Just install the aptly-named "suicide knob" and you won't have to worry about your hand position:
See the realities of comercial air travel baggage handleing first hand, download a leaked version of Facebook Messanger for Windows, and listen to the most streamed songs of 2011 on Spotify.
Remains of the Day: Price Increases in 2012 Will Hit You in the Wallet
Some common goods and services will see some big price increases in the new year, a dedicated Facebook Timeline app for iPad is coming next month, and Windows computeres will join the Thunderbolt party in 2012.
Remains of the Day: Get Ice Cream Sandwich on Your Kindle Fire
A build of Android 4.0 is available for the Kindle Fire, GoDaddy is no longer listed as a SOPA supporter, and see if you'll miss any of the top tech products that died in 2011.
Remains of the Day: Dropbox Working On Instant Uploads for Photos
Dropbox will implement instant uploads for photos, soon your credit score may be affected by your Facebook profile, and offline reading comes to Google Books.
Remains of the Day: Evernote Clearly Comes to Firefox
You can now use Evernote Clearly with Firefox, T-mobile talks about how they used Carrier IQ, and you can manually update your Kindle Fire's software.
Remains of the Day: Watch the Super Bowl Online
The NFL will stream the Super Bowl for the first time, Nook Tablet and Kindle Fire root access is broken by software updates, and Google Music has lots of discounted MP3s.
Remains of the Day: AT&T's T-Mobile Buyout Plan Crumbles
AT&T has to pay the penalties for their failed merger attempt, you can draw and send doodles with Gmail, and Skype gives the gift of free Wi-Fi.
Remains of the Day: Android 4.0 Landing on Legacy Phones
Nexus S phones get updated with Android Ice Cream Sandwich, Sprint kills Carrier IQ on its phones, and you can use Siri to get Best Buy product information.
