Not really. There's a fire under their ass to get rid of Bucky Balls, but god forbid you'd actually want to get rid of something actually dangerous.

Assault rifles: GOOD. Bucky Balls: EVIL.

Yeah I am as a matter of fact. I have numerous suppliers and I'm not directly responsible for a single one of them.

I don't believe this is true. The reason Apple and ostensibly Samsung etc treat these situations seriously and do something about them is because of the scale of their relationship with their suppliers and the deserved scrutiny and investigation that comes along with that type of exposure.

The one thing I don't like about my 27" iMac is the power button happens to be located where you'd intuitively hold your screen to tilt/swivel it. I've put my machine into sleep mode more than a few times because of this.

You could airplay content between devices without wifi.

This is Gizmodo - where changing the position of a number on a calendar icon by a single pixel was hailed to be the greatest technological achievement of all time. Everything gets blown massively out of proportion. For the average user, they won't give a fuck whether the youtube icon is there or not.

Completely disagree. Coca Cola works just as hard to ensure that a Coke purchased at McDonalds is up the standards (however low) of quality as if you bought the product in a branded Coca Cola environment. If you're going to sell your product through other channels, you must maintain the benchmarks of your brand -…

The idea of allowing a user to boot into different interfaces is a horrific one. From a brand perspective it reeks of having no confidence in your own product, and not understanding the needs of your users.

Jesus Christ has Gizmodo ever turned xenophobic. It's just a giant "Mmmmurrrica!" advert now. If there was an Iranian blog similar to this which made reference to "Then we'll just have to use that 30,000-pound bomb on you" - you'd be fucking horrified. Try to put a tiny bit of integrity back in your writing.

Bahahaha I can't wait to see the massive glut of 14 year olds gambling with their parent's credit cards on Farmville Roulette. That should shave another 10 billion of FB's market cap.

Where I come from this story would be what we call an overcooked ham.

I'm not even American but I'm incredibly proud of NASA's achievement tonight. I haven't watched a single second of the Olympics coverage at all but I've been watching NASA tv since 3 hours before it landed. I haven't been this emotional about the space program since watching Challenger as a kid. Dare mighty things…

Thousand year wars are epic. Sandwiches, episodes of Glee and sandcastles most certainly are not. Please, for the love of God stop using that horrible fucking word.

For people who use Favstar and have comedy feeds - deleting their @ tweets after a day or so makes sense. They just keep their material in their feeds.

Hey Gizmodo - when you stumble across $100,000 automated Sushi rolling machines, keep in mind that they're not for a kitchen in a studio apartment.

Totally. Most people see a ketchup dispenser, I see a SARS, Listeria and Ebola dispenser.

I always thought the excessive overlap was maybe a cheaper way to give more structure to them without using less but perhaps more expensive thicker wax coated stock. I didn't consider they would expand however. Great, if not serendipitous feature.

Although ketchup in foil packets is revolting even by existing ketchup standards - I can't bring myself to use those pump ketchup dispensers. IKEA, fast food joints, arenas etc - when they're in high traffic places I always think of how many super unclean hands have been on them. Yet back in the day I'd do a rail…

I LOVE London's mayor. He's absolutely hilarious.