Sorry, but if that's your advertising angle, I'm glad you'll never be the CEO of Apple. Highlighting the fact that Macs can run Windows just makes them one more computer manufacturer in a crowded market. Big deal. The Mac experience is a lot more special and unique than that.

Even Microsoft knows that it's laptop hunter ads have to focus on price, because until October rolls around, Windows isn't a selling point-- it's advertising poison.

Obvious fake.

The dead giveaway? The fact that the word "Apple" has a � (copyright symbol) instead of an � (registered symbol). Copyrights are for creative or intellectual works. Registered trademarks are for identifying legal business entities, such as Apple, Inc. Any corporate copywriter would know the difference between � and �, but I guess the Canadian iPhone fanboy who mocked up this ad didn't.

It's now past 10pm EST and I still haven't received any mail through BIS on AT&T in NYC.

I've sent service books and performed hard resets several times throughout the day. You suck, RIM. Maybe I should go pick up one of those $399 iPhones I've been hearing about.

"Actually, RIM has offical GIVEN AWAY software to sync a blackberry with a mac for over 1 year!"

Yeah, and it sucks. I've been testing MissingSync for BB. There are a couple of minor glitchs that need to be resolved, but Mark/Space seems pretty confident that they'll be cleaned up in time for v1.0 by the end of the month.

"What will Missing Sync offer for BB users for $40 that can't be had with PocketMac for BB for free?"

For starters, how about an app that actually works? Pocketmac for BB is awful. It hangs, quits unexpectedly, and half the time it doesn't recognize that my BB is plugged in.

Missing Sync for BB has a few bugs too, but it's still only in the preview stage. The Notes syncronization feature is nice. iPhoto and iTunes integration (if you happen to have an 8100 Pearl) is a nice bonus too. Assuming they get the kinks worked out, I'll have no problem spending $40 for a decent piece of software.

Great, now when is the thing going to be available on Sprint (if ever)?

Day 27!

SRV me up a SLVR!

One more time!

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