The Verge has confirmed with Verizon Wireless that the iPhone 5 won’t support the feature when it’s on the carrier’s cellular network, even if it is connected to LTE. This is in contrast to the rest of the LTE phones in Verizon’s lineup, all of which support simultaneous voice and data when connected to LTE.

(emphasis mine) Ok, this really sucks. (thanks Jim)

There are more teams currently in playoff position in the bottom half of team payroll than in the top half. The top five teams in winning percentage all rank outside the top five in opening day spending, and only one of the top five by winning percentage even ranks in the top 15 of spending.

So, yeah. This isn’t a normal year, and this probably isn’t the start of any kind of trend, but the data is pretty clear – you simply cannot make a judgment about a team’s ability to contend by looking at how much money they spend on their roster.

Watching the evolution of how baseball teams build their rosters over the last ~15 years has been fascinating.

I’ve been a fan and user of Pukka, sorry to see it go. As far as I can tell, the best option out there for Pinboard users on the Mac is the bookmarklet and Pinboard website (which are both pretty solid).

I used a webOS phone for about 6 months – it’s a great OS. I’m hopeful it will make a re-appearance on a viable device. If I were Facebook, I’d be considering it. I think it may also be an interesting choice/starting point for Android licensees that are tired of some of the fees and issues around that platform and want to have their “own” OS.

If you’ve had an unpleasant surprise when connecting your retina MacBook Pro to your 30″ display and finding it in “HiDPI” mode, the solution is outlined in the forum thread linked here: hold the Option key while selecting the “Scaled” setting and you’ll see the native 2560 x 1600 resolution listed there.