There is an article linked in there that show's where all those figures came from (you seemed to have missed it): [tech.fortune.cnn.com]

160gb = ~40,000 songs = ~120,000 minutes = 2,000 hours of music.

My dad's iPhone always dies in like four hours.

Or it's for people who can get a better plan from someone besides AT&T or Verizon.

Nah, the article talks about the iPod touch. And the research that it links to shows the touch's sales rate plummeting, but still taking about 50% of the total ipod sales.

It's as real as music theory.

That reminds me of a joke on the Colbert Report - some Chinese construction organization got a deal with a cigarette company, and the workers were strongly urged to smoke them. Colbert said it was because the cigarette smoke was purer than the air.

Better than drinking the water if China is as polluted as the US media will tell you it is.

I like the last myth in that list:

Follows none of the basic "laws" or "theories" of art (much like music has music theory) and in my opinion it looks like crap. Sure, there are some pieces that can throw all that stuff out the window and get away with it, but few and far between. Sort of like a nice piece of jazz is hard to find.

Artistically speaking, this picture looks like shit.

I always thought that it was only western societies that finished all of the food on the plate, and then the easter societies left some as a compliment. To the west, finishing a plate of food is like saying "It tasted great" while in the east doing the same is like saying "I'm still hungry and you are a failure for…

"Here's the problem: I hate my friends."

Pretty much all the articles on Giz about G+ could be summed up like that.

"And like all sausage parties, it means there's a lot of standing around showing your wiener.

I'm not sure if I want sex oozing all over my wrist.

Useless due to lack of practicality, more effective through an improvement of efficiency?

This seems like the type of phone who someone that thinks they're cool for using facebook would buy.

I can see myself playing with this for an hour or two, then getting a headache, and deleting it as soon as I can bear looking at lights again.

It's 5 but it seems like 2.