This reminds me of something my first boss told me: "Microsoft can't tell time. Have you ever seen how it counts down 3 minutes... 2 minutes... 7 minutes... 2 minutes... 1 minute...? They can't tell time!"

Way to screw up our upgrade cycle here guys!!!

Every time someone tries to predict the end, another Stark dies.

Apple got sick of people complaining about data and battery usage so they released this update.

Nah. They'll just duct tape it onto Youtube.

I completely agree. This "bundle" mentality is frustrating. Not everyone wants the entire package. I don't like having all of my eggs in one basket because then i'm at the mercy of the whims of the company i'm dealing with. Technology is constantly changing. Products are always changing. I may not necessarily WANT to use your product in 6 months after you ram the latest update down my throat (Gnome, FireFox, Facebook, Windows 8, etc).

Not a fan of the smell.

Darwin would be ashamed that these people are still breathing.

In other news, yet another 2 bit "rapper" is getting free publicity accidentally on purpose!

You forgot about the blue screens!

(we have 5 of the new Surface Pro's for testing and 4 of them have blue screened at some point)

I'm sure that same argument was used by coaches and teachers when they went from chalk boards to dry erase white boards.

You sound like the VP's i have at work when they were forced to migrate from XP to Win7.

He's still waiting for them to 3D print him a new sweatshirt.

Twinkies will be the most intelligent form of life

Try using dial up! My sister lives in the boonies and it's either that or satellite Dish. Gmail on dial up is a pig. Every page i tried to go to was awful. Web pages have gotten so bloated with auto playing ads and video that it's unusable on a slow connection.

Let's face it. The bigger the pipe everyone has, the more crap sites are going to load onto their pages to fatten them up. VZW+ATT know this. They know that sites are getting heavier. They have the records and metrics of what their users do. They also know that if they keep the baseline low enough, it'll make their more practical/usable packages seam like a deal!