Tee hee.

My car's the same, 91 minimum. I fill up at Sunoco usually. If not, 93 won't hurt at all, and it's often the same price other places charge for 91, or 2¢ more. It's really not bad.

Mention that to AT&T and you might get an early upgrade. With a little work, you can sometimes get the cancellation fee waved as well.

There really isn't anywhere to go, hardware wise, for the iPods right now. Sure, Apple could have improved the camera and processor on the iPod Touch, but they would have lost the price point. The Nano could have gotten a small camera as well, but might have been bigger, and more expensive.

Any late model BMW. Take your pic, but the 3 series tends to be popular.

Please, oh please, let Netflix win. Despite price and content concerns, they still have Hulu beat. More content, and available on more devices, without having to pay some kind of premium (Playstation Plus?).

That's the true secret to the reality distortion field.

I love playing with my Wii!

Wait, really?

Oh man, a Leaf, Apple? Come on, have some class.

18 as an average isn't too far off from the reported 14 average Apple got, and that's presumably in multiple markets, with more speed fluctuations than you'd see.

That's a huge curve, but would that be too much? That's one of those devices that you're going to have to try out in person before you decide if you love or hate it.

Although it's a safe bet, the iPhone 4S *may have more ram than the iPhone 4.

Scroll up, it's a post. Now scroll down, it's a bunch of trolls.

Ah, so if you're crappy city has it, all must?

If you can find a 4G phone that will get the average data speed for downloads the the iPhone 4S does, I'll give you a cookie.

But it gets 4G speeds, on a 3G network. Since 3G is far more expansive and requires less battery life, it's actually a lot better than any of the 4G phones out there.

Fanboy, fanboy, fanboy.