@ieatbabies: You're an idiot.

@ToonLink97: No, Nintendo keeps all the characters created for original Nintendo franchises. All of the new DK and StarFox characters created by Rare are still Nintendos.

@alexander7p7: There are a bunch of articles dated December 2007, that state Verizon joined the OHA, but it doesn't seem to be reflected on their website.

@alexander7p7: What would stop them from joining? Verizon wasn't part of it in the beginning.

@Eulatos: No I'm sure they would allow this, as they had no problem with Dementia. This involves shooting in the face. There are numerous games that involve violent and bloody head shots. They are all rated M and therefore allowed on a system. But whatever convinces you....

@Brodka: regrettably: Really? This is worse than MadWorld, Manhunt 2, Resident Evil face shots? This would be rated M and therefore allowed on those systems.

Android was actually in attendance...

@Headlocker: Theres should be no Flash ads if you have on demand enabled.

@octasquid: Repost, sorry.

@redman042: @MazdaMania: @octasquid:

@dion.roberts: You do realize Google TV does all that. It just also includes a full browser and a search system for TV. Not to mention apps.

"best one in the world"

@quikboy: Bada OS, please...

@Go Vols!: It wasn't a press release. It was Forbes asking for comment on Jobs' statement.

@Go Vols!: It was a clearly a shot at the only other company whose released activation figures. Forbes wrote an article about the statement and asked Google for comment.

@KRayGolf: Those spikes aren't going to be anywhere as big as Apple's one spike. When a new iPhone is released everyone who bought the previous generation at launch is eligible to upgrade again. People who bought the HTC Evo 4G, don't have the same option to buy a Samsung Epic 4G. It's not a new generation of phones…

@pettiblay: They included the numbers before. That's what Apple was trying to take a shot at.

@dion.roberts: Well it can already do Netflix, video rentals, network streaming etc... They also have access to Android apps, which will allow for things like Pandora, Slacker, Boxee to be available in the future. Along with a full web browser with HTML5 and Flash support.

@Go Vols!: If a company takes a shot at another during a media press conference based on false information. It's probably wise to release PR statement correcting them.

@BLToday: Yes, you have to license Google Apps like GMail, and the Market. Like I said though, those fees are obviously small since the OS itself has no licensing fees. That's why the cost of making an Android device is so cheap. Archos however does not have the option to pay those fees with the devices. Since those…