It's funny how nobody ever claims SpaceX steals from the Wright brothers.

It's a great relief that the first guy to think of doing this is actually a decent trombonist.

The biggest problem with the song, and what makes it sound so "robotic," is the drummer robot, and in particular, the arm that's playing the snare drum. The robot is hitting the drum as if it's hammering a nail, all downstroke. A real drummer lets the stick bounce off the drum head, and the sound of the drum is…

Oops... "George McFly Honored."

What I find amazing is the incredible coincidence of Doc Brown receiving a civic award on the same day he was institutionalized in Alternate 1985, and Marty McFly winning a literary prize on the same day that his alternate self was murdered. What are the odds? I'll bet Biff knows.

((( "Remember when Apple used to be a little more fun... and not such dicks?" )))

((( "...have you SEEN the Galaxy S III?" )))

Hey, Gizmodo, what happened to your hard-and-fast rule about not covering Kickstarter projects? Not so hard-and-fast when you can gratuitously slam Apple in the process, eh? Well, looks like you should have stuck with hard-and-fast, because you just got burned when you took it soft and slow.

((( "No one likes the linen – it doesn't make sense." )))

Nobody (nobody other than Brent Caswell, anyway). I've read a lot of asinine putdowns of iOS and the iPhone, but I've never heard even the lamest flame-baiter refer to it as "slow" before. I stopped reading after that sentence, since it completely negated whatever credibility he might otherwise have had.

Apparently no one at Grand Central Terminal knows who Brian Williams is, either. At least when Tim Cook got to the Apple Store, everybody there knew who he was.

I see no advantage to separating the iTunes Store from iTunes. It makes sense on a handheld device with limited screen real estate to favor single-purpose apps, but on a desktop computer, having two programs is a waste when a single button-press essentially transforms the iTunes player app into the iTunes Store app.…

((( "Will.i.am, a man of many talents. He has a Grammy." )))

The very fact that all of these pictures were taken with the iPhone lying on a rough stone surface tells me everything I need to know about what the author defines as "normal use."

For the iPhone, my favorites are SoundHound (for figuring out what song is playing on the radio), and Guitar Toolkit (guitar tuner, metronome, and chord charts). For both the iPhone and iPad, Apple's Remote app (for controlling iTunes and Apple TV) and AmpliTube (effects processor and digital recorder). For just the…

((( "as soon as your glass & aluminum tablet falls to the ground it will break as any other Iphone/Ipad." )))

The second-biggest drawer should be 340mm squared, not 320.

((( "TSMC have problems meeting current client's demands, and now Apple will be using them too? Good luck with that..." )))

((( "I'm pretty sure apple needs samsung more than samsung needs apple." )))

This Is Officially the Dumbest Article Gizmodo Has Ever Come Up With