Those are all great reasons to prefer Android, I never argued that. Android is an excellent alternative to iOS, and if you like better integration at the OS level and between apps it's the way to go. What I was pointing out was the fact that OEM's keep beefing up the hardware while Google has little software to…

Literally just tested it on mine. Maybe you should try using one?

The iPad 2's graphics chip is definitely ahead of the curve (although I believe it's half as powerful as the NGP; but that's not really a mobile device, it's a dedicated gaming handheld. The original PSP still has good visuals compared to most high-end phones today, except the iPhone 4 and Samsung phones and that's…

Now I do.

Well then, I apologize. I wasn't aware that you were talking about their practices, but just, you know, that "it's China."

I never said they were lacking. But all this power had better make it do things impossible elsewhere. And Apple not allowing certain apps on their App Store or WP7 not enticing developers (yet) is not the same as other platforms not being able to do the same things.

That one goes towards cancer research.

I suppose if they research hard enough they can find a way to prevent/cure diabetes without having to make their drinks less poisonous.

Buy the jug of sugar, some of the money goes to diabetes research.

I hope this time they can encourage developers to make some software to justify all this. Until then I can't help but liken Android OEM's to American SUV makers.

I bet you don't even grasp how racist this sounds.

But the iPad 2 doesn't do that...

Agreed. Besides, if you sell it at the appropriate time, the upgrade could cost you just about $100.

Lady Gaga made 90 million last year. She's the most well paid celebrity under 30 according to Forbes.

No, it wasn't "one thing" to attack Sony. It was the same thing. In fact it was worse, because they attacked Sony's customers. You know, gamers like yourself whose only sin was to sign up for the PSN. They never once said anything about Geohot (and even if it was about that, it's a childish thing to do at best and…

Oh now it's a problem, right? Why can't these companies just fix their damn security? These hackers just want to show these flaws for the greater good, no? I'm sure they contacted them and begged them to not wreck their shit, and they should have learned from others' woes anyway!

Among American other things.

This is 2011, not 1991.

"The cost of air travel keeps going up"

Sorry to read that man. Stay strong.