The EULA said it was going to do that. It uploads the audio file for offsite transcription. It indexes your contacts so it can better detect names for you.

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For iTunes support, I would recommend buying an Airport Express for $100 that you can put in different rooms. Just plug it into the wall and then plug your speakers into the mini-stereo jack and set iTunes to play to the remote speakers. Supports 3-6 on a network depending on configuration. Works great for having my computer downstairs and my big stereo upstairs playing the same music all in sync.

If you want more than iTunes, check out AirFoil. http://www.rogueamoeba.com/airfoil/windows/ This will let you stream any audio (with a few exceptions) from your computer to an Airport, iPhone, or another PC with the client software installed. Only $25 for a single user.

Happy Labor Day to me?

I'll be back to school!

Ugh. I tried Red Mars free from the Kindle App on my iPhone and completely lost interest about half way through the book. Normally I like SciFi, but that one just didn't work for me.

Count me in!

Well, there was a cumulative update for Vista Media Center that was supposed to add guide data for channels that are full digital, but it broke something now, so there is no guide data at all. That seems like a big hiccup so far.

Fix It

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