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Very nice... much better than the current droolfest, the HD2...
This is an example of how jailbreaking your iPhone is a lot more hassle than it's worth.
While the userbase totaled 3 people, they discontinued it as they knew there was going to be a slow news day and you would have nothing else to whine about...
Interesting that no mention is made of client software coming up for Windows Mobile ;)
Um... you can't sync anything to an iPod/iPhone using Windows programs, other than iTunes. For your statement to be relevant to anything being talked about here, it would mean that for instance Windows Media Player had iPhone sync capabilities and MS removed it.

Thanks for stopping by though ;)
Why would anyone >want< to use iTunes? JRiver MediaCenter ( http://www.jrmediacenter.com/ ) is the best way to sync your media collection with any device. While I love my new iPhone 3GS, I hate not being able to use MediaCenter with it :(
I like how she says 'bing' 3 times towards the end :) Subliminal plugging of Microsoft's new search tool...?
That usually happens if you drop it -- mine is instantaneous
This is nothing new -- T-Mobile did the same thing with the G1 launch. Mine showed the same type of info -- it was at the local center, but being held, prior to the launch date. It's a service that UPS offers to shippers.

My friend got hers a couple days prior to launch though, she had it shipped to a PO box. The postal service doesn't offer a hold-for-delivery-date service (yet). I noticed that when I pre-ordered my iPhone 3GS, PO boxes weren't allowed for shipping (or even as a billing address).
Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
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