Today on the 5: My wife and I recently spent some time in San Diego. One of the highlights of the trip was going to the San Diego Safari Park. While I don't like zoos, this was a much different, and ultimately better, experience.

Today on the 5: Apple is clearly backing the retina display in a big way. I wonder what that's going to mean once everyone starts jumping on board. There are some big implications that may come about once people start looking for content to exploit those beautiful pixels.

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BIG TIME SPOILER ALERT! WE ARE TALKING ABOUT PLOT DETAILS!

Prometheus

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Today on the 5: Well, you see it time and again. A post about a new phone, and sure enough somewhere in the comments some moron claims the type of phone they prefer had this or that feature first. What does that do for anyone? Isn't whining about who had something first in tech just a way to give a company a pass on innovating?

Today on the 5: I just got out of the theater after watching Prometheus. Here's my take on the new Ridley Scott film.

Today on the 5: I've seen a lot of stuff around the web lately taking issue with skeptics on various topics. You can find vehement disputes of scientific tests that fail to find evidence of ghosts, UFOs, or psychics. My take on all this stuff is pretty simple; until I see something concrete, it's just a matter of people making up what they want to believe.

Today on the 5: It doesn't seem like many gadget or technology blogs can go 15 minutes without posting a leak of some kind, does it? I find it amusing, but I wonder what people get out of some of this news. If it's not a leak that gives you something tangible to test with or a completely new version of something out of left field, what do you get out of these leaks?

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Mass Effect MultiplayerWatch DogsHanksyBecoming BatmanRay BradburyAwesome Things

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Today on the 5: Remember the good old days when it was Sega and Nintendo battling it our for console supremacy? Today it's Microsoft, Sony, and Nintendo, but I think before too long we'll be back down to only a pair of big rivals trying to take each other out.