Works for me on Windows 7 and IE8 on first click... must just be you!

I actually like the new comments, because before people would hijack the first posters thread just so they could be higher up in the comment thread. I think its only fair if you were here to comment second or third that you stay there. If people are interested in reading the replied to a particular thread it is extremely easy to expand.

Shouldn't make a HUGE difference as the same program existed during the Vista launch. People who had bought XP computers could upgrade for free to Vista within a certian time window before the Vista launch.

The rest of the world is basically like that with GSM. If you are in Europe, you can go out and buy any phone and be safe it will work with the carrier of your choice. And Europe will still be that way with LTE, but even here in America with Verizon switching from CDMA to GSM's adopted LTE standard, you will still have Sprint and other small carriers that will stick with propietary versions of CDMA and move on to WiMax to supplement data coverage.

They were running some flavour of Unix, not anything Microsoft or Windows. Microsoft bought Danger in 2008, but I would say more than anything else that it was Danger's setup of their servers and not Microsoft that caused this problem. Because a proper setup in Unix/Lunix would include a proper backup strategy.

I disagree. On the iPhone, iPod Touch you can only change the volume. On the Zune, you push one button and swipe up or down to change the volume or left and right to switch tracks. This is extremely useful while browsing or in a game where I can just hit the media button and quickly change volume or change tracks.

Sure newer iPhones and iPod touches allow you to change tracks with earphones, but with this setup I can use any headphones I want.

How about working with Europeans to make sure the frequencies are the same instead of America always having a different operating spectrum than the rest of the world.

You mean other than the fact that Rogers owns Fido?

Pretty sad when an American knows more about Canadian telecoms than a Canadian.

+1

Called several walmarts... finally got a 16GB Black. The woman on the phone said they had just sold out their last two platinum 32GB.