The article states that 33% in the range 0-10 years have a mobile phone. That translates to 100% of 6 2/3 - 10 year olds are having a mobile phone. That seems way to high -- especially when I compare to the real world (here in Denmark)!
From the linked aticle:
"It's gotten to the point where Skype doesn't work anymore," he said in a phone interview, noting his broadband speed was down to 3.56 megabits per second
WTF? How much bandwith does Skype require?
I use iGoogle.com and cannot see why anybody would use drudgereport.com. Everything is just headlines. In iGoogle you at least get to read the start of the article/rss-feed before you proceed. How many times haven't you clicked on a headline and got disappointed when you discovered the article was about something completely different from what you expected?
I know google tracks me but I don't mind when I get something in return. In this case a useful feature...
Is that African or European swallows?
Yes only one 's' in deserts.
Do you need help counting?
It is easier to write an incorrect program than understand a correct one.
