@Setsail: Word.

@Unspellable: I believe in freedom of speech, so yes, I accept that people, even this reporter, says thank god.

Come on, Unspellable. Read my previous posts.

@xsbs: I can agree that if he would've said "Thank God they found it", there wouldn't have been much of a problem, yes. Then he would've at least given them some sort of recognition.

@Unspellable: I'm not a bigot. I don't force anything on anyone, and I am not intolerant. I don't like religion, I find it is inherently immoral, but I do tolerate religious people.

@xsbs: As I said, even if you don't believe anything, he is saying "Thank God". He is giving praise to "God", whatever that means to him, instead of the people who found the bomb and the people who defused it.

@alipied: Which comment are you referring to?

@jmd1513: I guess you could also say that the author of the article is trolling when he ends it with "Thank God we found it".

@thepuma77: That's your opinion. What I find wrong is that he gives no credit to the people that probably saved many lives, but he does give credit to God, whatever God means to him.

@jmd1513: Yes, giving ones opinion on the internet = trolling.

@CajunGuy: It annoys me greatly when someone automatically says "Thank God" when something good/fortunate happens. They may not really believe in it, but they give credit to some sort of supernatural force. Instead, they should automatically thank the people that made that good thing happen.

The people who found the bomb, and the people who defused it, deserve credit for this. Therefore I find it cruel of you to say "Thank God we found it", giving no thanks to the people who actually exist.

@Matthew 'Cohaagen' Liley: This ^.

@jzone3: The compound is able to break down CO(carbonmonoxide), CO2 and NO2 and some other compounds. Therefore it is not incorrect of him to write CO, but it is unclear. He should've written CO, CO2 and NO2.

@Platypus Man: If you follow the link to the full article, you can see that they shower regularly. And it doesn't say in the giz article that they don't shower, it only says that they don't use soap. I do not see why so many people assume that they don't shower in water regularly.

I call shotgun.

@Moses Monster: Ah, okay. Thanks.

You only mention US phones, even though Gizmodo has a lot of European readers. Will the HTC Desire HD get the update?

@bustedchain: It's shown in the last parts of the video.

@sanmansan: Ah, I see.