@BeerManMike: Indeed. At the unveiling of the machines at JFK, she did not want to go through them, and asked a volunteer to do it for her.

This is a very efficient way to get your "for sale" company in the news.

@MikeSWelch: Amen. Only Apple users think the service they have is so unique.

@klaymen333: They already use Captcha. Which shows that those creating panic about inflight Wi-Fi have never actually used it.

If someone told me to picture the ultimate hippie home - this would be it.

@whatne1wuddo: Only Google TV app in the market is the Logitech Harmony App, and it specifically says it needs a Logitech Review to work.

@anonpwny: AFAIK, that only works on the Logitech box - not the Sony one.

@Skiraceking81: And that is what Apple does best - they tell you what you can do on it, and you do what they tell you.

@KaZx: No kidding. What a mess of a site.

@danielc305: I will never ever be able to read anything about Kanye again without thinking of fish sticks.

They'll be around slightly longer than it takes them to finally upgrade their X10 to Android 2.1.

@ddjeffries: True.

@JSharke: I agree - just a shame the thing is such a turd to clean. So many little nooks and crannies. Takes me an hour a month to clean the fucker.

@Ben92: And I think that shows that Amazon is a company to love.

@wjbean: Not that long. They didn't purchase them till 1998, so they've only owned them for a measly twelve years.

@GK: The old fashioned way - you'd call a number, let it listen to the track, and it would SMS you back the results.

@petethepanda: Me too, but only because I have an old Android version that doesn't charge me to use it... <— cheap

@knwldg: In fact, it was available on Windows Mobile and through SMS long before the iPhone even existed...

So many words, and he still won't tell whether he likes fish sticks.

Apple never sold the Apple TV as a product - Steve Jobs himself told people that it was just a hobby.