chris

Really, if my iPhone could charge with FireWire I'd still be using thy cable! I have a dozen apple cables from
iOS devices, use almos all of them everyday, work, charging car charging etc... I'never had one fray, ever

Card star also has a underutilized feature,... Backup.... Which backs up and SYNCS your cards to a "cloud" server, which is great for my wife and I , we share the same account whatevver she scans I get and visa versa, very handy! Right up there with shared contacts and calendars,... They do need a better interface and titling, and it would be nice to have a vendor login, to create or ad cards officially from companies right from the app. . I have less problem with cardstar and I like how it works with loyalty cards that have numbers but bombardier (like regal cinemas )

There is an X-Prize for a tri-corder....
http://www.xprize.org/prize-development/life-sciences#artificial

Does anyone remember when Amazon sued all those companies for using a shopping basket and checkout model? Yeah this is the kettle calling the pot black

Maybe that is just the line that they feed consumers on the phone at the call center... seems to me that telling consumers that an "alternative" is on the way is a good way of telling people that they should "hold on a little longer because we're going to make it free" without actually revealing anything

iPADs are not just for patients.. at Sheltering Arms Physical Rehabilitation Centers new iWALK Recovery Center they are using iPads and iPod touches as wireless controls for some high tech equipment for walk retraining, and using video from the devices to show people in real-time the issues with their Gait. It's coosl stuff. www.iwalkrecoverycenter.com

I would like to protect my iPhone 4 from my 3 year old little girl who loves my iphone, and knows how to use it, the camera, the games,the traffic intersection and talking flash cards are her favs! But she can be rough with it.

Wow what an idiot, they all had 'stores' before apple came around and they sucked, people had started buying rimgtones, but the telcoms have the same problem they've always had. They can't see the forest for the trees. They never innovate just to be better for the consumer, they always look at innovation in the what's in it for me? That's where google, facebook, and apple etc... Really excel at breaking the status quo, it comes straight from a geek morality, that is ingrained in the companies culture, In doubt AT&T or verizon has ever encouraged it's employees to make the product better on the spare time or company time in order to improve the customer expirence , with any forseeable profit gains. Fools... A day late and a dollar short

I'd switch for better service in my area Richmond,va, but, I had verizon before (when the better service was AT&T in NOVA) and I Always had terrible customer service, long lines, and paid more then a similar AT&T plan. I'd have to be convinced that would change and I'm not convinced yet. AT&T is still good to me as a company and in the wallet, and while I know that is not everyones feeling. Its been the reason I've stayed.

Sounds like they are positioning themselves well with BMW / MINI service and even Honda has taken huge strides in developing new service areas & showrooms. Imnactuallubsurprised this has happened sooner for Lincoln dealerships seems logical to have stayed in step with the competition. From a marketing stand pointnits a good thing, people buy apple computers as much for the amazing service as they do for the beautiful product