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A strong society is a blended society.

Even China is failing and has more than a slight streak of capitalism running through its veins. Regardless what the hardline speeches say.

I can't tell if you're trolling or if you actually believe the drivel you're spouting.

Actually, if I download a pirated copy, print it out, scan it, and then delete the pirated copy, who is going to know I downloaded it other than where I got it from?

Perhaps this is Amazon's way of saying, "hey, you don't buy the e-books directly from me? I'm not responsible for what happens, you know what I'm saying? It's a bad, bad, world out there and some people do... malicious... things in the name of business. You'd hate for that to happen to you, right? Well, we don't have…

Yes, I want one for my daily commute.

Compare all Android smart watches vs Apple's in 2015 is a better comparison. Android has more competition than Apple does. Ergo unless Apple's smart watch is a total dismal failure, it will outsell any particular brand of Android watch easily.

Well, a lot of it is Android can cannibalize its own market. Since Android is more diverse, as you will, it competes with both itself and Apple. Even if the Moto 360, LG's G Watch, and Samsung Gear outsells the iWatch "combined", none of them will single handedly beat the iWatch and then it becomes a pissing match of…

Ya' know, there is a subset of people who want an Android device with Apple's interface. Look at the rom MIUI, for example. WearFace would fit in well with that group of individuals.

I don't know which phone you have, perhaps you're correct in that your phone only costs $250 (Moto 360 price.)

To each their own, the only rectangle wearable electronic allowed on my wrist is a Pip-Boy.

It took a good year and a half before people stopped looking at my Motorola Droid (OG) and asking if it was an iPhone.

That's not futuristic, though. As another commentator said, it's an iPod strapped to your wrist.

Any Android phone 4.3 and up will work with the 360. I don't see why those devices won't use it properly. Know something I don't?

I read that statement and snorted laughing.

That says a lot about us, as consumers. One of the fugliest smart watches to hit the market will be the most "successful smartwatch launch in history" simply because of who makes it. Not because it is an appealing product nor for its functionality, but simply because of who makes it.

That's exactly what I'm thinking. I loathe Apple (the company) with a passion and yet I was expecting something more atheistically pleasing. The iWatch got hit with the ugly stick, in my opinion. I mean, dafuq?

On top of this, why are a lot of Google Play movies only offered in SD on the web but HD for mobile devices? If you have the HD version, it shouldn't matter what device I'm viewing it from, damn it.

I had a pair of these, as well. In fact, they were my first USB pair of headphones. I had to wrangle with Plantronics to get the Windows 8 beta drivers since nothing existed at the time.