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If you mean the headphone jack that is on the top of the iPhone. I too wondered where they were sticking that little thing.

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I would think that we call them "big-box retailers". We use the word supermarket but for us the name implies a big grocery store whereas for you IT SEEMS that it implies a store that sells groceries and a plethora of other goods. I think I have only been in smaller Tesco (like the one in canary wharf) stores so I don't know the full range of products that they sell.

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I would have to reread the article but I think they mentioned that unlike in America where the iPhone has been selling in walmart for a while the iPhone STILL had some cachet . . . that is until today when it was announced that it would be selling in Tesco. Personally (and as an American), I would think their cachet is not yet in danger. If they started selling the iPhone in Lidl THEN I would begin to worry for Apple! :)

I fully agree. I had a Buffalo NAS. It was cool enough but I did something with the settings one day and after that some of the data would show up when I looked at the drive from my desktop and some would show up when I looked at it on my laptop. I am NOT a network person nor do I intend to become one. I got a drobo and hooked it up to my desktop so that it can serve media files and I have not had one problem. . . well with the exception of the drive that failed (and for the record my data was safe).

Very much agreed! And this is from a person who has a second gen Drobo (and LOVES it). That said, I still want one! :)

Page numbers are extremely important when you need to cite your sources and there is more than one edition of the book. I found this out last week (not that I did not already know this) when I could not find my edition of an 19th century book (published in 1853 I think). I used the one in the library which was published in 1867 (or something like that). Later I realized that the page numbers were off by a wide margin. Good thing I used the correct edition when I cited from the school's book don't you think? :)

thank you waves, THANK YOU!

When will we stop associating free with good?

the name makes it sound like a product for those "heavy flow days". Not sure if I will buy this one!

You mean getting this information from a "blog" with editors and writers and people who buy tickets to travel to trade shows and product announcements and have to stay in hotels and dining and pay for mobile services so that they can "live blog" and when not away pay for rent and make sure that their 401ks are up to snuff (even in this era of economic turmoil). . . yea. . . that "blog"?

Or are you seriously making the claim that the bullshit opinion posts are news???