I'd actually appreciate one that is understated and doesn't look as visually interesting as the Nest.

I was going to comment on that same thing. But they couldn't actually pedal, right? So maybe they weren't technically "riding"...

(so that it would be like a left-to-right game, i.e., Excite Bike)

These things have been around forever. Go to any beginner snorkel beach in Hawaii and you'll see them in various forms. Still a cool idea for some people for sure, although I'd recommend to skip the training wheels and just swim if you're physically able.

proooofreeeaaaadddd

what, no penguins?

Cards were the best. The red/black dominos falling into the track was good too.

I went through this a few months ago when I setup Glacier, and ended up buying CloudBerry Backup Desktop - it seemed polished and worked better than the free solutions. Glacier is a series of compromises, but I think it's still (barely) worth it as a tertiary backup solution.

So the headline should have "As soon as the airlines all get final approval!" tacked onto the end? I'm flying tomorrow and the misleading headline got my hopes up :(

I used it for a school project and it was great. At the time I didn't know of any alternatives that were accessible to a normal consumer.

I think the worst part is the action button clutter - at least you can turn off the inline photos if you want.

The release notes in the App Store said how to turn it off - usually a good idea to read those before updating, because sometimes the updates are buggy.

So this "Phots" service allows people to get paid for photos - hence "pro photographers"? I don't understand...

Yeah he didn't work anything - he was up there wanting to hit.

Bleh, I (most likely) had that same Stingray in my driveway, and I did not like the color. The rest of the car was completely awesome, but I wouldn't choose that color on that car.

you may be right, but market share isn't really the reason. They've never had dominant market share in the phone market, yet they make by far the most money at it.

I'm assuming I can't buy an LTE iPad and use it on T-Mo for free? 200MB free and limited speeds thereafter, with $0/month?

Where are the details or link?

Why is there an asterisk on the iPad Mini batery life but no footnote?

seriously that's your takeaway there?