All it took was a couple minutes to type out a compairison of the three and this would have been an interesting, insightful, and useful comment. Instead it just makes you sound like a braggart and wastes space.

Yes I would and I would take a 240z in it's place.

I'm curious how the badges work for stacks. If I have 5 new emails and 3 voicemails and I put the Email app and the Phone app in the same stack, what happens?

I don't know what crossed-eye vs. parallel pair means, but when I crossed my eyes until the images overlapped I saw a 3D image.

It's ridiculously priced because you've already paid for the hardware. Look at apps like Dynolicious. They replace $200-$300 hardware solutions for under $15. The software has even been tested as being more accurate and user friendly than the more expensive competition.

Sorry for being pedantic, but I believe the word you are looking for is pedant, not pendent.

...and no, the irony is not lost on me.

@jwkpiano1 said:
"MMS is unnecessary. The device can E-MAIL."

I so wish this were true, but until 99% of mobile phones are configured out of the box to receive picture email using push notification it just isn't a replacement for MMS.

I also am unable to receive such notifications from my friends who according to @bob are all stuck in 1999. Well - technically I can receive the notification, I just cant view the multimedia content without a full blown computer (silly).

This makes me wish I was a Baseball fan.

Where's the NFL version?

@Yago Bal - As harsh as it was I actually agree. I think the problem is when TUAW tried to differentiate itself from Engadget everyone bitched about the content being to technical with Erika's posts and I believe there was an Automator feature that seems to have gotten discontinued. Without Mac specific content like that TUAW seems to just be an echo chamber for Engadget's Apple news and kind of redundant.

"Sony are rubbish"
vs.
"Sony is rubbish"