@crazypills77: I've spent several man days browsing through it. Under the 20 or so good apps for each job, there are a hundred pathetic apps made by Chinese developers(not all suck though) and apps made with very to no effort.

I don't see the point of having thousands of apps in the app store. It doesn't make sense if there are 1000 twitter apps on iOS, when you only need one. Whats the point of having duplicates of an app? I think that it would be better to have a small collection of quality apps like on WP7, instead of having many…

I think that Caoon had something to do with this.

@eirrann: I believe that one is called Quadrant actually. Not neocore. My bad. My dad took my Galaxy S and since then I've forgotten everything about Android. Can't recall the name of the other one.

@eirrann: Its called neocore. It tests the graphics ability of Android, and my Galaxy S got a score of 58 fps on it.

@whmm: Possibly, but in such good lighting? And not even blurry?!

@shift321: Its an average.

I still find it creepy that this picture was probably taken at 11:40 p.m. Who goes around taking pictures of unreleased gadgets at midnight?

@rathat: Nah. I did go to Snow World when I lived in Singapore, but there was just loads of ice, no snow.

@ziplizard: Cool =D

@Zanzan42: I was born in 1997. I only went to Chennai in 1999. I missed it =D

You guys seem to really loathe snow. I live in southern India, and I have never ever felt snow in real life. Reading about it makes it sound awesome, but every country I've visited is snow-free throughout the year.

I wish you all a happy Christmas and a merry new year.

@nombei: I think you're referring to neutrinos =\

@pranthin8or: Image fail -.-

@Michael Dukakis:

@Ariel_Wollinger: I think there is a difference in the ways we cross our eyes. Most of my results were the opposites of yours.

@madisomi [doyouknowme?]: And the original article: