iPhone 6, duh. Apple's phones are pretty predictable these days, new tech comes a cycle late.

1. AntiSec is lying.
2. FBI is lying.
3. AntiSec is telling the truth and the FBI's methods of obtaining the UDID codes means they can't admit to it.

Microsoft will have learned from their mistake, plus there is differences this time around, there was a long wait in between XP and Vista and Win8 is nowhere near as bad as Vista. It arguably could do with a little bit of polish but it's a decent OS.

Would you rather see big corporations doing it for them? That's the only way things will go if there ever is a change.

This data is not 'creepy' when company's are using this data privately for profit, however when it's expressed publicly in a not-for-profit way it's a privacy concern. God bless America.

I would just be lucky you have an IPV6 address, very surprised AT&T are that far forward in giving ordinary users one. Kudos to them I guess.

All of these accidents and mistakes, yet we are supposed to believe all of these actions have been unintentional. I call bullshit Google.

Idiots.

It says "APP PREVIEW"

What a stupid article.

He did.

Lederman wanted to call it "the goddamn particle" it was his editor we have to thank for the stupid name.

Can't prove it but we all know this is another one of Microsoft's proxy wars.

Who said anything about Canonical? Did Canonical ask the GRUB team to declare it stable? I merely mentioned the fact all the major distributions had adopted it long before it was released.

What Ubuntu has been referring to as Grub2 was Grub1.9x, a pre-release of Grub2. What the OP means is their dropping it because of legal issues around GPLv3, on Windows 8 approved hardware they won't be able to keep the private signing key, private which would result in their certificates being revoked. http://www.extremetech.com/computing/131628-canonical-explains-decision-to-ditch-grub-2-on-uefi-systems

They should have declared it stable long ago, when all the major distros have adopted it for release after release it's time to move on. Sure, there must have still been bugs but that's where point releases come in handy.