Yeah, I was about to do the same thing, partially because my iPod touch's connector port is failing. I figured I'd get an iPhone and consolidate devices...not so sure now. But I don't really like T-Mobile, and their advertising is so awful.

If you don't an Apple TV, but do have the HDMI adapter, will it work the same with these games/apps?

If it has bacon in it, it's not a bacon alternative. It's just gross.

This seems like a tremendous waste of money.

If you can't do a snake shot on it, it ain't foosball.

A corporate executive not taking responsibility for a bad decision that probably cost a bunch of low-level employees their life savings? Absurd!

I like the Capresso Infinity conical grinder. It's cheaper and has better reviews: http://www.amazon.com/Capresso-560-01-Infinity-Grinder-Black/dp/B0000AR7SY

Cool concept. Totally impractical.

Challenge accepted!

The #1 post on Reddit right now is of a voting machine that keeps changing the vote to Romney. Basically the touch area around Obama selects Romney. I forget what state it's in. The story is blowing up pretty fast though.

Considering it's done for the sake of making money, I think it's slightly less disrespectful than digging up a corpse and wiring it like a puppet.

What do you expect from a Catholic school? If you read the whole story when you copied this from Reddit, you would have seen this.

Needs more legs.

Especially when you look at that example image. The lines in that image and the stylus tips aren't even close to lining up.

It kind of seems like you are rating Apple as a whole over your dealings with a single Apple Store employee.

This will not work well. Why not just have a drawing app that duplicates the line and gives you options to adjust the effect. Are they forgetting that a tablet is a computer? This would make much more sense if it were just markers taped together.

Did this advertisement actually just claim that staring a screen is worse than staring at the sun?

Sponsored post trying to sound EXTREME!

I've always had stage fright, and for the last couple years have been getting serious about DJing. That fright is one thing that's kept me from getting too serious in the past. I've been using that fright to drive me, because I find what helps me most is confidence in what I'm doing. It's driven me to practice more…

Writing "this is not a weapon" on something is pretty much the best way to make people think something is a weapon. And why does he have to write his name on his curtain rod? Is it frequently stolen or confused with other shower curtain rod walking sticks?