Love to try it!

I had also heard that in-App purchases were locked to one iPhone, someone who bought one of the GPS Navigator programs claimed that was what happened (on Macworld's messageboard)

Great news if its not true.

(and what is with all the spam on TUAW's comments lately?)

Exactly. Even with hands-free, its an unnecessary distraction. You need to call, pull over and get out.

Just curious, does the BusyCal dock icon show the correct day like iCal does?

I would watch a lot more movies on the go.

So AT&T can't provide me with decent 3G service, even though I pay them for it, and they can't handle 3G traffic on their own networks to allow for services like MMS and tethering, and they won't let others use their network for programs like Skype or Sling because it would overwhelm their network.... but they have no problem with leeching off my OWN broadband provider (comcast) to boost their inadequate 3G service, and want to charge me a monthly fee on top of it all, plus make me buy the extra hardware required to get me the 3G service I already pay AT&T for but they can't provide adequately. Did I miss anything?

Uh, but they do have FIREWIRE on their laptops? AND happen to have firewire cables lying around the house? And they are the proper 400/800 ended ones to match both computers?

And most macs don't even need a crossover ethernet cable, as they are autosensing.

I think the main criticisms of this 'hint' are based on the fact that its a lot of dicking around for little real-world gain, except "look what I can do!" (The MacAddict comment was dead on).

Not that there is anything wrong with "stupid mac tricks with a firewire cable" :p

@Dan,
the 2.8 million number they are talking about is gross profit.
Unfortunately, I think Engadget missed the parentheses around the number, meaning its a LOSS of 2.8 million, actually -$2,784,000. If you check the charts, its a bit clearer.

@cashmonee,
crap, I totally forgot about the Centro, you are right.