Seems like it's actually a product that is advertising the Mac along with their own product... and I don't believe Apple has any offerings in Password managers, so third party apps are extremely good for them.

No, the picture that both Gizmodo posted and you linked to does not show the 1080p preview feature, but instead the mulit-angle view.

While it is mostly marketing, it is true that different devices are held at different distances, and there is an equation that Apple uses to define a retina display using variables of distance and PPI.

"Example: a folder that hasn't been used in a long time would look dusty and old. Or a folder would appear to be bulging whenever the number of folders inside would pass certain thresholds. Think about doing the same with app icons. There's a lot of room for improvement with this very simple interface device."

You question too much. Come with us, we'll take care of you.

But Apple isn't a monopoly, that is the difference.

Well, residents of the first world should have first world problems, shouldn't they? If you want us to starve... leave.

The phone in the video doesn't have side bezels as large as the ones on the current iPhone

Pffft.... It's photoshopped... I can tell from the pixels. I've seen quite a few 'shops in my time.

I can view and edit system files, and I enabled this feature through the command prompt on my iMac. Which version of Photoshop do you speak of? I have CS5 and I've had one crash when I had moved the application from my laptop but I had forgotten some of the support files. My teacher had an issue with the type tool,…

Consumer devices are bound to certain regulations by the FCC that prevents them from interfering with the equipment. Professional, special equipment that could interfere is most likely only being handeld by professionals who know that their device is dangerous. This equipment is also not likely to be on at the time.

You really didn't understand the meaning of his post did you

Oh yes, because the flight attendants will find you so heroic and arrest the bad man using the electronics.

Unless there is an airline that lets me use devices, then your statement isn't very effective. The "Do not touch" signs are important, and keep things from being broken. The no electronics policy has no practical purpose.

And does it make iOS applications? No, did you say?

Yeah, I am a minority, but that doesn't mean he's the only one.

Seeing as the military is given more money to air condition tents every year than NASA gets as a whole annually, I don't see that 2 billion as a problem.

Haha in that case he's excused.

Is it lonely under that bridge?

They taught me in sixth grade... and fourth... and second... People really should know. Anyway, shouldn't people be aware of the real event over a movie about it?