Mars

Commuter

I hope I win these random bags of which you write

I'd play some Stone Tempel Pilots

I've got about 140 so far

We miss you Ryan... and I'll miss your stuff if I don't get it

At the top of the Calendar app there is a left arrow button that says "Calendars". If you tap on that you will see a list of different calendars that you have created at home and their associated colors. For instance, my 'Work' calendar is green. If I tap on the "Calendars" button, select my work calendar and make a new entry it will be part of my 'Work' calendar and green

Same thing goes for contacts. You can't edit the groups directly from the iPhone, but if you select a group first and make a new contact it will be a member of that group.

Hope this helps

Apple's skewing of the word push only applies to macs. iPhones do indeed have push.

a) Many people who use alternative medicine think vibrations from crystals can keep them healthy

b) Chlorine is widely used in business as a disinfectant, but I wouldn't want that spewing into my air. (with a few notable exceptions, things that tend to be bad for germs tend to be bad for people, as under a microscope we don't look all that different)

Feel free to breath all of the ozone you want, but do a little bit of research before you're blissful ignorance ends up harming others.

Does anyone know what time t-mobile stores will be selling the iPhone in Germany?

@Jack, The IP address in the pic is what's called a class C internal IP address. Probably 1/4 of all personal computers have an IP address of 192.168.something.something. That IP address is not directly accessable to outside networks.