Or just get an Android phone.

"Study Shows Less Teen Drivers On iPhones Is a Good Thing"

Add a plug for Apple products and that'll be the worse Giz article ever.

"Farewell, Discovery" - in more ways than one. :(

Do you know ANYTHING about Android?!

As well as a filter to suppress all Apple-promoting content, Gizmodo needs one to hide all concepts, they're just frustrating. Now there's a concept for you!

Personal responsibly is obviously too much for some people - iSheeple seem to like the walled garden of their benevolent dictatorship.

My colleagues used to say - "Ask Stef, he has the whole of the internet on his computer".

Nobody show him the Xoom - he'll kill himself.

If anyone ever connects a computer to any kind of international communications network we'll be in real trouble then!

Lessons:

Why should a smartphone be any more protected than any other computer?

And here on Gizmodo too! I can only apologise ;)

Ever heard of "google"?

Charity work is also a big factor in these awards - something Mr. Jobs hasn't been quite as generous with as his peers.

Android Cyanogen Gingerbread: there's a lovely little feature tucked away under SettingsCyanogenMod settingsSound called "Quiet hours" that disables sound, vibration and LED notifications during your nominated hours - very useful if you're a light sleeper!

@justinpe: It's not available here and I wouldn't want it on my phone even if it was. I have watched BBC iPlayer without any problems though.

They're not just for laptops, my PC has a 40GB SSD system disc and a 1TB HDD and it really flies with Windows 7 x64, especially at start-up and shutdown.

The "will" in the headline does not match what is reported.

NOBODY likes manufacturer UIs, nobody.