This seems to be copying the Sleeptracker Watch (I own a Sleeptracker and it really works). Sounds like the same functionality, but with an entire iPhone strapped to you instead of a wristwatch.

http://www.sleeptracker.com/

I bought Apple right after buying a Powerbook with OSX. That was 2004 and when the share price was flat somewhere in the neighborhood of 15. I sold in the high 90s about 13 months ago, when I thought the pre-launch iPhone hype was all hot air, and it was going to tumble back into the 70s when everyone calmed down. I enjoyed a great ride, but I'm still kicking myself for selling a year ago.

This seems great for biz users. Am I right in understanding that I can allow someone else to see a spreadsheet/charts/reports that I am working on?

If you're interested in seeing Pacino and De Nero together on-screen, perhaps you should check out Heat:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113277/

Can anyone point me to instructions for connecting my tivo to my Airport Extreme? We gave up our phone land line, and I am thinking there must be some way to use my Airport Extreme to update our tivo.

I faced a similar dilemma after my Treo fell from my back pocket into the toilet. As one of my friends so appropriately put it, "You had to ask yourself...will you touch your own feces for $500?"

Troy: Hector (Bana) vs. Achilles (Pitt)

A tip for getting forecasts on your handheld: For mobile browsing, Wunderground's interface is great: http://mobile.wunderground.com/

I concur. This is a must-see of classic film. I doubt the real-life documentary can be improved upon with actors and a big budget -- even with Altman's direction.

I recall that Coppola's version was pretty faithful to the book, was it not?