I thought Bea Arthur died?

Kind of a crappy video. This is my favorite song off the new Röyksopp album, and I took "in love with a robot," as a metaphor for Robyn only being able to communicate with her flesh-and-blood love through electronic communication (phone, text, picture message, etc.) since he is always at work, so, in essence, she was only felt in love with the electronic version of him.

This video, though, takes the phrase literally, and is therefore kinda creepy. Who has sex with a robot hoping to get pregnant (outside of the BSG universe)? Makes her seem kinda nutzo.

Well, AT&T, at the same price, also has a 5gb cap and their overage is a whopping $.49/mb. Plus, I don't even see a lower cost option with them. And Sprint, also at the same price & 5GB, has an overage rate of $.05/mb, the same as VZW's.

So, moral of the story: Everybody rips you off.

Appears as though it's fixed.

Would love to watch the videos, but they're both coming up as private.

Nice backdoor bragging.

If this is the Vodaphone version, why does it have a VZ Navigator icon (see the 9th and 10th images)? VZ Navigator is a Verizon Wireless application.

Actually, the Storm is a dual-mode wireless device as it supports both CDMA and GSM. The hitch is that the 3G part of the GSM transceiver supports only 2100Mhz, which is a non-North America frequency. You could theoretically unlock it and use it with AT&T or T-Mobile in the States, but you'd be limited to 2.5G (GPRS/EDGE) speeds at best.

Actually, Zappos is an extremely ethical company and is very loyal to their employees. I don't know for certain, but I would be willing to bet that any person that might have been replaced by these robots was probably offered another position somewhere in the company. Zappos doesn't do layoffs.

LOL, I was going to post exactly that. The reflections on the 'O' make it look as though the left half is bent toward the viewer, while the right half is bet away from the viewer. And apparently the 'O' has magical bevels that are opaque from our perspective, yet transparent from the far side.