Uh... Actually, according to a lot of reviews on multiple gadget sites, the TouchPad is a great tablet with a great OS, only held back by some minor lag issues that should be fixed in upcoming updates.

I like how you spilled my name the way I spell it! Which is "Mohammed" :D

@everyone That was what people call a "joke".

$2670? I could buy a Mac with similar specs for the same price!

Ah, yes. But if they are still conscious it means they're still alive, and if they're still alive it means that their cells are still regenerating and they wouldn't have that rotten, decayed look. (Yes, I'm actually discussing Zombies).

It's a great tool with so much integration at most platforms available. I do have one question though, is it available for Windows Mobile only, or Windows Phone too?

Skynet. That is all.

"Try recreating the flubs on your iDevice. They will almost definitely not work most of the time"

Well, there is a 0.01% chance you're not an Xbox fanboy.

After you set it up, there's no more to it, and my 2, 3 and 7 year old siblings have no interest in touching it, so I don't have any of these problems.

I AM NOT ALONE!

I still don't get it, why would the glossy Xbox be a "finger magnet"? I mean, why should you even touch it? You can turn it on-off with the controller, and you can open/close tray with the controller -or even your voice- too. I see no reason for touching the console.

On one hand, now I have a kind of limited edition console and one of my main reasons why I bought the 250GB Xbox was because it's glossy, on the other hand, a lot of people will hate me for liking glossy.

So, my Xbox is now limited edition? I think that's kind of good. Also, I didn't like the matte finish on the standard 360 S.

Why, why, why why why, WHY is this guy not starred?

Well, you need to put the antennas somewhere...

From a country where people wear grills, I expect anything.

But you still won't be invited to Apple keynotes.

Fu.... Oh wait, you mean there is WP7 in other countries? *wipes forehead*

Ah, yes. I think brodiemac is right, CCleaner is no different than using the built in Programs and Features.