@DustyButt: Aggh, you beat me.

The most popular consonants in the world are S,T,D? Why doesn't that surprise me?

@ThePhysician: Thanks!

@Necoras: True, but there are plenty of people who like to play it straight up, and this is a way AT&T could lock up these customers - willingly.

Damn. It's not really him, it's a spoof.

... and that he doesn't use actors to participate in his "magic."

UGH

AT&T really should release this to iPhones - it would give them a clear advantage (if the user is in an area where they could actually connect.)

My brother used to find the hotspot by rolling her in flour and then looking for something sticky.

Yesterday's headline: Fuck You, AT&T

@BadAsh: I was mostly referring to my friend, whom you do not know and are not in a position to determine the accuracy of my statement. Also, of course - not everyone who likes and prefers Apple products would fit my description. But there is a clear and unashamed group who do by definition worship Apple, and there is…

@Philip.J.Fry: Where did I say "everyone who has an Apple product is a total fanboi apple worshipper?"

@tucker augie'ben'doggy: Then go duck yourself.

@BadAsh: I apologize to those whom I may have offended in the OP. I do feel that worshipping any brand or line of products is silly, but I used a poor choice of words in the last sentence.

@OCEntertainment: The clothing?

Stay classy, Gizmodo.

It's things like this that make me appreciate free tethering, even simultaneously with an active hotspot.

@StephenBradley: This goes much beyond just 'liking a brand,' which is common amongst all consumer circles. This is something beyond the pale, a culture that teeters, even falls, even dives, into a form of worship.

@ZOMG WOZ: He is a dear friend to whom I can give crap, and he delightfully reciprocates. He is the godfather of my children and vice-versa. Don't judge.

I have a friend that is very confused.