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Which is going to be fabulous for extra sales in the Apple Stores and online, but a bit of a gotcha for those who have built up a collection of cables, chargers and battery extenders.
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But there is a gotcha, namely once you have filed for a retirement benefit (regardless of whether you have suspended it) your spousal benefit will be calculated as the excess spousal benefit rather than the full spousal benefit.
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But the photo is hardly a gotcha: Mr Abramoff's bearded face is barely visible at the back of a crowded room.
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Gotcha: Need a closed-circuit video camera?
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"When Chenoweth had her own issues surface, it seemed it was kind of a 'gotcha' in terms of the ads and things, but I don't hear a lot of Idahoans talking that much about it, " Freemuth says.
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"This is not like a 'gotcha' or anything like that, " he said.
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Many Israeli leaders viewed Monday's launch as a "gotcha" moment.
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This one has a real gotcha to it.
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Yes, Ed had looked at the IRS publications and knew there was a big gotcha in the tax code: Rental losses are considered "passive losses" and can generally be written off only against income from other passive activities--for example, from other rentals or an S corporation or a private partnership you don't help run.
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But they need to beware of a little noticed "gotcha" in the stimulus.
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Then he captured the spirit of the 100 or so who were there, many preparing to launch a wave of questions with far more open minds than professional media reporters on the hunt for gotcha moments.
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