Meh. With the limited screen real estate, you can basically see the first result with your keyboard up. If that happens to be an ad, well... sucks to be you.

@NYBase: So that they could fit a full-sized keyboard under an 11/13" screen.

@sstephens93: Sad because that's what we consider "average" these days? I concur.

@darkanimematt: I just went to track that one down. I though it was way more impressive.

When I was a kid, I learned pretty quickly that the best way to lie is to tell the truth, but embellish it so much that it won't be believed.

@zensflare: This was my guess.

@baltwade: Did they take out the Netflix app? Boxee had one awhile back.

@Nelson: Apple's pretty good at doing beta releases every other tuesday. We'll see how many more we get.

What's so hard about the "Facetime" button on a contact's screen?

@AARST: Then you should buy the game! Its level editor is:

@CSX321: I mean the magsafe. You're right about the 30-pins. Apple licenses those.

When Hypermac says "original Apple MagSafe connectors", it sounds more like they actually purchased them (maybe from Apple's warehouse or repair shop or something).

@vic06: I don't think there ARE royalties. I'm fairly certain Apple doesn't license that design to anyone.

@Les Mikesell: Probably. I wasn't so much saying that it's awesome that it can play Netflix via Airplay, but rather that the icon is showing up in third-party apps using the iOS media player framework.

@Michael Lewis: Gah! That sucks. AirVideo is having problems playing on 4.2b1, too. :(

@Louis Tovar: Probably because the developer had an iPad and thought "God, I'd love to have VLC on here."

@whatne1wuddo: I'm guessing only official-format media will be Air-Play-able. That is, currently, the netflix app (in 4.2) has an AirPlay button, ZumoCast doesn't. Might just be because they're calling the player differently. *shrug*

@crazypills77: Yeah, it's pretty, but still VLC-ish. I'm a big fan.

@Lazarus511: I have no idea why you would assume that the 3GS and 4 have the same battery, but I'll correct that assumption: they don't.

@Kung-Fu Kurtis Carnivale of Carnage: I like the grid idea, too, but my big concern is that everything is too similarly-colored. That is, on my iPhone, nine times out of ten, I'm skimming through my apps, looking for one the same color as the app I'm looking for, then I look to see if it's the one I want.