it will be renamed. the new name is yet to be announced, but it will include "NBC" or "NBC Sports" somehow.

nothing for Canada. unless TSN (which has ESPN as a partner) launches some sort of "TSN3.ca".

no hockey for at least the next 10 years, since NBCUniversal (NBC and the network soon to be formerly known as Versus) have renewed with the NHL for that period.

just end the US corn subsidies and end (or at least reduce) the sugar cane tariffs.

after all, "the fourth-generation iPhone" isn't a name as catchy as "iPhone 4". what should we call it? "iPhone 2010"?

isn't it about US corn subsidies and sugar cane tariffs?

blame corn subsidies and sugar cane tariffs.

isn't it about US subsidies to corn and tariffs over sugar cane?

and commoditize their hardware? they wouldn't do that.

there's Twitpic, Yfrog, Lockerz (formerly Plixi, formerly TweetPhoto) and the future Photobucket-powered service on Twitter.

can't see anything.

it will take a while for them to sign deals with partners around the world. I mean, content licensing contracts aren't always global. actually, they usually aren't.

does that split-screen thing is exclusive for the PlayStation display, or works on any 3D TV?

yes it does. but then what if the AT&T purchase of T-Mobile USA doesn't happen?

probably subsidies are bigger in the US. also, the US price is before sales tax, while the European prices include the VAT (value-added tax).

that's 10am PDT, right?

here in Brazil, Buscapé (a price comparison service) has a similar service, SaveMe, with the local offers from all services in the same page.

this was a 30 Rock storyline waiting to happen. Jack Donaghy, you're lucky.

what about free (with ads) Angry Birds?

maybe Samsung will do just like with the Galaxy S versions, and brand each of them "A Galaxy S II Phone".