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@9 Generic says,

"On the other end, Pirate Bay does make an effort to facilitate the spreading of content while trying to make it difficult for law enforcement to detect illegal content (recently Pirate Bay started encrypting stuff).

This is a matter of free speech."
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** So now encryption is bad?? A person trying to prevent access to their information should be considered wrong or suspect? Hmmm, what does that mean for copy-protected media files? How about password protected information? Transfer of personal medical information?


In the future, I don't want to be *required* to defend my right to privacy. It should be assumed I have that right.


GIMME!!
I see this story has begun it's journey around the net:

Google: "From our friend who is serving in Afghanistan"
As soon as the page loads, do CTRL-A & CTRL-C to copy all the page text, then paste into Notepad.

Guess I won't visiting Tweaktown in the future. That's their choice to give up a % of their traffic who choose like me.
HURRAH!!
That seals it! I'm gettin one. I'm a longtime Treo owner who was considering buying an iphone, but love all my Palm apps and games.

Question is... will Apple *approve* this software?
If they do it will sell even more iphones to people like me and also all those Palm users in medical fields where the Palm is the standard for medical applications.

Apple is still being sly about their approval process and has not been willing to say what their plans are in that regard.

Apple has a very real chance to become THE standard for mobile computing, like the "pc" became when they kept it fairly "open" to developers.

Will Apple get too greedy and repeat history?
AllofMp3, mp3sparks & the others in Russia do pay royalties, but they pay at a much lower rate than the RIAA wants. The royalties have been offered to the RIAA in the past, but they refused them.

The "gray area" seems to be, can people from outside Russia take advantage of the lower prices there.

I don't see why not. I mean, can't we purchase goods from other countries online? I've purchased shareware that way.. Companies order products from China and other countries. Purchasing goods & services at the best rate available is after all the "American Way". heh

The RIAA are extortionists and have proven it countless times.

Google for: RIAA trillions
and see what you get.

The RIAA sued AllofMp3 for $1.65 TRILLION !
They claimed that was the amount they lost in sales because of AllofMp3. ROFLOL

And we are supposed to take them seriously ?
Unfortunately, many have been forced to, partly due to weak-kneed politicians in the US.

Being able to run Palm apps(thousands are available) would *cause* me to purchase an iPhone. I would not be able to resist any further.

As it is, the serious lack of available apps, is why I won't buy an iphone. I will stick with my Treo which can do more than the iPhone(just not as slick) or buy the new Centro.

Are you listening Apple?
a wireless higher rez version with audio in a cap transmitting to a small unit (on the belt/in a purse/pack) would have me. Someday we will be transmitting live over WiMax to our webpage so friends & family can see what we are up to while on vacation / see CES / lectures / etc thru our eyes as is happens.

Amazing people are waisting their time on a belt buckle version. It had better be angled upward or it will be taking pics of the ground (asses more likely) as seen in the picture.
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I am looking for a device that will stream sound from one source to several recipients. For example, I want to stream sound from my TV or stereo to my phone or MP3 player that has radio and Bluetooth capabilities. I have looked into radio transmitters and they seem like a decent choice, but I can't find one that uses external power (USB or from the plug) and I would want one with a transmit range of around 50 meters. Thanks!"
 

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