webwielder

Always important to establish credibility by getting the name of the company you're writing about wrong in the title.

Because time is a continuum.

The phrase "the rise of" is really being abused these days.

I continue to be flabbergasted that so many otherwise savvy observers believe that a random assortment of software annoyances constitutes a crisis at Apple. Articles like this could have been, and were, written at any time in the past fifteen years.

Because it implies a fully native app, which is a feature to some people.

When would you have rooted for them in the past?

>we believe, more than anything, that food is visual.

More than taste?

Perhaps even more impressive than Carmack's technical chops is his ability to stand in a single spot for hours on end.

For everyone decrying the Apple Watch, this shows what "ugly" and "pointless" truly look like.

I've never seen an Android widget that I felt justified its existence, and I'm thinking the same will be true for iOS.

You mean "Java ran/runs poorly on Windows, Mac, Linux, etc.", right?

Both Kirk and Janeway were much less by-the-book. They had no compunction against violating the prime directive, making unscrupulous alliances, seducing young ensigns, or reading the Constitution to a planet of Nazis (or something like that) if they felt it furthered their (usually noble if misguided) goals.