Cruel irony: It's my kids that will keep me from getting an S6 Avant. I'm 6'5" and there's just no way to fit anyone (even a very small person) behind me comfortably in a German wagon. Trust me, I tried them all.

This sort of thing is pretty usual for architects to pay a lot of attention to.

@thomas.armstrong.k

@beenyweenies

No sir. Even the earliest incarnation of Steam allowed you to play games in offline mode. You can certainly share games as long as you are willing to share an account. My brother-in-law and I have a joint account that we use to co-purchase certain games in.

What a horrid little woman this writer is. Well, at least her cats will love her.

You need a higher center of gravity. Supercars would have to be on their side before they'd balance.

@BrtStlnd

Yeah, maybe. But there's still the bigger fact that obesity does tend to track strongly to other factors like geography, income, education and, of course, eating habits. I imagine antibiotic use is fairly uniform in the US across lots of those groups and probably isn't wildly out of scope with western Europe, but…

Yes, Nokia feature phones (and featureless just-phone phones) are still huge throughout the world, but this article is about their Symbian-based smartphone business which Nokia themselves have anounced plans to abandon because they are getting their asses kicked in the smartphone world. Symbian did hold on longer in…

@AJ

Exactly! That's why Apple's laptop division is tanking. Nobody's buying!

I'll bite, troll.

@Tactful

It has happened a few times to me over the years and I don't go shopping for clothes very often. Spending the time it takes to drive to a shopping center, deal with the situation, and drive back home can easily exceed the value of a piece of clothing to say nothing of the difficulty of finding that time for many…

So HP went in without a plan B? They spent all of that money to buy Palm, developed and marketed the new devices, then threw in the towel when it wasn't a huge success out of the gate? Was their entire business plan for WebOS just the words "Beat Apple." on a single piece of paper? I don't think WebOS is…

@MaxPoint

Actually, they probably cover Top 40 (whatever the hell that means now) more thoroughly than any other music publication. Pitchfork is very frequently pompous and annoying, but they are trying when no one else is and have made themselves an authoritative voice a la early Rolling Stone.

Today's Cadillac design with 90s Cadillac performance.

I have freelanced for an awful lot of cable tv production companies in the past 12 years and - more importantly as far as insight into the people who buy shows - my wife has developed and sold dozens of cable reality shows (Toddlers&Tiaras is probably the best known).