That's a sweet looking labeler

It said 5pm ET, but that doesn't seem to have stopped any one .... pick me!

I've not had any problems with email - but my phone frequently has problems after coming out of sleep mode. Namely, when I go to make a call from my favorites - half the time, it rings, then when the other person picks up they can hear me - but all I can hear is myself echoing in the ear piece. I know of one other person who has had the same problem. Anyone else?

....because a PS3 is frikkin huge by comparison and doesn't stack well in an entertainment system.

Why do Sony insist on charging the same for it as a PS3? - that I don't get. Perhaps they think of the PS3 as being subsidized by the games.

I'm interested to see how this impacts the iPod Touch and the rest of the iPod line. The Touch currently starts at $299 - and the iPod Classic at $250. You would think they'll be making some adjustments to those prices in the very near future.

With the exception of a physically better camera/flash - nearly every other gripe (MMS, Stereo bluetooth, Copy/paste, image stabilization, etc) are software issues and could be implemented (I hope) by any number of third party developers.

As long as they don't restrict access to the SDK itself - it will still accelerate the number of apps available for the platform - even if you have to use Jailbreak or the like to get it installed.

I can see that a 3G iPhone will work wonders in Europe - but the 3G coverage on AT&T's USA network is pretty much limited to major metropolitan areas.

Doesn't that imply the mid-year 3G iPhone will have to sport an EDGE chipset as well. I'm all for the faster speed (where available) - but not at the cost of data access away from a 3G or Wi-fi hotspot.

Assuming there's some truth to this - is it possible Intel just want to delay the official launch of Yorkfield so it can provide Apple with all the chips it wants - all without having to say its available in limited quantities to everyone else.

It doesn't seem to have been mentioned anywhere - are AMD planning to ship all the unlucky existing Phenom and Opteron customers new CPUs when they become available (like Intel did back with the Pentium 60) or are they always going to suffer a 10% performance drop?

This thread over on MacRumors seems to suggest that after upgrading to 1.1.2 and 7.5 that the old ringtone rename trick to m4r works again.

As I'm not prepared to brick my iphone - I'm not trying it - but it sure sounds promising.

http://forums.macrumors.com/showthread.php?t=384168