It's a sales-weighted average. They would have to sell a lot of 100mpg cars.

There's likely a clock on your operating system 100% of the time. Do you always know the time, or do you have to check?

Change gear? Bah, most Americans haven't seen a manual transmission. Honestly, I think they should be mandatory for new drivers over here. They force you to pay attention to what you're doing.

Gee, we haven't gotten hacked in a while... no need to encrypt all these PSN passwords.

Pretend, just for the sake of this discussion, that you lived in Germany. You take your children to a nice wholesome bookstore and start browsing the magazines. In plain sight, right next to all of the normal magazines, is a large array of porn. Stuff like that is standard fare in Germany, and other Euro countries. How would you handle that?

People in those countries simply emphasize that sex is not a big deal.

Remarkably well composed for a 12 year old.

What good will that do them? They'll combine both of their sub-standard mobile OS's and somehow take down Google and Apple?

Hell, this is coming from a guy with a Blackberry. I wish it could happen; I wish RIM would snap themselves out of the iPhone-induced stupor they seem to be in. Sadly, I don't think they can do it.

The people responsible for mismanagement are in charge of the situation. We'll be out of this in a jiffy...

What about the people who rip their music at 320kbps? iCloud will downgrade my music for $25 a year?

For all = $30
For each = $60

Maybe they'll distribute it through iTunes. Because, you know, why not?

Apple will likely require developers to implement them.

Sure. You have to have software installed on your box for all of those video services. If they're not installed, I doubt your Xbox even knows how to display such results.

Okay, Mr. Pedantic, Fireproof materials and kevlar vests are one thing. But when you state on your own website that users don't have to worry about infections, and then infections begin to crop up, you've sort of soiled the aluminum bed.

Interestingly, Apple's virus information page has gotten a little less bold over the years. It used to be more along the lines of: 'Viruses just don't exist. Don't worry about them.'

Apple's whole stance for the last ten years has been that 'Stupid' was not a problem on their platform. They've been telling everyone that their products are idiot-proof.