Stuart Carnie

This doesn't even account for the SGX543MP2 GPU either, which is OpenCL compliant, and therefore capable of billions of calculations per second by itself.

I concur - great video

I don't understand where these crazy CEOs are coming from. Never say never in technology. Where is the evidence that console / desktop games are dying? There is clearly a place for both in todays market and hardware landscape. Certainly the /types/ of games that are played on the two platforms will diverge. There are strengths to both; you simply can't play an FPS very effectively on a mobile device without hardware controls and many other genres require physical hardware (e.g. Kinect) to interact in different ways. No argument that their hit, Angry Birds is perfect for a touch screen, but there are plenty of existing and yet to be created game mechanics that a specifically suited to each platform and it's controls.

Extra option:

(o) I want GSM for international use.

They could start advertising, similar to YouTube.

I completely agree. Easy way to look at it, based on SkyFire's current model:

If users stop buying SkyFire app, how do they fund resources (service transcoding, which is a perpetual cost) consumed by existing users ad infinitum?

@JoannaD,

Apple can't check the source code, as it is not submitted with an app. This type of hidden feature is "practically" impossible for Apple to find.

I've noticed artifacts in Killing Floor that weren't there before too.

I have a MacPro (early 2008), 8-CPU, w/ NVidia GTX 285, 10GB RAM, so it's no slouch, but the GFX issues are frustrating, though at least not unplayable...

The link works fine for me

I wonder how this setup will go too -AmpKit and AmpKit Link from Peavey

http://peavey.com/ampkitlink/