I think that when AT&T is talking about "incentives to use less data", that's a polite way of saying "punishment for using more data."

Amazing how you managed to make it through this whole review without actually linking to the Sleek Audio website.

17 fans for Operation Cuckoo as of this writing. Taking Facebook by storm.

Why did you guys write about this? I could get 17 people to join a "pie is bad" group on Facebook.

I like the idea of widgets as "ambient information", but in order for that to work, they need to be visible all the time. Apple somehow blew that when they developed Dashboard.

I used Konfab for a long time, but it clearly went into a state of not-so-benign neglect, and so I switched to using Dashboard widgets with Amnesty from Mesa Dynamics.

I don't use a lot of widgets, but the two that I do use are indispensable. Weather from Apple and Organized from iSlayer, which is like the iCal widget on steroids. I haven't found the ideal iTunes status widget, so for that I use Bowtie.

Wait, a netbook that will let me access facebook and flickr? Sign me up!

The "Symba" is sold in the USA and is basically a rebadged Super Cub—or the other way around, more accurately, since Honda is selling a made-in-China scooter.

I've got a USB hub on my iMac's stand. I stuck it there using a few cents worth of mounting tape.

Are you sure that's not a very small Dyson vacuum cleaner?

I'm kind of surprised at the remote-wipe thing. It would have made more sense to put the phone into a gimped mode where it can only call an alternate number you designate.

Texas (home to AT&T, formerly known as Southwest Bell) outlawed community broadband quite some time ago.