This is a little naive given that the modern securities class action is mainly an exercise in getting a case past the motion to dismiss and only a handful of cases have every gone before a jury.

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Asking Amazon and Google to just stop making Kindle Fire and Nexus devices to "rescue" the industry would be more than a little naive, not to mention a disservice to those who really need the prices or software.

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This might sound a little naive.

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Joyful, exciting, unique, slightly odd, even a little bit naive - a proper break from the norm.

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"He was a little more naive than other kids, " says Thomas Lee, a childhood friend who kept in touch as they grew up.

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"In a game where the stakes are so high, people are a little bit naive if they expect 'Barbarians rugby', " he added.

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"When you're young, you're probably a little bit more naive to the inequities and injustices that really do exist in the world and why they matter, " said Wright, who lives in Boston.

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"In a very naive way, the advantage of quantum computing is that by being a little bit of zero and a little bit of one, you can do two calculations at once, " says Raymond Laflamme, a researcher at the Los Alamos National Laboratory in New Mexico.

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