CJH

Livetype became redundant with the release of Motion, and was kind of gaudy anyway. DVD Studio Pro will be missed, but there's always iDVD and other authoring tools available if you absolutely must burn a DVD. I honestly can't remember the last time I've needed to burn a DVD in this age of H.264.

I can't even use a third-party charger to power my iPhone, much less a Beowulf cluster of oranges! That's definitely not a 3GS!

...but I wouldn't trade it for any other phone in the world.

The only real holiday family gaming memory I have is when we somehow convinced my brother who hadn't played a game since the SNES to join in a Halo 2 game with my sister and I. Good stuff. I thought that every online game from that point on was going to have Xbox Live guest capabilities. I guess not. Anyway, these days I only have two 360 controllers, so it's a bit harder to get people to play.

Whoever designed it missed the point of Apple aesthetics completely. That is one ugly toilet.

They have the old Wolf control scheme if you prefer. Turn "center sticks" off in the settings.

A cellphone just isn't safe in the car... period! There is no app that will ever come out that will make it safe. Big buttons and text? Still have to take your eyes off the road. Voice command? You still have to take your awareness off the road to try and recall what commands the program understands.

The only thing that this and similar programs gives you is a false sense of security about driving while distracted.

Way to go, Matt! You really showed Sony by picking up 2 PSPs, and a crapload of accessories and games!

Watch Valve bring the L4D2 mods to the 360 in the form of... Left 4 Dead 3!

Carpool! It's green, as well as a lot more fun than driving alone.

I want RE5!