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But does it come with a potato super computer attachment?

Only playing non drm tracks is a technical limitation. To play drm tracks you need to go through apple's Apis and therefore you could not put the track through this digital audio processing. this shouldn't matter though because you should be able to upgrade all apple drm music to iTunes plus and then it would be drm free.

Given current technology, you need a computer to sync an iPad. It is not self sufficient. That means that tablets will outsell computers because people will buy tablets more often, or because they will make tablets capable of replacing a computer altogether. I'm not sure how much I see that happening.

The only other alternative is that multiple people will sync to one machine, but given the current trend of every member of a family getting their own computer, that seems unlikely.

But if they did, Apple would have to acknowledge that 1080p exists. iTunes goes only up to 720p. The AppleTV only supports up to 720p. Its feasible, but I question it a bit.

@Drdre74 Sadly no. The second never came out for Mac. The first one was ported by another company, so would not give permission to Steam to put the Mac version up since that meant that owners of the PC version would download the Mac version for free without them seeing any of the income for the game. Steamplay is great, but really only works for games that are made for Mac and PC by the same company without a porting company involved.

Hahaha. I waited for one of those during my freshman year of college until a TiBook 1 Ghz came out and I couldn't wait any longer. Oh the memories.

The reason it might show up outside the US first would be because that is where the iPhone is manufactured. Mostly in China though some parts come from Japan, Korea, et cetera. They usually go for sale in the US first, but they get built in the east.

I think you are missing the point. Hacking is ALWAYS a cat and mouse game and there is always a hole. You could argue that jailbroken phones are safest then, because if you install SSH and change it from the default password then this approach would not work because it depends on a default password that Apple puts on iPhones. If you were to jailbreak and change that password then you would not be at risk.

It depends on the deal. If they provide unlimited data and they beat AT&T in price, I very well may consider it, especially if its a CDMA/LTE phone and not just CDMA.

Anybody know what bootrom version constitutes a new vs old 3GS? I am trying to figure out if it is safe to upgrade yet.