Apparently a lot of people given this and numerous other articles.

Isn't this essentially what people have been doing with TV for decades?

This business model works very well in the software realm so I don't see why people are bucking at it in hardware.

Advanced biological pedantry. re: porcupine-ine?

I have never used either word/phrase in my tweets. Not that I tweet that much but I guess I use it in a different fashion.

Both, of course. The convenience of my Kobo on a commute is great but I have found nothing that is at all similar in the digital world to browsing a library or bricks and mortar book store. Other's experience may vary, of course.

I think people are all excited about their multi-megapixel cameras on their cameras because it's bigger and better etc but they don't actually have a clue what it means. Not that that's a bad thing necessarily. People still pay big bux for fancy digital SLRs and leave them on automatic all the time. It's about having…

Since Hulu is not available to me it's tough to get worked up about this.

I assume you're referencing the movie from 1939. If not I don't care to know the truth.

The only problem is that if the rover was in your bathroom NASA wouldn't be able to get a signal either. One of the most notable things about Mars is it is completely devoid of any buildings to interfere with signals.

This won't have any negative side effects at all I'm sure.

Apple's vision hasn't got any chance whatever to succeed. Follow the money and what do you find?

And just like the female birth control pill it will have absolutely no side effects at all.

The algorithm mostly looks at colour fields to check for similarity it seems. It's not even good enough to be considered terrible.

No I wouldn't pay to use twitter. I would live without it if it came to that.

I hope whoever made the graphic for this article is being paid for its use. This is the 3rd different article this week I've seen it used.

This would be great. Just being able to plug your phone (or other device) in for a couple minutes to get some more hours out of it would be very useful.

The patent describes how they'd be able to vary in color and brightness to provide an extra level of feedback to the user.

That wasn't Heath Ledger that was the Joker or perhaps the Nolans who wrote the screenplay but either way it wasn't like he ad-libbed this scene.

Morphine works for pain by blocking the pain receptors so yes it will still work even if that pleasure kick is blocked. Blocking pain is, itself, a pleasure that any chronic sufferer of pain will tell you.