DeoWulf

What was the song from the first demo? Sounded like it was getting good when he cut it off.

You say this requires a nightly, I take it that the beta won't work. At least, it doesn't seem to work for me.

Just don't install Apple software on your Windows machine. It will thank you.

Eh, I went with the 64-bit Office. But, I like being on the cutting edge. I paid for this computer; I want to use it.

Isn't this just advertising how difficult their programs are to use?

@Shalabi Five stars, would read post again.

@Peytral Seconded. Something on your HP will burn out right after your warranty is up. It has happened to my family 4 out of 4 times, and we will not go back.

Not quite direct competition, but it's interesting to compare:
MobileMe:
$99/year = stream music you own from anywhere, plus many other non-music features
Zune Pass:
$15/month | $180/year = stream all available music from anywhere, own 10 tracks per month (a $120 value)

I'm not suggesting either is better, it depends on what you want. I just like the fact that there are choices. Now that connectivity is near ubiquitous, streaming services should start adding in the features to stand above the rest.

I own an Asus laptop and have used a similar app which comes with it for a while. Although I had the maximum number of pictures stored in the database, it would never reliably log me on. Especially when I was showing it off to other people '-.- I think I'll stick to password for now.

@Pitchy The difference is that these buses don't require a new infrastructure. They can use the same roads with some modifications instead of having to build new elevated or underground track.

@tino I think your icon defense falls a little flat. The first time I picked up an iPhone, I couldn't find the internet. I finally figured out that it was the one with the compass on it, which seemed strange to me, because I thought that was the compass. I can't imagine what they put on the compass. If I saw a nice big words "Internet" and "Compass", there would be little confusion.

Of course, like the poster above me said, they use "live tiles" instead. It's not exactly unambiguous, so it still gets a little criticism from me. I at least prefer the way it provides useful information instead of static images, though. Zune HD's text-tacular UI still wins out for me. If it was dynamic like "live tiles", it would be optimal for my preference.