@Andyr2120: Ironically the TV show was a counter to the campy Batman of the 60s.

@lankysob: Yep

@gemcosta: So micro-sims don't need to be ejected?

Which one had more about Ken Watanabe's character? I only saw him for a second in one.

@CrispyAardvark: How would they move then?

@RenegadeNukes: The max is three buttons. It isn't a min.

@jagowar: No one is really keeping it a secret either. LG and others have been very open with their WP7 phones.

@Ninja Nemo: Because then it would be the same and it would be just as much of a controversy. Plus as many of us have pointed out a legitimate business doesn't have any use for that information.

@minibeardeath: So you get it from MS instead of google. Is it really that different?

@minibeardeath: Which is exactly what they can do now based on my search history, email, etc. and they didn't have to waste the gas to do it.

@CurisosityAteMyCat: Uh... its the internet. Were you really looking for logic and rational opinions?

@Nabaraj: Because MS is such a better mega corporation.

@markntravis: I think its an Opel Astra.

@Rayonic: Not really. I could drive around and map protected and unprotected hotspots using nothing more than my windows networking dialog.

@Mr.V.: No, no one was given that impression.

@Mr.V.: But it was fairly clear from the beginning that this type of information would be in there.

@dizbiz90: Thats actually not true. They were preparing for an audit when they found it.

@Scott Muller: Let alone waste the gas to do it.

@markntravis: Opel is the make. Not sure of the model.

@bustedchain: How does this change giving the benefit of the doubt?