Okay, $15,000 for a watch, and the only thing it tells is the time? Wow. For that much, I want time, date, sunrise, sunset, moon phase, six time zones, and my wife's menstrual cycle.

The owner of the finger later sued, ex-sepulchrum, for the x-ray induced cancer that would have taken his life, had he not already been deceased.

@tomsomething: No one who comes here on a regular basis should doubt the possibility of such a thing.

@Kaiser-Machead: Ah, Mr. Universe. I guess his Numb3r was up.

$600?

@sombre: Not mutually exclusive.

@snitch: "Nuts" won't be along for quite some time, and I think it's a stretch to call it a dessert.

@jepzilla: Darn you, Gizmodo editing feature!!!

@jepzilla: Not that he needs my help, but vinod1978 said "No one delivering video..." (emphasis mine). I think that means "No one in the business of creating and encoding video..." - or have I misunderstood?

@Almightywhacko: There are a number of them. I have seen two: Star Walk [vitotechnology.com] and Orion StarSeek [itunes.apple.com] - the latter can be coupled with a WiFi module that can also drive your telescope.

@SKiTz: Atrix are for Kids!!!

Well, I think getting shot in the temple (and, for he record, I don't even think he looks Jewish) is nothing to sneeze at.

@916CALLTURK: Hmph. I like my answers better.

@Dipsomaniac: Merci beau-coup.

@ProudGeek: Have you ever had a real job with real bosses?

That name!!!

Reasons I might: Better astronomy software, better Judaica apps.

@gearkraft: Heh, that's ok, you never know.

@drthunderer: Oooo, hadn't thought of that. Yikes.

@Platypus Man: Every once in a while it rears its ugly head. Notably, if I'm navigating and my wife calls and we have a routinely nice long conversation, I lose map data. That's improved somewhat in theory by the newer version of Google Maps for Android - but in practice I don't think I'm seeing the benefit yet.