Is FM really a deal breaker for people? I find Pandora to be much better, and there are numerous apps for streaming actual radio stations local or otherwise...

Forgot to mention there is also a native iPhone/iPad port for jailbroken devices:

uTorrent used to be nice, but it's been bloatware forever now. On OS X I'd recommend Transmission, and it too has a remote client for smartphones/tablets.

ssh -l kimdotcom:moneybags 107.21.243.42

Yes, Gizmodo, Endgadget, TheVerge, Arstechnica, the judge in this case, etc, etc are all paid Apple shills. They have to be! Otherwise the only answer is that YOU are wrong. And that couldn't possibly be right.

Answer: however far the Enterprise can travel at maximum warp with seconds left before Supernova.

"coke nail" for the win.

No "Buy TV, Get Assault Rifle" instead Dealzmodo?

Yes, of course old boy. Good show!

Am I mistaken, I thought the whole point of the 48fps was so when 3D glasses split the image up you get the standard 24fps per eye? Instead of a headache inducing 12 fps per eye. Am I wrong on this?

Wonder if that scene gets added into the BluRay/DVD release?

In case io9 unanimates the gif:

The eBay iOS app, mainly for the instant Notifications when I'm outbid, item ending soon, item sold/won, etc.

I know some iOS games do multiplayer over Bluetooth (I'm pretty sure I'm remembering this). And since its under Privacy Settings, I'm assuming Apple did this so if some malicious app tries to establish a BT connect without asking you'll get the pop-up asking to OK it.

Except it was an APP developer who noticed this, in the logs (likely error logs) sent from his app, which contain things like the model, build, etc:

Some would argue this is already the case:

Seriously, real men just buy a couple hundred feet of Cat5 and a staple gun, AMIRITE?

"Guinan, stop rolling your eyes at Mister Eddisons video capture device!"

Hipster much?

No, sounds like an insecure password, linking of personal and business accounts, or poorly chosen password reset questions were the weakest link. This could have happened just as easily on Windows, or Linux, under the same circumstances. As usual with these types of "hacks" the weak link wasn't the hardware or the OS,…