If you got an upgrade, yes. If you buy it unsubsidized, no. Although, considering that this is more or less like the 3GS, it's probably not the best financial decision to buy an unsubsidized phone.

So, given the option between either buying a Lamborghini or a Mustang, you're assuming that people will choose the Lamborghini?

Wow, that actually seems pretty good. I love the idea of being able to custom assign most of the features.

I want to love these cameras, but I just can't get over the interface. I could lose a lot of settings to a menu pane, but I can't imagine using an SLR without separate physical controls for ISO, aperture, and shutter speed. Does anyone know if the new models have changed that?

Interesting, but my favorite disillusioned physicist who worked on the Manhattan Project will always be Joan Hinton.

Also, people sound like they're booing and the people closest to the front seem to have been exiting the area. My guess is that they did tell people to seek shelter, but it was probably too late and no one expected the stage to collapse.

I have that. At first I was skeptical, and it's definitely one of the more frivolous accessories that you can buy, but I've found it very convenient. I also like that if you put it in your bag, you don't have to worry about the aluminum keyboard scratching anything.

On the iPad, a surprising amount of normal key functions register when paired with Apple's keyboard. Copy, paste, delete word, delete sentence, highlight.

Thanks. One day I'll remember that Giz's commentcsystem hates any punctuation that is placed around links.

Sort of amazing that we're actually getting close to make something like FLW's Illinois a reality. ([en.wikipedia.org]

Someone nay have noted this already, but the Korg iPad app's price has increased from $16 to $32.99.

I had this show up for me a few days ago. I hate the fact that they seem to have gotten rid of the options. True, "similar pages" is useless, but I use the cached page option quite a bit when I want to quickly scan through a page for something.

Me too! And people say that liberal arts degrees don't have a purpose.

Chip, meet shoulder.

You mean it's not?

Not that I'm offended or anything, but this isn't exactly the most fortunate timing for this article.

Silly me. I didn't see the other linked article and only went to PRI's website, which didn't give either figure.

But is it $20bn annually, or is that the cost over ten years?

Oops. Misread your comment.

That's already what they do on the Touch.