This has happened to me twice. First I sent a picture TO an iPhone 3GS, from my 7 year old Nokia 3620, then another to a Blackberry Storm with Verizon... two different numbers. Not sure what's happening, but I doubt it's related to JUST the iPhone.

I'm starting to think Microsoft is just watching alot of Star Trek... This is like a beta version of the Universal Translator...

You beat me to it. I saw this on there a while ago.

I'm under 21, but that won't stop my from busting out that bottle of Vodka I've been saving.. oh wait, I havn't been saving it, oh well.

I was wondering about that.. I thought they were trying to screw me into thinking it has 4 USB ports, but I was thinking "looks like one of those is Ethernet..." Guess it actually does. Although, I suppose hitting the Read link would have done me some good as well...

Or perhaps the ability to do more than one thing at a time??

This is true. I know when I'm going the wrong way, but that's because it gets me home faster at 2 am. 100 feet of one way road with no cars, or a 2 mile detour... I'll take the saved gas over time thankyou.

@ James Dumoulin

Dude, Seagate bought Maxtor. Western Digital is their biggest competitor....

Also, been running 2 250GB WD's for over 2 years now, still running nice and strong. Never given Seagate a try for many have bad Newegg reviews (or just not as many good ones as WD). I hear the Samsungs are good, but they havn't built up a strong enough reputation to be trusted vs. WD or Seagate, depending on if you like Caviar or Barracuda...

http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/19/a-note-on-comments/

Yes, Engadget can do whatever Engadget pleases.

@ Knee.... groin

I think it's funny that you say that, and on the Engadget feed (non-Apple version), just 7 posts in the future, there's a post about QNAP releasing a RAID server that runs on an Intel 1.6 Ghz CPU... I wonder which CPU that would be...