I'll make sure to hop into my time machine and tell Gandhi that his whole unarmed rebellion and civil disobedience has no chance in getting rid of the British. The people who seem to fear the government and it's armies overlook one very important fact. Where in hell do those armies come from? They come from the citizenry of this country. If the government were to order it's soldiers to conduct wholesale infringement of it's populace, against those soldier's own families and relatives, and friends, how far do you think it would get when the soldiers themselves rebel? It's not like it hasn't happened before.

Get it through your thick paranoid skulls... Regulation IS NOT CONFISCATION.

Or just use radar??? a lot cheaper and just as accurate.

Too late! we all know about it, already Dr. No!

You're not dealing with the Android market which has a crap ton of people still clinging to Android 2.3 or earlier. New version adoption rate on IOS is the highest for any platform. And every phone that apple sells now runs on 7.0 or better.

Your choice then... to be good on the platforms you write for, or evenly craptastic for everyone. Cross platform equals lowest common denominator. If you want to put out apps that people will call good... do the extra mile and code for that platform.

Apparently there were a vocal group of folks having a hissy fit at suddenly finding a U2 album on their iPods after the last keynote.

IOS 8 is going to be pushed as far back as the iPhone 4S. Now go ahead, wrap that up in your canard, and smoke it.

That's not exactly the way it turned out. The test got some major initial results when it was applied than nothing. The results from Viking fit the parameters of a very reactive and toxic surface, not for the presence of life, either archival or extent.

If nothing else, it lays the groundwork for future phones with more memory as well as ensuring that the I6 phones will be running the same OS as the iphone 7 and possibly 8.

I'll take the Apple way over the Malware Range that passes for an app ecosystem in Droid land. It's either that or apps that don't free memory when they're not working. At idle, my Samsung Galaxy is still using 75 percent of it's built in RAM. And that's AFTER running the garbage collection application.

Peer review is an important part of the global scientific progress. "Piltdown Man" is an excellent example of the need for peer review, which keeps true psuedo science such as perpetual motion and quackery like so-called "Cold Fusion" at bay. I find it rather astonishing at s-called open source advocates who praise the peer review mechanism to spot out bad code yet downplay it's importance in any other field.