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Well, IE10 will be backported to Windows 7, and it may rely on some of these features (it certainly relies on other Win8-specific things), so I'd expect some of them might be.

Looks quite ugly just now, but I expect this will change. Looking forward to this.

It's been that long? I guess it has been. I remember it like it was yesterday when Live was new. I'll miss it.

Well, you can optionally link to your Club Nintendo account, and move the purchases to a new system.

They are tied to one device at a time, but you can move your "account" to a new device (you can't use the old device with it after that, though). And you can redownload games.

Yep, as well as a system for transferring game ownership from one system to another when you get a new 3DS/next generation DS.

Is this even slightly surprising? Apple's attitude towards Android is well-known, and they're a competitor.

I think Nintendo's real problem with the DS is that people see it as a device solely for young children - the software selection doesn't exactly help. They need more FPSes, I think. There are plenty of people who grew up with Nintendo who'll want to play Zelda and Mario again (and they can...

I wonder if it's a measure to reduce development time by not including certain features?

It emphasises how small the coverage of and how rural the ISP must be if they charge that much for dial-up.

I think you're wrong on this. It's actually ahead of its time - new web technologies haven't yet matured. The era of browser apps and games is nearing, but we're not quite there yet.

It's a hint at the title too. 0x10^c … or 1 x 16^12

Windows on ARM is just an ARM port of Windows. The Windows API is still there, after all, Microsoft's own apps rely on it. Heck, the Metro UI and APIs are built on top of it. Firefox will work fine.

This is most likely just for the beta, as with all things like this. I'd imagine the end product offers much more - at a price.

Yeah, and this is early progress. They could certainly add indicators of other people editing.

The old nokia had this... way before 2005. Invalid.

Yep, in fact you can move away from hotmail to another email and get rid of hotmail, and keep your live account and everything associated with it :)

You're wrong too I'm afraid. It isn't a true browser. It receives a super-compressed proprietary format "page" from Opera's servers. What you're thinking of is Opera Turbo.

Is that a clever reference to the Citizens United decision or am I just seeing things?

Nuclear is cheaper to run though, although it has a higher initial cost.