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Good! I can't believe they haven't done that already. Those pixels really make a huge difference on a netbook screen.

Well, it appears that there's some attempt to get this onto the 3GS, at least according to this http://www.idroidproject.org/wiki/Status

I hope that it happens.

I would like to see two things:
Custom repositories. I would love to have a source for Microsoft sanctioned apps, but also have the ability for people to host their own repositories.
One click installation and removal of apps.

Damn, i saw a JSRF related pic, and hoped that you would talk about a sequel.
Now i am disappointed.

Stories like this is why i haven't bought a Kindle yet, and plan on skipping the Nook. I figure that in a year or two color e-readers will be on the market.

I really hope there will be an Elder Scrolls 5. I've never played an MMO, but one that would be set in the world of Elder Scrolls might change it.
Still, i'd much prefer a single player game. That world still has so many stories in it.

I just figured it out. Click on this link http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewSoftware?id=314303518&mt=8 and it will take you to it in iTunes.

When i clicked buy, the purchase went through right away, and left my scratching my head. Turns out i authorized it with PayPal sometime ago, and it was "nice enough" to remember it.

Can i buy this if i don't have an iPhone yet? I got it on pre-order, and wouldn't mind purchasing this in advance. I played the trial on my xbox, seems like it would be a good time-waster.

I am the creator of the script. I'll have the google apps for domains issue fixed this weekend, so stay tuned.

It would have to be "How-To: BroadCatching using RSS + BitTorrent to automatically download TV shows" http://www.engadget.com/2004/11/23/how-to-broadcatching-using-rss-bittorrent-to-automatically/

The reason is simple, it's the first post i read on Engadget, and had it bookmarked for a very long time for reference. I read this post even before i knew what RSS was, and simply checked the site 10-20 times a day to see if anything new has been posted.
Now, almost 5 years later, and close to a 100 feed subscriptions in Google Reader, Engadget is still the favorite.