The idiom is "Moot point", not mute point.

The idiom is "Dog eat dog", not doggy dog.

Except Google doesn't use them offensively to stifle other companies.

Do the devices have a low self-esteem?

Or do you mean UNSECURED?

But is it hurting Nintendo's sales significantly? From what I can tell, the demographic that they have in common is marginal respective to what they market mostly to. More to the point (and this is more my opinion than anything else), I doubt there are many cases where someone has to decide to purchase either one or the other, which is how Apple would be hurting Nintendo's sales.

To use the article's lingo, bringing Angry Birds to an E3 convention is akin to bringing a salmon to a knife fight.

The title should read "Apple is Beating Nintendo at a Completely Different Game".

Honestly, it's not even comparable. People want iPhones because it consolidates multiple devices into one, eliminating the desire to carry a GameBoy around, and games from the app store hold an entirely different niche in the market than handheld console games. While yes, that niche is dominating the video game market, I don't think it's safe to call them "video games" as well.

But of course, naming the title this is a way to get more hits, so I really shouldn't be surprised.

Try as I might, I simply can't get your signature.

Was Sony present to accept the award from the Bronies?

Unless requiring people to wear nametags at social events is an "abuse of power" as well. They're providing a service and thereby dictate the terms upon which people use it. Don't like it? Don't use it.

It's sad how people feel entitled to dictate how others run their business. If that business has a requirement you don't like, suck it up or don't do business with them. It isn't rocket science.

How could NASA have run out of funding with projects such as these?!

Amazon used intentionally misleading and vague wording. They did not state definitively whether or not the devs would receive 20% of the earnings, but I can see where there was confusion. It's always good, especially when dealing with businesses, to err on the side of caution, due to situations such as these.

I believe you dropped your tin foil hat.

I'm fairly certain I won't "slip up" and post half nude pictures of myself while in a relationship and in a position of prestige. Actually, it's really not that hard.

Facts? There are no "facts" stated whatsoever in either this page or the article. I thought /. was relevant news without the hyped up media bullshit. I guess not.