They need to release this on the XBox 360 as well to expand their reach. I'm glad to see Folding@Home using the PS3 to add more data crunchers to their already swelling list, but please add the 360 as well! I'd gladly let my 360 run it, since I don't let my laptop do it.

This reminds me of the days when I'd tape a coin over the X button on my PS2 controller, and tape the analog stick in just the right way so I could get the 1,000 laps on the oval track without actually being there.

I'm willing to bet that whether or not AT&T (Cingular) makes money with the Apple deal, they'll still be whistling all the way to the bank because it's a way of drawing customers in to their service anyway. As an example, say your significant other purchases an iPhone, and you both want to be on the same service plan. Well, why not switch over? Now AT&T (Cingular) has a new customer, and their rivals have lost two customers. They win.

I'm a neutral party with Sprint :)

I use a 1100 watt Sharp rotating microwave - I put my soaking wet sponge on a microwavable plastic plate and set it in the microwave for 2 minutes on high. It came out perfectly fine - but another warning - the water inside the sponge is INSANELY HOT. Even after running cold water on the sponge, the water inside is still very very hot, and I have a feeling this issue isn't over until some people get burns and complain more.

What's next, a "Water inside sponge after microwaving is EXTREMELY HOT! Handle with caution!" label? Hah.

Enter me please :) I'd love to get a shot at the D40!

My parents owned a huge Wega television for about 3 months, but it was only in the house for about a week. The rest of the time, it was on the move getting replacement parts that never ended up working. The Sony portable CD players that I've owned have always broken before the Panasonics - which outlasted the Sonys by years. The first PS2 had more problems than I can list - thank goodness the slim one hasn't screwed up yet. And the PSP was a joke. I had it for a few months and returned it. The games being released were generally horrible [Lumines not included].

Most of the time, I'm able to find a competing brand, like Toshiba or Samsung, that surpasses Sony quality, with more features, for a cheaper price.

So, it was A JOKE. Grr, guess I need to start checking references instead of fully trusting Engadget.

If anything, the iPod saved his life. Even though he shouldn't have been mowing the lawn in what we'd assume to be bad weather, it would appear as though the lightning was focused mainly on the copper wire of the headphone cord and the iPod itself.

I remember running a 75MHz Acer while my best friend ran a 75MHz Packard Bell. His PB had huge amounts of RAM - 8 megs, to be exact. He also had a 14.4 baud modem, a 4x CD-Drive [the fastest you'd ever need!], and a moniter smaller than 15" viewable. I had him beat with 16 megs of RAM and a 28.8 modem - lol. Ahh, the memories.

I'll put out miy situation as well.

I've been a Sprint customer for 7 years, and in Southern New Hampshire / Northern Mass. the coverage is generally good. It's a bit spotty at the NH location, but in the city of Boston it's fantastic. In my house in Roxbury, however, the service drops so low that I get dropped calls all the time. My parents in NH are switching to Verizon because it has far better service in that area, and my girlfriend whom I live with uses Verizon and has 2x-3x better service than I do anywhere in the house.