1:13, but yea, he does look a lot like him.

The only usefull appliance I can think of, is people with rare skin conditions.

You missed the most important one:

The WHOLE PROBLEM is that the current notifications or obtrusive: imagine you're in a hurry, and have to lookup directions. You open the maps app, and suddenly you receive a text message. The current system *forces* you to interact with the popup first, before continueing what you're doing. There's no way to ignore…

Most of the time, things are pretty civil around here :) Compared to other blogs, the fanboys leave eachother alone, each enjoying their brands moments, most of the time.

There's a difference between audiophiles and people-buying-expensive-audio-gear-and-looking-at-the-highest-numbers-just-to-brag.

Nicely done, kind sir!

It was a risk giving Nokia such an influence, but apparantly they're aware of the risk.

#corrections

The grunge texture in the background (on the walls) on 0:49 and on the video preview is from Webtreats @ MySiteMyWay.

While I do not support violence, I do agree that it might be the only way to defend yourself in this specific scenario.

It's called 'Theft' and 'Vandalism' or 'Destruction of Property'.

I wonder what his parents thought when naming Harry "Harry".

Kudo's to you sir. I wasn't aware that the About window also updated plugins!

That's what I'm wondering. Usually, we got some additional information - like here it was found, who found it, how he/she/they found it and some examples of the contents.

@Saturn666: No, you're not forced.

@Mario Astadiala Leme: If you read the source, or the analyzed post at Search Engine Land(link down below), you'll see that Google forced a specific page to show up (as only result) for a fake string of characters.

@geolemon: That's what I thought - What if Bing just automatically corrects the spelling, without showing the user it did?

@Saturn666: There are some threads about that very topic on XDA - where else ;)

@tymerones: sorry, but it seams you're not aware of how bad the situation is. It's more than just the internet being switched off - the whole Egyptian government has been a mess for a long time. And now, the people are standing up to that.