That's not the test. The test is the blatant copying of the iPhone the moment it was released. Samsung is simply a copycat fast follower. They produce nothing but copies of other people's work. In plastic, without taste, and without quality.

Samsung before Apple released the iPhone was simply a Blackberry copierthen the iPhone hit: http://arstechnica.com/tech-po...

The video coincidentally happens to feature Apple. Nothing in this judge's history indicates any bias IN FAVOR of Apple. The fact is, the slavish copying of other people's products is Samsung's business model. Refrigerators, televisions, phones, any appliance that can be replicated will be.

Most shareholders, including myself, would prefer that Apple error on the side of caution with regards to our planet's resources and health. I'd like the planet to be here when I'm ready to spend my profits.

An unsubstantiated claim about an unannounced product that may or may not include functionality relative to recent biometric hires is adequate to begin a flamefest. I love watching idiots argue about nothing they are privy to. Does one HAVE to be an idiot to be in the AndroidRox Club or does it just seem to draw those kind of people?

Exactly. The statement "because we're a community and we want to take everyone with us" grossly misses the point. Sit down, knock it off, and serve the community. Slashdot is a community engaged around content. Save the cornea-assaulting web design to sites whose users think it's cool. Keep it up and there won't be anyone to "take with" you.

No, its days are not numbered. Thank you.

Your post indicates that you are not a video professional, so you can run along, this product is not designed for you. The right tools for many video production houses are FCP and this product. And please, shill, do post your "recent benchmarks" that show "Windows does a little better".

My business, (as with millions of businesses), exceeds the square footage that's allowed for legally playing a radio. As a result, I pay DMX/Pandora for the privilege. The service sucks. I either need to download an app or load Flash onto my computer to administer the account and the music choice. The rotation is repetitive. It takes between 20 and 45 minutes for the genre or channel to change. The remote control doesn't work properly. The stream inexplicably stops often. Customer service is abysmal. iTunes Radio can't be used in commercial settings. Same with Spotify. And Rhapsody. When one's business practices consist of poor user experience, poor customer support, and poor product delivery one's business deserves to die. This isn't a result of a shit market, it's the result of shit products.

At what point does an exorbitant executive salary burn money that should be returned to the share/stakeholders? Personally, I think we've reached that point in the US. I believe executive pay should be in the hands of shareholders and out of the hands of handpicked compensation committees. It's likely we wouldn't have a need for this type of legislation at that point.