The robot apocalypse will probably be something like streetcleaning robots running their programming to keep streets clean and seeing us humans as a source of trash and getting rid of us. Or drone delivery services deciding that the fastest way between point A & B is straight through a building instead of navigating around it.

Or some cummelative combination of all, if enough networked robots/things start talking and noticing that we humans are the source of all their trouble - dirtying up streets, causing traffic, etc etc - then they might decide that their job would be much easier without us.

Yes we ALL have pictures of the mightly Steve on our headboards. It's so big that I've been having a hard time making a spot for Tim Cook & Johny Ive's portraits.

The whole suit is about Apple overcharging for iPods, so yes, a basic requirement would be to have someone who was impacted by said supposed overcharging. I know that picture of Bill Gates or maybe Larry Page over your bed is really distracting, but does that not make sense? The judge did make the right call to allow someone else that was actually affected to step in so that the whole thing didn't have to start from beginning again.

You obviously haven't tried to price out a Vertu phone back in the day, or even today. Even the more down-to-earth Cowon players were always more expensive than Apple (in my neck of the woods).

BTW, your no-name player was $1.56 per gig, Apple's 'most expensive ever' was $1.62 per gig.

Great, thank you for your insightful comment, and especially the effort you put into sharing that with everyone. I cant wait to hear what other insights you may have.

The human owner of the first iPod must have had bad taste in music, thus the first iPod did the natural thing and bought a second iPod to listen to something better.

I'm a lawyer, lets talk. I've never seen such a blatant disregard of consumer choice. I err you'll make millions from this!

Resurrected Steve Jobs vs. The angry pigeon horde. This Easter weekend only!!! At the Thunderdome!! Free admission for kids under 11!! Free monster truck show to follow!! Thunderdome!!

Ahh, you might not remember but Apple getting the MPAA blessing to sell digital music in the first place was a huge deal. I'm sure there were lots of restrictions put in place on MPAA's behalf. Apple was more than happy to jump to drm-free files when they could.

Even WinAmp can sync to an iPod these days, and has for a good long while now.

Yup. Instead of thinking "oh, the sync got messed up, let me check the files" it's "Apple selling music without paying out, gets worried about getting caught and going in to wipe out everyone's itunes library"? Really?

Oh, and no decent backup plan going? Yup, Apple's fault too. If only one could request to re-download their purchases a few times, I wonder if Apple will come up with a clever thing like that?

You mean Apple has been waiting 5+ years for U2 to put the album together and has been reserving space on everyone's device for it all that time?

I heard all those exploding phones over the eyars were playing Justin Bieber at the time of destruction. Just sayin'

Which, when bought using a common file type (sorry OGG) from a non-DRM'd source you could ALWAYS add to your itunes library and send to any of your ipods? Those ones?

I know it's cool to hate on Apple, but at least stick to some facts.

So y'all are seriously backing Real Networks on this? How quickly have you forgotten.

Forget it then, I'm going back to watching (american) football.

Coward isn't the only one, mine hasn't received it either. My Nexus4 just got it last week.

Though from the sounds of it, it's well advised to wait for a .1 release to come out.