To me, this conclusion says that nuclear power itself is not inherently unsafe; and that it is the policies and people surrounding it that can make it unsafe.

Just take the current 10-inch ipad, hold it 30% farther away from your face, boom. 7 inch ipad.

Also worth noting is that there is a dispensary on every corner in this city.

In fact, Apple's own bluetooth headset sold poorly and was eventually discontinued.

my.yahoo.com is similar. I used that for a while. I just signed back in to confirm that yes, it is still a thing.

Yep, or even a wine cellar.

Ditto. Pandora One is $36 a year and for on-the-go listening IMO the radio format as Pandora uses is really the most useful. For on demand streaming I use Google music.

Been there since 2.0 at least, based on my experience.

Based on other comments in this article, it also seems to allow for rampant trolling with no filtering.

Probably varies in price based on bed size.

This was my solution and I will agree, this is the ultimate one for those that can. 3 minute commute with traffic beats any public transit system out there. Not to mention you can go home for lunch.

In the end, the content store isn't much more than one of the features of a particular device/platform.

They could always retreat back/double down on the aviation sector, but one way or another I think they will end up missing out on a lot of revenue from the consumer market.

It's only the beginning for mobile computing in general.

I was in BBY just the other day with my girlfriend, she was shopping for some new headphones. The blue shirt walked over and asked if we needed help. I asked, do you have any other less expensive noise cancelling sets other than what's right here? He says, have you looked at the Bose ones? Oh, you mean the ones right…

It's an easy go-to for trolling. Like the people who say 9/11 was an inside job. Of course it gets people riled up if you tell them you don't believe the moon landings happened.

I would have loved to be in the courtroom when that guy had his case thrown out.

Gee, would be an excellent idea for a place that got paid by the click, huh?

Good point. I see above 100mbit over wifi regularly with my airport router (Time capsule, actually, but same thing). You should be able to get a good GB per minute if not higher over LAN.

Are you streaming 1080p files over 802.11n? In my experience, I have no issues streaming HD content over a 5GHz wifi network. If you think about it, there's over 100mbit of bandwidth available on a 5GHz 802.11n LAN and even a blu ray is what, 40 mbit or so. At home we can stream netflix to the living room while the…