Leszek Rybicki comments

It says "World War 11" in the article. Typo.

@sf2k too late. 3-year-olds click around YouTube like nobody's business for their animation fix. "YouTube for kids" is actually a good idea, I think.

I agree with Mirai and others: this is a group photo in a sightseeing location, taken using a dedicated camera device (not smartphone or webcam), a tripod and a timer. There are two people, an actual background and we can only assume the photo will be shared on social networks.

@FizzBit, When I watched Jumanji, I was at just the right age to enjoy it the most. I guess CGI animals will look pretty bad on re-watch.

So the rumors were true - there's no smoke without fire. Amazon engineers have been secretly burning the midnight oil coming up with this new toy.

Entering this market will be a real baptism of fire for Amazon. Will the new phone get on like a house on fire or will Amazon get burnt? Early adopters will certainly be drawn to the 3D effects like moths to a flame, but the really hot feature here is Firefly with the OCR system.

You can't say they've been firing blanks on the e-reader market, but customers aren't exactly fired up about their tablet. On the other hand, Bezos is a real spark plug and has the smarts not to have too many irons in the flame, so who knows... this could set the world on fire.

In other news: mistaken for a drunken salaryman, wild boar rides the last train from Shibuya.

In a rare show of agreement, left-wing unions also protesting Saturday echoed Solidarity.

My whole understanding of the Polish political system just collapsed.

I hope they're working hard on the batteries, or electronics that don't drain them as much as smartphones do. I don't want to recharge my watch every night.

Still traumatized by tomato beer. Not willing to try.

As a kid in Poland, I was very confused by stories of holocaust. In preschool, unable to really understand what had happened, we did childish reenactments that disrespected the victims ("I'll be the Nazi and you'll be the Jew"). When adults got angry, it only added to the confusion. I think there's a right and wrong age to learn about war crimes. It might depend on the individual, but a child who can read, should be allowed to read.

I love Hulu.jp, I don't love the limited, or disappearing content. Doctor who is now very popular around the world (50th anniversary and such), Hulu got 3 seasons and cut. There are 3 seasons of Big Bang theory, but you'll get a "season 2 is not available at this time" message every two months. I'd like to see more anime, and more recent anime, the shows and movies that Japan is famous for. Oh, and a "my shows" list feature that actually makes sense and doesn't keep every show I accidentally clicked on.

Missing option: Brian Boitano, the great sports celebrity and role model for all children asking themselves: "What would Brian Boitano do?".

Freedom for Okinawa!