It isn't about sanitation. Touch screen devices are just as poo smeared as the average mouse or keyboard is. Touch screen's are just a gimmicky fad. I give them another 2, maybe 3 years tops. They defiantly won't have the longevity that a mouse and keyboard did. Writing UI's that are constantly hidden under fingers is a PITA, end of story. The only good thing coming from the touch screen paradigm is all the multitouch enabled app's. Multi touch is very impressive and there are many more ways to implement it other than a crappy "put your fingers all over your display" solution. A shining example that i'm absolutely ecstatic about is the Playstation Vita. More solutions need to be explored. Greasy grimey display's are getting tiresome.

Their product would sell just as well on the Google Play Store if it wasn't shitty code. The great thing about IOS is anyone who isn't running the newest version is SOL. The android market base is far hotter and developers continue to blame android for not making much money on it, rather than write a decent app that doesn't rely on the IOShit framework.

My guess is they wrote their game on top of the IOShit frameworks and the shitty port job they did wasn't compatible with anything except the cheap obscure android model's they bought to use in house. I am looking at their game, with it's incredibly complex 2d tile based engine, and wondering how shitty their code had to be that they couldn't support anything except 1 platform. This article would be less FUD if it actually went into the reasons why the Android platform is unsustainable. I suspect they just want to point fingers and absolve themselves of horrible coding practices.

He is actually quite the philanthropist and oceanographer. Much more than just making movies. I don't believe he think's he's king of the world. I've never read of him or hear him saying this once. From my recollection, he's actually very humble. As for Ballard, him and Cameron work very closely together. They are both accomplished oceanographers. It was Ballard who loaned the equipment to Cameron to film the Abyss and Titanic. I'm fairly certain he is involved with this submersible project as well.

I don't understand your apprehension with this project. Exploring the ocean is a true 21st century frontier. Cameron will be bringing all the world shots of the deepest parts of the big blue, in glorious 3D IMAX. What a fucking ego whore huh?

If Avatar is Pocahontas, then 2001 Space Odyssey is a western about a lonestar cowboy and his unfaithful companion. Oh and Star Wars is just some Russian opera.

Old stories get retold in new ways every time a story is told. They're all ripoffs of each other. Besides, Avatar never ripped off Pocahontas. It was obviously a Dances with Wolves space adaptation.

A fine is not a criminal charge.

This is an absurd analogy. The ISP is a service provider who sells access to the services provided on their cable wire. Part of that agreement is an expectation of data privacy. A common home owner isn't exactly selling the services of his house. The residents are responsible for their own security. You already knew this though. Why you are trying to mix up commercial and residential expectations is beyond me.

It is okay for the ISP to be fined because they are a BUSINESS selling the SERVICES of their property to the PUBLIC.

You act as though looting a world of warcraft account is more serious than theft of a Real Life service. Nice try blizzard employee.

Also; The guys in Contact.

They did stop selling unlimited data. RTFA much? This concerns people who contracted into the unlimited data plan while they were selling it.

Also, unlimited data does not mean unlimited bandwidth. The only way you could consider it false advertising is if you decide to be complacent about consumers not educating themselves about the issues at hand. If you bothered to educate yourself about what unlimited data meant, then you wouldn't have made the wrong conclusions and come out of the deal feeling tricked.

I understand that they probably are overselling network capacity. I also understand that perhaps they are not. Maybe they're just maintaining a normal load across the network. Who knows? The point is, you can't blame the corporation entirely. You, the consumer, are jumping into their 3 year contracts with as much enthusiasm as the sales guy has signing you up. Maybe even more.

absolutely. this inspection was made public before it even happened. that is no way to inspect a place because you'll end up with biased results. How about we get some media coverage on surprise inspections instead of scheduled ones ? I have no doubt in my mindthat the conditions found during a scheduled inspection are skewed.

his problems? I would call it more of a gift.

There are car companies which do this. Particularly motor performance enthusiast orientated companies. Bugatti. Lamborghini. Ferrari. There are others I'm sure

the slashdot effect isn't exactly friendly to webservers. The eyes who care who this guy is will easily find him. Consider this "shitty repost site" a user friendly buffer.

You are reading those reports all wrong. You're infected with confirmational biast. Those are reports for a single quarters worth of sales. During that quarter, there were more new iOS phones being sold than new android phones being sold. The install base for android dwarfs iOS. Don't fool yourself.