Check your knowledge. http://appadvice.com/appnn/2011/01/steve-jobs-happen-changed-mind-orientation-lock

Wow, that was the joke. Were some people here born after Steve made the rotation lock switch a mute switch, only to cave to consumer demand and allow you to change that? Because that would make them like 3 years old. Which would explain a lot.

You mean rotation lock switch. RIGHT? RIGHT?

And that was said in the liveblog by Dieter. Not mentioned by Apple.

No Verizon or Motorola bloatware, no tramp stamps. At least the VZW Galaxy Nexus wasn’t as molested as the Moto X is.

What is the point of your comment?

Shit, I just bought the new Moto X for full price and will do the same for an iPhone 6 by Christmas.

I have an iPhone 6, a Nexus 5, and 2nd gen Moto X. They’re all too big for me to use one handed. I couldn’t possibly use a bigger phone. Too bad I can’t just get a Nexus experience Moto X for Verizon, I’d pay for that.

You clearly saw the 1944 and 1990 movies.

The characters seen so far don’t keep their identities secret in the comics, at least not for long. The MCU isn’t populated by Dardevil (incoming) or Spider-Man (Civil War would explain the discussion rumors). As far as existing MCU characters, aside from Iron Man and Captain America, not like any bystanders are going to recognize Clint Barton or Natasha Romanov.

In this case, opposite direction. But good attempt at sounding smart.

Why do you write out Six?

Dude, I’ve got a Jimmy John’s 2 miles down the street that won’t deliver to my work because we’re technically in different cities.

I like the part where you explain something that everyone knows. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Generic_trademark

Lack of innovation and adaptation to changes in culture killed those industries. Straw man argument.

Seems like a missed opportunity: King of Clack.

But it won’t help businesses that own these devices and pass them on to new employees from turnover. The process of wiping the phone while the employee is out the door likely won’t happen, the IT dept is rarely "in the room" when it happens, the hardware just shows up for redeployment. So you end up with a locked device, or you can wipe it and it still asks you for their Apple ID password. Apple has shown very little accommodation for this, and the only thing you can do is ensure that with a company owned device, use an Apple ID associated with a work email address. If the employee leaves, you can wipe the device forcefully, reset their Apple password via web to send to their work email (which you can have access to), change it to something, and then get back into the device.

We need to thank the people for speaking up and explaining the situation to the FCC, who is not so secretly run by telecom lobbies.

You’re not asking a question. Get specific and maybe someone can help you, but likely not since you’re just saying things.

don’t get snarky if other people don’t immediately understand what a dude sticking his leg out with an umbrella is supposed to accomplish. now, I obviously get how the two are related.

Why not both?

If you bought it through a carrier, you have a period to change your mind. Do you know this?

Your personal situation isn’t relevant to this conversation.

There’s a thing called a "limit per person".

Queuing for anything used to be fun. I camped for Xbox 360 and the Best Buy bought us pizza and coffe since it was going to be freezing temps that night.

I will be 40 years old when this thing is finally available in stores

That claim is useless if you don’t mention how old you are now.

They wouldn’t do that. They just turn off vendor monitors at CES. They will never be forgiven.

What does your comment have to do with another guy waiting for the next Nexus? Did you comment incorrectly?

many news really news many really news really many?

Your mother wants you to come upstairs to have your lunch.

Paul.