This company no longer have my faith. #1

you're one of those guys who didn't watch Reading Rainbow as a child, right? Take a look, it's in a book, a Reading Rainbow. #5.4

I find these memes to be nonsense mostly. #3

Didn't neeeded to say a thing. He has his reasons for sticking with his PC, folks who buy Apple have their own reasons for doing so. What do you say to the former PC users who switched over? They did it for a reason.

Now, I'm no fan of Apple products, but one can't disregard every Apple fan for liking what they like and are willing to pay the premium to get it. Millions of consumers can't be purchasing Apple products blindly without a reason, he might not be a... #8.1.3

Would you be able to find jobs for the workers? #2.2

Speaking of fanboyism when you're a fanboy yourself. #8.1

That's why people care, because they know nothing about photography. The average cellphone user doesn't know jack crap. #1.2

Was it necessary to spoil the ending of the game? #3.1

Was just a bit of humor. #1.1

I sense another lawsuit, and what Samsung said in this article will be used against them lol #2

I agree. He might not know it yet, but T-Mobile did him a kindness. Not healthy to be doing what he was doing.

I understand that he loves her and all, but actions like these could have turned out bad for him in the way of severe depression. #5.2

Same here. #1.1

Some of these suggestions are completely new to me, thanks for the info. #5

2nd quarter? Doubt that since only 5% of Android users are on ICS at the moment. #1

Teenagers today are way out of hand. This guy did the unexpected, and I love it. #5

True, that's why we have the official applications. The built in services like Facebook, SkyDrive, Twitter and the likes are all for conveniences only. #1.1

Windows Phone is still young though, so anything is possible. #2

Who's up for getting bone cancer? #1

The OS doesn't need to be closed, and they should ever do that it would backfire. #1

Hollywood movie based upon this true story to be released next year :D #2