There being no line ( ala iPhone launches ) is a GOOD thing.

Its proof there is now Consumer choice!

Wow. Jobs is turning into everything he used to criticize others for.

Draconian app approval process, suing Pystar, blocking Palm, now killing off individual chip support. What's next eliminating support for Google Maps and developing their own in-house maps? Oh wait...

CORRECTION: If you can't innovate, imitate.

That same woman has already resigned from Microsoft and agreed to be the manager of the first retail Google store, opening in 2011.

:P

Sad to see it go, its a cool car.

I think there is a preview of next years Nissan campaign in the Subaru Legacy Super GT car:

http://www.autoblog.com/2009/10/22/tokyo-2009-subaru-legacy-b4-gt300-is-pure-jdm-awesomeness/

...Altima or Maxima built the same way?

I love FireFox, but this may prove to be futile.

Android's browser ( Chrome ) in deep, DEEPLY, ingrained throughout the entire OS, and is accessible from multiple native apps ( maps, addressbook, etc. ). I seriously doubt a stand alone install of a new ( foreign ) browser will be able to offer the same levels of utility.

For example, if there's an URL in a text message ( received via Google Voice for free - HA! ) merely long pressing it with ones finger launches Chrome and the address is resolved.

Does Mozilla plan to have that kind of low level integration?

Because just like the "mothership" ( Microsoft ) Facebook has nothing but contempt and disdain for their users.


P.S. Microsoft invested $100,000.00 in Facebook a while back

Nature has not made her last attempt at stopping the Higgs boson ...there will be more High Weirdness.

Creepy.

Straight outta Metal Gear Solid story line.

:(

Increase in transaction price tells me that GM is just catering to niche market's ( corvette, V-spec Cadillac, etc. ) and failing to make any ground on the market/demographics lost to Honda and Toyota.

A handful of sales of ultra low volume, expensive, niche cars to Maximum Bob's golf buddies, further loss of market share to Honda and Toyota sounds like the OLD GM.