I don't think Apple got Microsoft to pay. They probably cross licensed. if Apple were to sue them, there is a good chance they would get their ass handed back in a plate by Microsoft lawyers.

I totally agree. If somebody made it, they probably have a way of getting into it.

LOL

So not even super villains can hide the pyramid they steal - remember 'despicable me'.

Even Pros don't let you do that.

Better yet - put a small magnet where the sleep switch is. It stays cooler and you can use trackpad and keyboard. without display. For i5+MBP 13" - its below and to the left of fn key.

He should be thanking god that the TSA didn't molest him.

Yeah there is an option - but I hate it (thankfully I never had to use in 5 years of iOS devices.

At least it is the lock button. It could be worse - think home button. That too is a common problem.

$20 dollars off is slashing prices? Nobody sees articles on Gizmodo about price drops for other phones which happens on $50-$200 levels

That is impressive.

That was kinda funny

How long does the battery last? That is one of the most important spec of a wireless headphone.

Definitely has more information than the article on Engadget (that was barely an article with no real info).

Thanks for doing all the work ;)

An external monitor (mini display port) and a 7 port USB dock (glued onto the desk behind the display) in addition to the charger on my MB (2008 13" alum unibody). The USB dock has a iPod sync cable (for syncing my classic), a USB mini (for portable HDDs), a USB micro (for phones), and a USB audio output (connected to…

More like if Usain Bolt was standing facing backwards on the track and had to turn around before sprinting.

That video is pretty crap - what happens in 2 seconds? or 3?.

Bolt's acceleration is only about 3m/s^2 while gravity is about 9.8m/s^2. Gravity is far more 'faster' accelerating.

Gravity is a force and has units of acceleration. It's not a speed/velocity to be faster/slower. And I don't think even Usain Bolt can keep up with an object free falling under gravity for even 5 seconds.