When they are even comparable at all, let me know. Completely different types of technology, same idea.

Wut? I am a software engineer (front-end, UI) and IE9 is not good. I have to cross-browser check everything I deploy, and I STILL consistently run into problems with CSS/HTML in IE9. If it works fine in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari... there is no reason IE should do something different (especially when code says to…

I agree Kaiser, I think the native mail App works just wonderfully. I am guessing the Gmail App only exists for the sake of putting all of the "labs" stuff in one place. In that case, they aren't even comparable and I am not sure what he is talking about.

Haha... "People were getting mad when we were using beer so I have a giant pile of kool-aid here. I don't know how that can offend any group of people."

The biggest difference is that Google released their voice commands as a rough beta. I am pretty sure Apple has spent a long long time on this to make sure they get it right. The best part is that it is server-side, so data will be infinitely compiled over time and available to everyone. It is as if everyone that…

Enhance.... Enhance.... Enhance....

I will not address the Apple comment because that is uncalled for and applicable to almost every device in the world.

On average, I use my iPhone for 3 days before I have to recharge it. I am sure that will go down the drain eventually because that is how science works.

Except the software/hardware compatibility in the Galaxy S line are god awful. Oh, and their customer support are also god awful. The only thing good to come out of the Samsung phone line is if you have an addiction to charging electronic devices every single night. Not because you want to, but because you have to.

The simple fact is that you are investing for the next two years of your life in a product that you will use constantly every day. I agree you should just fork over the money for the better phone, even if the only real thing it ends up providing is a lack of emotional strain.

According to my math... that's a 171% chance that Apple is still going to be the richest company in the world after tomorrow!!! I just wish we could lower that iPod category and raise that iPhone 5 category.

I had the Galaxy S when it first came out... Worst 4 months of my life. Verizon finally let me get out of it but said I could only upgrade if it wasn't 4G or an iPhone. So I got the Samsung replaced instead and sold it on eBay then paid full retail price (not at Verizon of course) for an iPhone 4.

I agree with your Amazon statements entirely. The worst relationship in the world for Samsung is its software and its hardware. You do have to understand that Samsung tries to come out with a new phone/tablet every day they wake up. They are strictly in it for the revenue and do not understand how Apples plan is so…

I agree that it will partially take some of the market share away but the underlying fact is that they are not in the same category. Some of the main features of the iPad 2 are the features that are not on the Kindle Fire.

That is what most of them do not understand... Companies are paying a lot of money these days for network security. It follows the same pattern as "Catch Me if You Can" where the government ended up hiring the guy instead of putting him in jail.

I find it funny. My securities class my Senior year in college was re-named "Ethical Hacking" by our teacher. The only true way to learn about network securities is to know and understand how to hack. The "ethical" part is supposed to be the difference.

That 10 person crew is also in amazing shape... I am not saying that the survival part is difficult. I am saying that jumping off waterfalls or climbing 100 ft. cliffs might be detrimental to your health.

I don't know... Survivorman is pretty wonderful. I am a big Les Stroud fan. A million times better than Man vs. Wild.