There's a difference between press freedom and making classified documents public.

@Intelli: Agreed. Capslock and Scrollock have been useless for ages.

@truthtellah: Agreed.

Congratulations to the seven people who actually care about this!

@valdesjon: Times Square was the least impressive thing I've seen when I was in New York. I didn't really care for it. I really don't feel it represents anything that has to do with New York. Walk around the city for a bit and every crossing is more interesting than Times Square.

I think eventually our gadgets will harvest energy like heat and movement, hopefully we won't even need to charge them "manually". Actually I think this won't happen in my lifetime, but I sure hope so.

I did a helicopter flight there in 2005. It was awesome but now I just want to fit in a toy-plane and do THAT.

@tyler.derden: I thought the same thing. I have stock Froyo with LauncherPro and I see no difference. This looks more like a Voice-features movie anyway.

You don't need stop-lights to prevent these crashes, people need to actually pay attention in traffic and not speed over a crossing like that.

I understand that this is as exciting as it gets, but it's still boring as hell.

@nevin: "Cricket is the British Empires greatest legacy."

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I think my laptop speakers are broken?

I like the sketchbook and the pencils.

@Dogen: I don't get it either. Haggling doesn't work in most stores anymore and it doesn't happen all at once for every customer.

@Wraithen: Don't forget the drive over there and the 2 hour traffic jam you had to endure, the fender bender on the parking lot that cost you $200 because you didn't want to involve insurance.

I don't get it, isn't ordering on the net still cheaper? Even if it were more I'd probable avoid an insane crowd like that.

Seriously what is Super AMOLED 2? I've seen the Galaxy S and it's screen was insanely beautiful.