"It's not "almost all China". That's completely retarded."

It's completely slowed? Meaning it will be right in the future?

Oh, no, I get it. You're making fun of the mentally handicapped.

Awesome.

Seriously, the local planetarium used to put on laser shows with fog machines and way cooler effects than this, they worked on the same principal. Not to mention the music was a lot better.

Pretty lame.

Let me guess... your parents are geeks?

I've met lots of geeks and don't have any children, autistic or otherwise. Am I doing it wrong?

To be fair, that did require scrolling. I mean, come on. Reading?

Am I missing your point? The source code for Gingerbread is, and has been, available. Sure.

The article is talking about Ice Cream Sandwich.

I remember more Natalie Portman, Grits, and First Post personally.

It's OK to be wrong.

Didn't we already discuss this?

http://www.bgr.com/2009/03/05/breakdown-of-blackberry-app-world-pricing-structure/

To get into their ap store cost $200. Without that you are DOA.

http://www.bgr.com/2009/03/05/breakdown-of-blackberry-app-world-pricing-structure/

There's a link discussing the $200 fee to have your app listed in their ap store circa 2009.

I get my "facts" from developing apps in 2009. How about you?

At the time? We're talking through the end of 2010. A little slow to react!

For years RIM charged $200 to register as a developer before you could make any apps. Just a few months ago they announced they are "waiving" the fee.

You spent years "waiving" potential developers to other platforms. No one wants to spend $200 on a weekend hobby, and that's what most apps are.

I'm sure. I've just seen a rash of hash tags used on facebook and other forms of print recently. They make me irrationally angry.

Twitter hash tags don't work on Slashdot.

Just thought you may want to know.

Bandwidth is actually a small cost for them. Both DVD mailing and licensing far eclipse bandwidth in their costs.

It costs them abput $0.05 in bandwidth to stream a feature length film.