TOO hilarious! How awesome would it be to be able to go off like that on a customer?!
Hooray! Just when I’m due for an upgrade too!

Though the idea of Taiwan’s richest person not knowing how much money he makes seems a bit absurd, this below passage below from William Alden at HuffPo is perhaps shockingly not so:
There’s a joke among executives who work with Foxconn, Businessweek says, that in 20 years everything in the world will be made by Foxconn and sold by Walmart. Author Chang Tien-wen, who wrote a book about Gou, said “Steve Jobs’ achievements wouldn’t be possible without Terry.” His factory in Longhua [China] makes 137,000 iPhones each day, or, to put it in more startling terms, about 90 a minute.
Introducing the iPhone 5!* by Bizarro
*Does not contain a phone.
If there’s an app for everything, why bother with the phone, right?
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Waiting for iPhone for Verizon…waiting…waiting…waiting…
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It’s not Apple’s fault, but it is AT&T’s. Your phone plan with that carrier has contributed $17,000 to Minnesota Tea Party congress”person” Michele Bachmann, including $5,000 to this current election cycle. What else does that iPhone-AT&T contract support via Bachmann?
Perhaps it’s time to reconsider your mobile phone service provider. And if you are looking for a socially responsible company, that would even buy out your remaining contract, check out the folks at CREDO Mobile. Procure progressive politics!
This cartoon reminds me of a great line from the movie All Over the Guy when Sasha Alexander’s character Jackie, while on a pay phone, says to her gay best friend Tom something along the lines of: “My piece of shit cellphone only works when I’m standing on my head with my fingers up my ass.”
Sound about right, iPhone 4 users?
“I Don’t Have an App That Tells Us Where We Are, But According to Grindr, the Nearest Gay Guy is Only 723 Miles Away.”
Totally hilarious, but the only thing unimaginable about this cartoon is that AT&T would have coverage where ever they are.
Grindr Gaydar in the Capitol
Nothing short of brilliant, Yeas and Nays columnist Tara Palmeri for the Washington Examiner used the iPhone application Grindr, which connects gay men with each other based on their GPS location, as gaydar in halls our nation’s political power—from Capitol Hill, the White House, and best of all, the Pentagon.
Oh the Pink Peril!!! The Right might shit in their collective pants…
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Other than he’s anti-porn and would rather you go to Droid than to allow smutty iPhone apps…
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