Simon A

It’s a shame that things like this are even necessary, considering audio streaming is a part of Bluetooth in the first place, and car manufacturers could easily just implement it in the first place. But very few of them do.

And then you have companies like GM that completely butcher the iPod/mp3 experience when you plug in via USB. Controlling my iPhone through Siri/actually touching the screen is a lot safer than picking through the stuff on their crappy little screens.

Benchmark, then. It’s somewhere a lot of designers take inspiration from. Even if they shouldn’t, they do.

You know Nokia succeeded in creating a unique device in the Lumia 800/900, because you can identify a knock off of it from a mile away.

Seems it’s the new iPhone in terms of setting a standard for design.

I really don’t like the new PocketNow. But I do agree that there are some changes that could be made to The Verge.

“How do you like our privacy policies now, Lightbox users?”

America.

There’s an awful lot of people here, saying this article is a sham… who registered on May 10 or May 11. Kind of a dead giveaway. Go back to your mansions built on the hopes and dreams of others that you crushed.

The proof is in the post. It’s presented its arguments. If you’ve got a challenge for it, you should present your proof.

The cable companies in Canada a few years ago were rebroadcasting from antenna signals. I don’t know why it took so long for it to become an issue down south.

I’ve been a long time fan of the Vergecast, but the interviews on this one really did add to the show. Hopefully you guys can keep doing things like the interview with Pebble.