I want to win something.

I have one approaching 7 and the other is 4. Both enjoy playing with the touchscreen, taking pictures, Jibro Match is huge for my 4 year old. The lightsaber and cowbell have lost meaning to them.

They also like Koi Pond, YouTube(monitored of course), MathQuizK, Tap Tap Revenge, Labyrinth, Dizzy Bee and Castle Fued(web app).

Great post I'm going to download some more now.

I can honestly say I was kind of giddy when I got this working last night. For the first time in a long time I was truly impressed by the simplicity of the application and the response.

Unfortunately I don't have a set up where I can really take advantage of this, but it was quite fun thinking up the different possibilities.

While I can't buy one today I think an AppleTV purchase could make more sense now.

Fly me to the moon. Or LA will work.

Hulk: Me fly big gadget! Me fly now!
Superman: Dude, shut your pie hole.

(h)APPY BIRFDAY!

me likey.

This is an unusually convoluted way of doing things for Apple. They usually try to keep things simple. I'm sure for most people it will be. Surely they will attempt to remove the confusion in the future. Seems to me the iTunes experience should be seamless and if I'm on my mac I should be able to rent HD on either machine or give me the option to start a download to my ATV from a remote computer/location.

The hottest thing at this years show had to be the Spy Chix! Cat fights ensue.

Where I work the stats are actually quite a bit higher for the iPhone. Higher than Linux actually. It is notable though that this is based on people accessing the site, not on the number of pages viewed. The iPhone users do not appear to be looking at as much information as computer users...lending further cred to point regarding the cumbersome nature of mobile devices.