Agreed, but it needs more functionality like Apple TV has. Screen mirroring, app streaming, etc.

Needs more than that though. It needs screen mirroring, it needs apps that are streaming aware (display different content on each screen), it needs to be able to stream audio or video from ANY app to your TV.

That's just music.

I love how everyone made a big deal about this, only to realize Google was about to do what everyone assumed they were already doing.

You mean two-finger touch. Cheapo Dells hardly cover the range of interactions you can do on a Mac or tablet trackpad. In fact there isn't another consumer computer trackpad which has the same accuracy and range of gestures as Apple's right now.

Looks absolutely fantastic.

Considering how capable old people are on the iPad relative to desktops/laptops, I think they might actually like this.

As much as I love gritty realistic sci-fi, I just want Stargate back, in any form.

A number of Android apps support AirPlay now, as does iTunes on Windows. There are 3rd-party apps to stream AirPlay from other apps on your computer too.

It will be fine. Websites display just fine on my huge 27" iMac display and that is currently the closest to what the iPad 3 resolution will be.

I just checked their website.

Can't you just AirPlay Hulu from an iPhone or iPad?

AirPlay.

I follow a lot of software companies for news about updates or new apps, and other companies that I feel loyal too or am curious about.

Because a lot of company twitter feeds are actually quite useful.

These will likely appear in other clients eventually too. Furthermore does it really matter if you see ads for brands you already follow on a FREE Service?

Apple takes this into account with the Retina display on the iPhone 4.

You can save favorite meal orders on Seamless, but sadly no "I'm Feeling Lucky" button to activate one.

Actually that is not the full story.

If there is anything I could change about Apple right now it would be their obsession with skeuomorphic design (designing things to look like their real world counterparts).