@Neopolis: What?

@Arkatek: I don't know a prime rib usually doesn't start adding in buffet entrées two years afterwards.

@Arkatek: Now, now. iOS isn't that bad. Sure it caters to idiots, but it has it's place.

@Arkatek: Whatever suits you.

@Arkatek:

@Arkatek:

@Arkatek: It's there for people who aren't complete idiots. iOS has a place, too. For people like you...

@bravetarget: What would you rather it be?

@keiyakins: There's a NES/Genesis/SNES/PSX emulators on the Android Market. Android also lets you download from other sources besides the Android Market like the web.

@Fanboy:

@Chernobyl: Thanks. You too,

@Chernobyl: No problem, just returning the favor.

@Chernobyl: Then you don't have a closed ecosystem, do you?

@Chernobyl: They aren't there if you don't want them to be. They're an ad-block program on the Market. (You really shouldn't though, the ads only show up once before the level starts) He's also bringing the paid version for those who want it.

@Chernobyl: They aren't there if you don't want them to be. They're an ad-block program on the Market. (You really shouldn't though, the ads only show up once before the level starts) He's also bringing the paid version for those who want it.

@Chernobyl: They aren't they're if you don't want them to be. They're an ad-block program on the Market. (You really shouldn't; the ads only show up once before the level starts) He's also bringing the paid version for those who want it.

You know what everyone did before these network approved, ad-filled streams. They used torrents and illegal streams. People will now type in "the office stream" in Google TV and use the ad-free link instead of the official one.

@m57: Actually it played in fullscreen, no matter what the orientation was. This update allows for portrait mode, which gives you access to comment's and the like while the videos is playing on the top half. Which iOS4.1 still doesn't do.

@EggHash: Have taken a look at Firefox 4? Might as well change the name to ChromeFox 4.

@slinovitz001: Doubt it. Chrome usually doesn't have a number attached to it like the other browsers. It's simply "Get Chrome!" not "Get Chrome 7!." They don't have huge launch events for their next release. Sometimes you won't even know it's been updated since it auto-updates. The only way you see the number is if…