quasimoto

That is correct. My brother who is deaf uses this service to communicate with his coworkers and friends from home. He has a small webcam-like device attached to his TV and calls me through an operator who translates our conversation back and forth. There is also a text-based service called IP-Relay that he also uses & is completely free. Although this is great progress, I can't see my brother using this much if it will still be restricted to wifi. Hopefully there will be 3G support in the near future.

Black (Or Any!)

I'll be monitoring the early-adopter consensus before I make the decision to preorder it. Can't wait for engadget's review!

I would like one please!

Another nice thing to know since we're kinda on topic. The new Apple In-Ear headphones with remote & mic are actually covered in your iPhone warranty, not just the stock ones that come with your phone, even though they were purchased separately. The apple store employee checked the serial number on my 3GS, checked to make sure my in-ear headphones were defective (volume buttons weren't working), and then gave me a new pair!

Oh nevermind, thats for the engadget show, not the podcast. My bad.

Curious to see Palm's thoughts on the on-going cat-and-mouse game with Apple.

My best tip is to not try to always jam on the acceleration when driving because it will eat up a lot of gas. Try to keep a steady speed instead of always speeding-breaking-speeding-breaking.

Also this day is the release of The Beatles: Rock Band :)

Just to continue the list of incompatible apps, here are ones that don't work for me under snow leopard:

-MultiFirefox (profile switching tool for FF)
-InsomniaX (disables sleep mode on mac laptops)