Sorry, I meant tunnel.

If your thigh is as curved as the phone in that video i’d cut down on the crunches.

Please don’t tell me you actually use that unbearable web browser.

The best-selling individual models are top-end, but that belies the fact that there are a *lot* of different lower-end models out there (Wildfire, Incredible, Galaxy Ace, Galaxy Pro, Galaxy R,…

Nobody wants to tell their phone what to do.

I like the idea of people just shouting ‘you useless piece of shit!’ at their phones and everyone thinking they’re abusing their PAs/wives/maids.

It’s not all or nothing really. You can still share songs using a simple HTML link. OK, the seeing your friend’s playlists automatically through Facebook is gone, but you could just ask your friends…

Oh sure. But they won’t. That’s my point: they own the social graph, so all they need to offer in terms of features is a reasonable facsimile of what everyone else offers.

I find the leap from 3.7in to 4.3 or more a bit odd. 4.3 is definitely too big for my liking. 4in strikes me as the sweet spot, and I bet that’s where the iPhone 5 will be.

Making a bigger loss on an already disastrous product to keep good relations with your retail partners = totally different thing.