Sweet, it should be able to run Windows 8 no problem then.

Well, there's always Amazon. Comes out to $4.25 a jar, which is actually two dollars cheaper than the health food section at my local supermarket. [www.amazon.com]

I think it's useful when you're trying to determine who an unknown number might be. "Oh... maybe it's Aunt Edna, she lives in Oregon."

*affected*

Assuming Almonds aren't effected, might be a good time to switch. There are arguable health benefits as well. [www.self.com]

Yes, there is mention of "for a limited time". See attached.

I noticed that image of Steve as well. Not sure if that would be funny even on a day prior to today.

I don't think I'm going to be able to pick just one service. Between Spotify, Grooveshark and Rdio, I'm going to be constantly rotating between them.

Nope, it's true. I don't see a catch, other than no mobile access. Buh-bye Spotify. Or at least, see you later.

I was referring to our corporate account. We have to pay an extra $10 for any 4G phone, but not for 3G phones (the LG Marquee for example). We're checking with our rep to see what they will do for the 4s.

Sprint's website was having some serious issues after the announcement yesterday. Perhaps a foreshadowing of what's going to becoming of their network with all the iPhone traffic.

The other thing that the iPhone on Sprint has going for it vs Android is that it's likely not going to require the extra $10 4G fee. I refuse to pay for that until I can actually use 4G in my area.

I'm definitely testing this out, gotta have kraut. One of the commenters from the source link posted this guide, which is a bit more detailed and I found it helpful.

You'd think this was a mobile banking app with all of the hoops you have to jump through to sign up and get it installed. Username, password, account code, SSN, first born son, etc.

So Gizmodo, was it worth it? Would you do the same with the iPhone 5?

I'm one of the basic cable grunts that left. So it's true they lost a low-paying customer, but they are also losing the advertisement exposure, since that's basically what basic cable is, pay-for-ads. That's 193,000 people that can't be advertised to, which I'm sure makes cable a lot less appealing to advertisers. I…

GUNTHER!

VOTE: Spotify and Grooveshark

I suppose an old t-shirt would work just as well. Maybe just tie the armholes shut for an even better seal.

Kind of like floor 13 in hotels. That's where the party is at.