Barry

They could've fixed the iBooks app...

You could also donate it to someone. If you jailbreak it, it could easily be used as an iPod touch with a camera. A friend of mine had an unused 2G lying around and I managed to convince him to give it to me so I could give to my sister to use as a game machine. It's worked well so far. I hacked it, obviously, because I don't have a SIM card, and there's just so much you can do with a jailbroken iPhone that you couldn't do otherwise.

He's should be getting a 3GS in a few weeks, so hopefully I'll inherit his 3G.

iFund and Appfund?

If your car has a 3.5mm input, then just get a cheap cable off Monoprice. You don't need to buy a Bluetooth adapter to get in between your iPod/iPhone and your car when you can just connect them directly with a

Did you read the letters? Right there on the Google letter, it says:

"Please provide a description of the proposed Google Voice application for iPhone. What are the key features, and how does it operate (over a voice or data network, etc.)"

They don't mention VoIP at all. They ask if Google operates over the voice network (AT&T, where calls are normally placed) or a data network (Wi-Fi, Internet, etc.) FCC is playing dumb because they need to hear it from Google, AT&T and Apple themselves. They can't assume that GV isn't VoIP. They need to be told it isn't.

Yes, you can buy a cheap Linksys router. The one I have with Tomato firmware installed has a WDS option. It also has four Ethernet ports on the back. No USB ports, but it works.

About the first question... why would you spend $180 on an AirPort Extreme to do the same task as a cheap, barebones Linksys router (with Tomato installed of course)? The Xbox 360 uses Ethernet obviously, and I'm guessing Mike's file server does to.

I realize this is an Apple blog and all... but I wish this video had better reasons for using a Mac... I don't know... but in my Windows experience, I haven't contracted viruses (other people in my family have, so I installed Ubuntu, which I have fallen in love with), I have only gotten BSODs when hardware was failing, and Registry errors? Sorry, I don't go digging around in there deleting keys. Rarely do I edit my Registry.

The only one that really got on my nerves was the guy who liked Macs for their customization. I agree - you can a lot with a Mac - but you do a whole heck of a lot with Windows as well.

But wait... on Wikipedia it says Sonic and the Secret Rings uses the PhysX engine... in other words, PhysX has been on the Wii for a while now...

I'm pretty sure (like 99% sure) that the DSi supports WPA.