Sure, Yahoo is begging like a weenie right now, but their stock is hardly taking a real beating.

They were valued around $18/share before Microsoft's bid, and today they're still at $25/share.

Their stock price was only artificially inflated during Microsoft's maneuvers because investors thought they'd make big money. But after the deal went off the table, they're still up around $7/share.

Presumably, shouldn't the iPhone work with Tavo's Gloves?
http://www.tavoproducts.com/TavoGloves.html (warning: obnoxious Flash site)

They're not too expensive, either.

Um...maybe nobody else thought of this already, but consider that maybe there's a decimal-related bug in that demo in iTunes...shift it one place to the left, and I think we have our answer.

I think the top left is actually signal - think of the five bars (AT&T was only recently still Cingular).

I think the icon to the right of the "AT&T" is a WiFi indicator. Just a guess, but it looks like the WiFi icon in the menu bar of OS X.

Hmmm...

Quicksilver...FREE.

This...NOT FREE.

Decision made.

1. The notion that "feature-filled" = quality and ease of use is a mistake.

2. I switched this past year from Windows to OS X, and I'm a software programmer/analyst. I don't miss a thing. It's a rather bold statement to assume who uses/doesn't use their computers to the fullest.

I know it's a waste of that beautiful full-HD goodness, but I'm gonna get me a Nintendo Wii to use with the television.

Parent: "Merry Christmas, Timmy."

Child: "Aww, thanks Mom! An iPo-"

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Child: "AHHHHHHHHHH!!! AHHHHHHHHH!!! My FACE! It's on FIRE!!!! I HATE you mommy!"

1. You don't typically use "touch�" to acknowledge your own witticism. Bad form, Peter Pan.

2. Are you that much of a MS fan that you're seriously trying to use Vista as the "great shutter-up of the Mac masses"?

I would say, additionally, that a pro desktop is still far more likely to be wired to the network, since last I remember, the old wire is still faster than wireless...