I know I'm going to be called an asshole for picking nits here, but that wasn't the first time that a sonic boom was heard. Whips (specifically Stock and Bull) have been around for quite a while before Gen. Yeager's flight.

That's a neat idea! Then the next step is live-streaming individual trucks!

Give me the transportation and Felix's suit, and I'd do it in a heartbeat. Twice.

It's cubic feet, and it's expensive. It's not quite $15M (or anywhere near), but in this article [link below] it is said that it was about $70,000 worth of helium lost due to the launch abortion [first time I've used that word in a different context] and that fact that the balloon cannot be reused.

Calm down, Joker.

Go away with that garbage.

I'm not sure if they do it for the iPhone 5 yet, but Fusion of Ideas does Macbook/iPhone/iPad/iPod laser engravings in Irvine, CA... (they used to be in the Spectrum Center, but they've expanded to an office somewhere down the road.)

Honestly, as a consumer, I'd rather see "who you are as a company" reflect in the quality of your products. I know I'm not the only one that will very [VERY] rarely buy a case or accessory that has a logo or name printed in obnoxiously loud and contrasted tones or strange ["in-your-face"] placement.

I wish this was available when I was in the military and constantly moving around through the U.S., Europe, The Middle East, and Asia...

Same here.

Sold my iPhone 4S 64GB AT&T model for $450 on Craigslist and paid for my 64GB iPhone 5 with the money. It's the first time I've sold one of my "old" iPhones, and was pleasantly surprised that it retained value so well...

I openly embrace death and don't want myself or anyone I love to live their lives as though it's something to avoid. Seeing it and acknowledging that it's inevitable is healthy and allows people to realize that they should take advantage of the time they have left. That being said, seeing something like this (or any…

TL;DR: Yes, I hate when people borrow my stuff.

+ Alien Blue...

It's not "poor planning". Regardless of capital/worth of the company, it's a legitimate business plan/decision of balancing the upgrade cost of potentially millions of dollars of server equipment and an idea of what the company expects to see in regards to network traffic. They may have billions pushed back in the…

Being non-biased and pointing out equality between companies is "fanboy"ism now?

You do realize that in Apple's Maps, the "green car" on the side of the label of a location point is a quick-launch for directions, right?

Google didn't roll out of the gate with Maps being as near-perfect as it is today. Getting things "right" takes time, for any company.

Mine is in Louisville, KY.... in my hands tomorrow.