They should really give away iWork in addition to $100 to spend in the Mac App Store. That would make it at least close to the value of getting an iPod Touch.

Ah, missed that. Thanks for pointing that out!

Not according to Men's Health: [www.menshealth.com]

What vines have been cleared away? I haven't read DC comics in quite a few years, and this does not seem like the complete reboot I was hoping for. This is not Ultimate DC, this just seems like a slight modification. The whole thing with the different colored Corps is still there, a lot of the characters are still…

I think they'll retire the iPod Classic and just rename the iPod Touch as "iPod." So you have iPhone, iPod, and iPad, all touch devices.

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What about the biggest one - turn-by-turn voice?

This is going to happen sooner or later, anyway. They just need to get together and have a beer or something.

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While I agree with you, he does have a point. How difficult would it be to do that? I mean, the Calendar app already shows the correct day & date.

I, like the rest of us proud Americans, desperately await the arrival of the middle-finger Emoji.

This. I've never needed to scan a QR code, like ever. Besides, like Flash, that whole thing needs to die. Not having one native is a good thing.

Mine was called a Nomad.

As seems to be my role whenever the topic of baldness comes up on Jezebel, I once again have to remind people:

That's a weather & a stock widget. I wonder though if they let you replace some widgets. I for one, don't follow stocks (even though I have Apple stock, but let's face it, that just goes up & up these days). I'd love to replace it with something else, like a "recent Tweets" or "recent Facebook updates."

Fall, probably around the same time as the next iPhone.

I'm sure they'll have an option to let you configure what you see first when you start up.

Yeah, but how many people have KiK & Live Profile? You have to get your friends to sign up for it. With this, it's already there.

It does. I believe it is essentially "baked into" the existing SMS app.