I came here to say exactly this. Those 5,000 Alexa "skills" are going to be ported over to Siri in 3, 2, 1...

The forecast model is inaccurate if it assumes customers will continue to have the same behavior towards an airline that regularly overbooks flights. I had two incidents with an airline 10 years ago where I got bumped because of overbooking and I just stopped flying with them. I've also told all my friends. The airline I use now is about 15% more expensive and the seats are slightly less comfortable (although that's improving), but I still don't want to risk being bumped off the flight.

Whatsapp is great, but every so often something in the app makes it feel like it's developed by one guy in his parents' basement.

For example, currently there's no way to migrate your chat history between iphone and android without paying $25 for a third party app (that doesn't always work).

I'm using an iPhone 6. The camera takes 5-10 seconds to open from within the app.

It takes them months to add simple features, like 3D touch. I didn't mind when they didn't add it because maybe they didn't want to. But then it came like 9 months after the feature was introduced.

Plus the interface is getting very old and is need of a major redesign.

If Apple releases iMessage for Android as is rumored, the whatsapp team should be worried.

Whatsapp should worry about getting their user interface right first before introducing new features. The new interface update came months after iOS 7 was released, and support for the larger screens of iPhone 6 and 6+ is nowhere to be seen.

Agreed. Mirrorless cameras are the future. I like the Fuji x100 and looking forward to the x100s. Most of the power and flexibility of DSLR's, with sharper photos and in a smaller package.

Try it on Wolfram Alpha. Google and Bing both got shafted.