically have a hotmail and 2 yahoo accounts to use various microsoft and yahoo services, but I don't actually use them for email.

@kagekiri: A G2 is definitely not a pen to lend to someone. They rarely seem to find their way back to you if you do.

"The only issue I had with gReader is that you're forced to read by feeds and not folders."

@Bizdady: Titanium Backup is great for what it does, but not really relevant to this post.

@pagan_god: "because Google is dictating who you can share your data with? "

Typo = Inflated comment count.

Seems obvious. As much data as they collected, some of it was bound to be sensitive information.

Assuming you have a general weather program already on your phone this app is probably redundant. Weatherbug at least includes sunrise/sunset. I don't see the moon times in Weatherbug, but that is far less useful than the sun anyway.

When I had Time Warner a few years ago, their DVR would do this as well adn it was a feature I actually liked for normal TV watching and commercial skipping. I'll agree that sports is where it can be a little annoying because you can end up seeing the whole play in fast forward and then it skips back to see the it…