While HDR is "cool", it's certainly not something to be applied to every image. A lot of times people overdo it and it just looks like crap, or more precisely like those lighted photographs that are sold in malls with little motors behind a water fall that makes the waterfall appear to shimmer. :P

The term "sissy" doesn't even sound all that manly either.

I don't even care about voicemail.

For certain registers of speech and in certain dialects, this is actually 'correct', or rather, completely grammatical. On the other hand, how can you argue something is 'incorrect', if there's no body that governs English language standards? All of the rules that govern English language 'correctness' are based off of random and badly documented traditions; for instance, the Cockney lack of word-initial 'h' has affected some usages in North American English that some people consider to be more 'correct' than others; while the mere writing of these usages is in opposition to how people actually speak, or in opposition to the grammatical rule that does exist in their speech. Take for example, 'an historical'; this is perfectly fine if you're a Cockney speaker: "'e got an 'aircut", but sounds completely wrong if you do pronounce that initial 'h', since the rule for a/n usage is one of consonants and vowels.</digression>

Seriously. Portable radios are still awesome.

Pink is the new black, "first" is the old pink.

AIM is somewhat of a crappy protocol for the tyep of devices people try to access it from, so it's not a surprise. I've had those issues too, but with jabber and gtalk, it seems to be fine and handles intermittent internet connectivity well.

Fugliest! Apple'd approve of that one too.

CS4 may be good, but they still haven't fixed that case-sensitive file system issue. Funny too, because that is probably a half-hour fix.

Does Yahoo support IMAP?