Can anyone confirm if WiFi is enabled in the Bell Curve?

It's a simple concept and if worked right through Nintendo, could prove to be a massive sampling population to keep their finger on the pulse of what's popular.

If Gmail offered IMAP connectivity, I might consider using as a primary account; not having a local cached copy really puts the damper on being able to work offline...

As scary at it sounds, try resetting the Junk Mail database in Mail.app. It's quite quick to relearn everything and keep on top of the new spam trends.

I'm hoping this is a display bug and not related to actually altering dates, but dates of photos are completely screwed up.

With the resorting of photos into rolls, the calendar seems to show dates properly, but if you get info, I'm seeing dates like 12/2005/2005 instead of 12/09/05 when the picture was actually taken.

I also made the mistake of importing a backed up library of photos (moving data from my desktop to my laptop); I now have something like 20 "Original" folders which I believe are duplicate photos...

I've also noticed that "Revert to Original" is always enabled, regardless if you've made a modification or not; likewise, selecting that option will bring up the "Are you sure?" dialog box regardless if you've made a modification or not which is really annoying.

Just upgraded to iPhoto 6 from 5 and while performance on my PB12/1ghz is vastly improved and I love the new features (and bugfixes), I've also noticed that reveal in Finder is always greyed out which kind of bugs me because I can't quickly jump to it in the Finder. This is especially true now because they've reworked the file/folder hierarchy so that in the Finder, the photos are no longer sorted by date (which was most logical, in my opinion...).

At least they've fixed that really annoying bug in 5 when double-clicking on a photo to view and returning to thumbnail view, the whole line of pictures used to jump up to the top row. Now the row stays put and that photo you saw out of the corner of your eye is still where you think it is.

Scrolling by the menu bar is not as smooth as it could be; rather than a nice smooth slide, it's a bit jumpy as thumbnails are rendered.