You are not mistaken. It's a trade off, more scratch resistant = more shatter prone.

haha, that's the best line ever at the end of his vid!

Considering he didn't turn it on, which he should have, I'm inclined to think maybe it's a dud or was already broken, maybe he dropped it in a lake the day before? I could be wrong though.

Less than current technology? I believe they introduced Retina displays to phones and tablets and no one has caught up yet. Just because they don't use a quad core tegra or some other quad core chip doesn't make their own custom designed chips any less current. Apple is the leader in innovation in all 3 of their major…

I'm going to go out on a limb and say they don't pay 30% tax.

IE comment fail.

IE comment fail.

Yes I see that now. Maybe if Gizmodo would hire a competent Web team that can support Internet Explorer, that wouldn't be a problem.

I think the important thing to point out here is that when you want to save battery and fall back to 3G or just don't have LTE, on Verizon you will fall back to ~3mbps EVDO, whereas on AT&T you'll fall back to 21/42mbps 3G

I think the important thing to point out here is that when you want to save battery and fall back to 3G or just don't have LTE, on Verizon you will fall back to ~3mbps EVDO, whereas on AT&T you'll fall back to 21/42mbps 3G

I think the important thing to point out here is that when you want to save battery and fall back to 3G or just don't have LTE, on Verizon you will fall back to ~3mbps EVDO, whereas on AT&T you'll fall back to 21/42mbps 3G

I think the important thing to point out here is that when you want to save battery and fall back to 3G or just don't have LTE, on Verizon you will fall back to ~3mbps EVDO, whereas on AT&T you'll fall back to 21/42mbps 3G

Yeah, true. For a shop vac, wheels are better. But I say that because usually a shop vac is cleaning up pretty dirty stuff that you wouldn't want the hovercraft blowing all around the place before you get a chance to suck it up.

That must be on an unlimited plan. However, I am still inclined to say that if they are paying for unlimited, then it's only fair to let them have unlimited. There's really no ifs and or buts about it. They shouldn't have offered unlimited if they can't handle it.

Yes, actually, I have an iPhone 3G, 3GS and an iPhone 4 as well as an iPad 2.

No problem.

The keynotes have always been SD or less, with no fullscreen. I don't know why, when they have the infrastructure to push out millions of 1080p HD videos through iTunes.

I bet at least 100 are in the wild right now.

Meh, household lighting moves just as quick. ;)

I think maybe you're lazy? I always pick it up to move it, except for when it's on. So no biggie.