I'm going neutral on this one because I'm not a fan of Apple products or their approach to forcing consumers to only use their software, music store, etc...

I can't choose for a Samsung Galaxy product because I own a Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Verizon) phone and the support, battery life, and signal are horrendous. I honestly wish I had bought a Droid Razr Maxx! This phone is garbage.

I will see it because i like Emma Stone. =)

I have been researching an alternative to the base priced 8GB Ipod touch for my girls for Christmas. I have had reservations in purchasing a $200 music device with a glass screen for an 11 and 14 year old. I also have issues with the Ipods offering NO option for expansion of memory. The samsung player offers 8GB of internal memory with an sd slot offering up to 32GB more space.

I love me some google and if they could just work the kinks out of google chrome I would be a happy camper.

I have never personally owned either but have grown up around both. My husband works for Denso and still says NO to toyota. =)Only consideration are the toyota trucks. If I was made to choose, I would choose a Honda, but it would have to be a 2 door accord. =)

I lived in the country for a majority of my life. Later I moved on to bigger cities like Atlanta, Boston, and Dallas. I love the conveniences too much to stay in the country.

Well, despite the true definition of a monopoly, you can't ignore that their service and system is far beyond that of any other. When you're good... ...you're good. I doubt it would ever come to the point of regulation simply because many will still use Yahoo and Bing, and they undoubtedly realize they could never make such an argument among the courts. Besides, this is true capitalism at its best. Yahoo and Bing will simply have to step up their game. That's kind of the point of a free market really.

I can't rule out that I will or won't. I grew up on the comics and loved the story. I'm ambivalent at this point. I might just wait until it comes out in the movie store.

The CDC blowing up was a little cheesy, but it's television, not a multi-million dollar production. I can forgive some of the effects. The story line is well written and the characters are awesome. I just love anything to do with horror I guess.

Most movies I tend to see are not filmed for a 3D experience. The few that I do see that are I agree with cutie on as far as it being annoying wearing glasses over glasses. It's just plain irritating after watching less than half the movie. It's cool, but no less an experience really than seeing it in the regular digital form.

Just not a fan of either one really. Toyota has had far too many recalls for my liking, and often tend to lose substantial value after only a few years according to most Kelly Blue Book statistics. Never had a Honda. Can't say much about them.

I have chosen to remain neutral only for one reason. This technology is still in an infancy stage. Once it has been improved upon and becomes much more reliable I will likely change to being fine with it. Advances like these always come with a price, but if the technology proves to be sound and safe I see no reason for it not being used.