I was my understanding that Win8 is pretty tightly integrated into Windows Server already. What am I missing? I have yet to do any testing on my domain with it because there is no way I am teaching 100+ users the new ins and outs of the UI.

Ok, id be willing to wager, from your statement that you work with the public, and consumer PCs... Dont take it the wrong way(a guaranteed statement that you will take it the wrong way), but its doubtful you are an IT professional. How do I know this, or why do I say this, well because I spent the first 5 or 6 years…

You are posing your opinion as fact for the masses.

NO THIS IS FLAT OUT WRONG!!!

I think your head has been shaking back and forth for too long now Kyle. You have shaken something loose, I think.

Except that APIs or what not can be rolled into service packs and not complete OS updates. Hell most of the updates we see in Mobile OS's are not really anything more than service packs.

First off "verrrrrry little information" doesn't really make the argument hold water, in fact Id say it makes it drip more.

Are you sure we all want that? You seem to be speaking strictly from a consumer point of view.

Quotes have long been used in public discourse to express emotion or feeling.

Sorry dont buy your story of involvement what so ever.

"Why a Two-Tone Unibody iPhone Makes Perfect Sense"

Oh Im sorry did I spoil you iDay?

Come on Samsung! When are you going to start innovating? /S

I believe the rumor is that there will be several Nexus Phones made available by different OEMs.

You can blow you "they should start innovating" sarcasm right out your ass. No matter what you think of the GS1 it allowed Samsung to start at a solid base. This solid base has allowed for Samsung to do exactly what you are suggesting they do, innovate. Samsung has arguably innovated more in the mobile area than any…

Well I was skating well before Big Brother was released, which I think was sometime in the mid 90s. I never did have a subscription to it, but I did have a few copies purchased through my local News Stand. I did have a subscription to Thrasher and Transworld. I also remember with great fondness getting my copy of the…

1. Rad was a movie from the 80s... you know, where these style sunglasses are from.

Did you really just take this joke and obvious excuse to use the quote "Oh my heart, a Back Flip! Hulk Hogan eat your heart out." seriously?

Rad is a pop culture terms used for BMX riding, or in the very least slow dancing on your BMX bike in the middle of a high school dance.