Not true. I'm an adult male that got circumcised recently and it was purely for medical reasons. It was necessary for my health, and recommended by my urologist.

A retina iPad mini poses some questions about resolution, however.

I think this was always Apple's strategy.

You should really get it swapped out. My Fuelband lasts a week, sometimes more, without needing a charge. And I've had it since the month it came out.

My issue is that you shouldn't have to. Besides, it's not just once a day - I check my Fuelband app for my iPhone a few times a day.

No Bluetooth is a dealbreaker. I've had the Nike Fuelband pretty much since launch and I find myself using it less and less as a fitness tracker. The Up would be a nice alternative, since it does so much more. Battery life on my Fuelband is great, so I don't really understand why Jawbone couldn't have included that…

Samsung still doesn't get as much profit per phone as Apple does.

It's about throwing a sensationalist headline on an article that doesn't tell the whole truth. It's just bad journalism.

As opposed to how many different screen sizes that the competition has?

This wouldn't be the first time Steve has said Apple would never do something, but then went ahead and did it anyway years later.

No, Adobe says it's dead.

Spoiler alert?

So - one case? And do we know the circumstances? Is this guy a fat ass? Did he sit on a chair made out of concrete?

Sorry Woz, I like you, but the decisions Steve Jobs made turned Apple from imminent doom to a multi-billion dollar success (love Apple or hate it, you can't deny their success). All these items above sound like geek and tech-site wet dreams, but don't translate into good business. Openness! Sharing! Puppies riding…

You can in list view.

That's in Google's hands. Last I heard, they were working on it.

Geez... everyone just needs to give it a rest. They've apologized and are hiring people & working on fixing it. What more do you want them to do?

You can buy a Lightning cable for $19. Add the cost of making this to that, and you have a dock for ~$20.

I'd like to see some apps truly utilize that extra space to not just show more content, but redesign it completely. OpenTable has the right idea.

This.