Passenger pigeons must have been so delicious. Think about it.

I find using Dvorak on smartphones and tablets to be much more comfortable and efficient. I never could touchtype Dvorak on a regular keyboard as well as I can touchtype QWERTY, but since typing on smartphones and tablets basically requires the user to hunt-and-peck, Dvorak really shines in this environment, even for someone whose brain is wired for QWERTY.

This is a pretty good commercial.

But Orville was the first to fly.

What if perceived personal utility of the benefit to the person is also not linear?

It's for persistent data mining and always-on advertising. Oh, it might not display ads at first, but c'mon, you really think that won't happen once adoption passes a saturation point?

Well, it's true.

It's compatible, but certainly not "full." There are numerous rendering problems that appear once you do anything other than the most basic editing. PowerPoint in particular is troublesome.

Well, so much for credibility.

Back in the Vista days, I used a convertible HP tablet with a capacitive screen until the heat sink on the GPU broke loose and the entire machine roasted itself to death. But shoddy construction aside, I discovered during the time I owned it that having a touchscreen was occasionally useful as an auxiliary control device. I'd even pay a little extra for the feature as long as it didn't reduce the image quality of the screen as this HP did (because of the extra layer required).

Do I want to be forced to use a touch screen because some myopic corporate jackass found his new shiny rock ? Hell no. But sometimes it is useful for pushing submit buttons or for selecting icons and stuff.

The obvious solution is a tablet with an e-ink display on one side and a color IPS or AMOLED screen on the other.

How about y'all just watch your kids yourself? How about that?

Well played.

Urban legend.

The only thing I want is for Android to not lag. That is all.