There's a pro-am level image extraction feature buried in the selection tools menu. You can use either shape or color as base, and it's easy to fine-tune.

I agree completely. Its awesomeness lies in the ability to operate it using just two fingers to pinch, with no visual feedback whatsoever. Running, biking,riding skateboards and so on. Also, it's cute :-)

No, it doesn't make sense. And it may be funny in the parallel universe where Seinfeld is funny, but that's still just funny...not promoting Windows Vista.

One thing I do get is that Microsoft would want to avoid mentioning anything substantial about Vista, since that only causes embarrassment. In that way the carry the plan to perfection.

The totally neat-o solution however, is Miro. You would first go to tvrss.net (where tvshows gets its torrent adresses) and get an RSS feed for the show in question. Miro can then subscribe to the show (it supports video podcasts in nearly any format, including transmission through torrents) and presto...a one-stop solution right down to the player. Check it out!

IF this is not just cluelessness in the PR department (and really, it's go to be) then Safari™ means not "just" WebKit, it means Safari and licensing from Apple. Unlike WebKit, Safari is an Apple trademark you know.

And even if that were to be true, it would be considerably different from the iTouch browser since this phone lacks touchscreen. The multitouch is definitely one of the not-so-secret ingredients that make mobile Safari worthwhile.