Most trolls spell is "Windoze" and "Micro$oft". If you want to be a real troll, get with the game.

The second to last phone is a white DoCoMo Style series SH-03e.

You make it sound like deleting it from your bookmarks means you'll never ever be able to return. Which, quite franky isn't a bad thing- I don't think you'll be missed as much as you miss that bookmark.

#correction "It was built by Soviet aerospace manufacturer Aeroflot in the 1970s"

I hope Apple rejects it because it duplicates existing functionality.

I loved the original series, so I'm very interested to see how they turn it into a US version. Preview looks very, very good. Can't wait!

I disagree about the heat source - the warping and melting is exactly where the battery is. I do agree about using a fake/wrong charger, he probably tried using an Asus charger for something like a Transformer (15V out) and the battery fried itself.

Or, you just cut out the device entirely and people die directly at the factory: http://www.tomsguide.com/us/foxconn-explosion-ipad-factory-deaths,news-11274.html

Note: when a hurricane is coming your way, wine and vodka should be very low on your "must buy" list.

That is awesome. Even with the upcoming apocalypse, yuppies still feel the need to shop for overpriced hipster food :D

I'm actually surprised it is this low. That is a measly $500,000 in 2Tb drives. I'm just a consumer, and I have 18Tb in drives around my home. Pretty sure sites like Google and Facebook collect that much data in a couple of days.

Diehard Apple fans will claim they didn't use MicroUSB because it doesn't do video or audio. Which is of course BS since my devices all support MHL.

I doubt that'll ever happen. The cost of cablecard certification is probably way beyond what D-Link and Boxee are willing to throw at this thing.

Oh really? Everywhere? Perhaps if the earth were flat, but spot beams are just that - beams to a SPOT. The satellite discussed in this article wouldn't help much on your way to Hawaii either: http://www.satlaunch.net/2011/09/viasat-1-coveragefootprint-maps.html

Sure thing. It was actually 1994: http://www.newlaunches.com/entry_images/1107/12/nokia_timeline.php

Or the Nokia owners would point out that they have had choice of color for some time now.

Apple is aiming to include a new "you're holding it wrong" feature to every single iPhone.

"or get in tough with your local FBI field office" #Corrections

I hate to break it to you, but your comment can be replaced by this:

No it isn't. That was the question in 2008, now nobody gives a shit whether it blends or not.