Wow, the article and the embedded ABC video are embarrassing to even look at. It makes me lose faith in journalism. 1. No where is it mentioned that Bubble

Wow, the article and the embedded ABC video are embarrassing to even look at. It makes me lose faith in journalism. 1. No where is it mentioned that Bubble Ball only surpassed the *free* version of Angry Birds on the top *free* app chart. The article even links to the paid version of Angry Birds, saying that it was "de-throned" (spelled wrong); this is not true. 2. They call him a "tween" in the video. He's 14 (four*teen*) years old. 3. The video says he would have made $2 million if he had charged $1.00 for the app (which isn't even in possible) - I hate to break it, but I'm not sure if even a 1000 of them would have still downloaded the *Wake Up the Box* clone. Come on journalism!