@sweetgreggo: Copyright is automatic; it's not a verb. He doesn't have copyright on the word droid; in fact you can't hold copyright on any single word as far as I'm aware.

@PierceTheVin: Looks like a mid-90's smartphone.

@Sam Spratt: So you took a picture of an iPhone ... and added some liquid metal under it?

I love that on the rare occasion Giz writes something reasonably accurate and legible people get all emotional and give Giz a big hug for their achievement.

@unaffected: Probably more because it brings it inline with all their other metal stuff; like macbooks, iMacs and mac pros; they're all brushed.

@Gary_7vn: Although I agree with you completely.

@8x10: It doesn't matter if there's 1% more oil in the sea or 90% more. Nature has a kind of balance and way of dealing with things; when you throw that balance out, things suffer.

Did you really think that you could directly compare the scale of the great wall of china and new york? New York is pretty small compared to most major cities, let alone a wall spanning one of the biggest (the biggest?) countries in the world.

@berbar: I'm pretty sure the BBC has more capacity than Giz.

@Toilet paper neutrality: LOL; W7 as a viable touch alternative?

@Derbeste: "Superior design is the job of the engineers and they aren't doing the marketing."

@Aklost: Have you ever considered a laptop for these needs?

@John Crane: They exist; they're called laptops.

@Fizzie: You see the bog obvious seem around the buttons? That's for movement, i.e. click. It's as obvious as the flat-to-pack information that Giz chose to ignore to sensationalise their article like they always do.