I remember saying it would fail when I first heard of the idea of having to wear glasses to watch TV and all the big investors like Sony and Panasonic investing in the idea and tahadah it failed!!! What Idiots. They should listen to consumers and not their pocket books. Thinking they can charge extra for the sets and…

@Atsumi AKA Tiff: A man's wedding band flying off a finger and cracking a TV. I just don't buy it. I think this dude broke his TV doing something else and is hoping the press will get him to have Microsoft send him a new TV for free or something. This just seem to far fetched. I don't think a ring has enough blunt…

I do not believe this story. There is no way some dudes ring slipped all the way off his finger. Are people trying to get companies to pay to replace their shit or something? I think this story is full of shit.

@tw@t: I've been standing in the intersection for the past half hour waiting for a car to hit me. I am going to be so rich!!!! Apple and Coke are going to owe me so much money!!! How about flat screen?

@patricklozano: Glasses-less 3D TV's that are actually relatively large are quite a few years off and as ddhboy mention's below viewing angles are an issue. Instead of wasting all this money on fake 3D companies should be investing it on figuring a way to create holograms and creating a real 3D experience. I remember…

History repeats itself the same way it did years ago when we had 3d in the 80s and 90s yet again. When will we learn. Nobody wants to wear stupid glasses to watch stupid 3d images pop out of the screen and nobody wants to pay 150+ dollars a pop per person sitting in the room to experience that. Lame written all over…

Looks like a universe being created.

Why do all the concepts for flying cars always look so freaking ugly?

They will turn their Desktop 3D just like Compiz/Fusion?

@Rev Slow: Maybe it's because I am in Chicago, I know our coverage here is among the worse. The other guy said he was put in a highway. Also must be near a city. I think the flat open areas are probably more accurate then the more populated areas, it's especially bad around the taller buildings.

@ignacio reyes: This is the second story I've heard about this type of thing happening with crazy accuracy on the iPhone and I don't believe it. Me and all my friends own them and none of us have even remote accuracy on our GPS, like you. I don't know if it is BS made up by Apple to sell their iPhones or companies…

I have no idea how these people keep tracking these thieves with their iphone software. Mine and my friends Iphones are always like a block to 2 blocks off from the actual locations when we look them up.

@Dizznizzle: [boingboing.net]

@mangonights: It is a pretty sweet ghost town already. You can find empty luxury cars on the roads just sitting there after the economic collapse. I think I should build a giant Arc and haul them back to some other countries where I could auction them off. It's like a gold mine just waiting to be tapped. :P

It should be recalled. The bumpers take away from the visual look and aesthetics. I'm sure Apple will go the cheap route thought and give a free bumper or iTunes song to make up for it instead.

@chefgon: What about the wonderful iAd's they are sure to include as well.. $1 dollar seems a bargain at those prices.

Huh?

Didnt the batpod vehicle not really turn or go that fast that they did. I would have to see this in motion before purchasing something this expensive. He needs some youtube videos up there.

For all you CoCo supporters and CoCo himself this should make you very happy.

@Tech-Hedz: They need to come up with a universal standard that work on all networks and all phones.