"This just in, iOS users are more likely to spend more and buy $hit they don't need than Android users."

UPS has had a similar system in its trucks for years.... http://www.hydraulicspneumatics.com/200/Issue/Article/False/38545/Issue

I love the car analogy, but lets get more specific. How about "chipping" a car. You are modifying a computer component by soldering or wiring in an extra piece of hardware. Often circumventing safety and environmental controls the manufacturer has installed. Now in some states this is illegal, but 10 years? C'mon lets be reasonable here. Oh wait, this is in the US, reasonable is an illegal word down there I bet.

Seriously, how many years has this been in the works? The tech industry isn't one you can drag your feet in. When you do, people just move forward without you as in this case.

How insightful Captain Obvious. Comment on typos even after I acknowledged them. heh ;)

and as for the spelling mistakes. somehow the /. edit screen is only 2 characters wide for me on my work computer. so even this messages is like 4 pages long.

Oooh, another cutting edge video player that likely wont be able to play a 2 year old 1080p h246 file I have on my 6 month old quad core. I could be wrong, but I dont see any notes about this supporting multiple cores ona windows machine.

Does this mean that someday /. will actually render properly in a browser? I used IE, FF, Opera, and Safari all regularly. /. does not reneder 100% in any of them :(

not everything on the internet is true