Ha!

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I don't know what it is. I couldn't even see it for a solid 15 seconds because Gizmodo's awesome new layout decided to place a lovely VW advertisement right over it without an option to close it...

Well we know he wasn't stoned. Seth Rogan made that clear in Pineapple Express. He basically admitted to being a stoner and said that Franco played an amazing stoner for someone that doesn't even smoke.

I don't even own an iPhone, I just think it is ridiculous how articles and news stories keep complaining about something that is not that big of a problem. It's not like exploding batteries are blowing up in your face killing you...

I agree with everyone that this is a ridiculous and unnecessary article.

Ahh... I see you are using a sorting method with notation equal to n*log(n)

Ahhh "Children of Men" now that is a movie that will knock you down. There could be no words in the entire movie and it would some how cinematically make you cry... The uncut lengthy scene at the end is by far the best I have watched in any movie.

As a recently graduated Computer Scientist, this is exactly what is going on. And for some classes, it doesn't really matter. Most of the kids are smart enough to teach themselves the information or programming languages (especially the languages).

I got one of these in a cereal box when I was younger, and it worked perfectly... I would not spend $25 on that...

Unfortunately he is located in Seattle, which on a map, is kinda far away from San Francisco, where all of the other companies are located or are near...

I think you have the wrong idea presenting itself from this article. I am not saying that a could-based phone is not impossible because it is very possible. I will go ahead and say that there will never be any sort of use for a 100% cloud based phone. Software and disk data can be copied and pasted very easily,…

Haha, what do they say when they have to get rid of people...

I am just more or less surprised it doesn't take the person back to the future hitting those speeds...

"more faster"

Regardless of the device, still millions of ways to troll...

We judge our own actions off of what we know and what we see. Learning is mimicking.

This seems a lot like the article on Engadget that blamed Google for stealing Java code for the android phone. Apparently Google isn't allowed to use or override the toString() method implemented in Java haha...

Whew... I was scared my Kentucky Fried Taco Bell was going to turn in to a plain old KFC.