Related/unrelated BP boycotting opinion:

Steve Jobs in a suit?

@MotorboatJones: Point-by-point:

@B0ss: Way to live by me ⍨

@Michael Scrip: Like I said, I live in a Sprint and T-Mobile deadzone. AT&T might as well be a deadzone for the experiences of the people I know with iPhones. AT&T doesn't even recognize the street I live on. Verizon has full coverage.

@Michael Scrip: Err, good to know, thanks.

Show Steve the last 3 paragraphs and he might start reading Giz again

@Kaiser-Machead v.2.1.1: Like I said, I only have (very poor) EDGE in my pop. 200 Michigan town. Verizon has a strong 3G signal however.

This is what I think will happen when Verizon gets the iPhone.

@NickFoote: The Same. If they'd gone with Verizon first, their network would have shut down even faster because people could download so much more over their 3G. Together, and both networks would be humming along nicely. AT&T would be popular in cities because of faster 3G, Verizon would be popular in rural areas (me)…

@Nitesh Singh: Akin to hauling a ton of kids in a minivan

Okay, I see references for "25-30 LTE cities this year" everywhere. Can anyone tell me what these cities actually are?

Did anyone else make out every single detail and reference in that?

They'll probably refresh the design in the much needed refresh, but I do love the design of the G5 and Mac Pro. Wish I could afford one =/

Apple's State of the art $100M antenna testing chamber uses Windows XP. Notice the Blue Window and Taskbar with Min/Max/X buttons on the right, as well as the lighter blue notification area on the bottom-right and the open windows on the bottom.

I'm just gonna throw this out there.

Does not work for me. My station (WRKR 107.7) is owned by Cumulus Media, which owns a few hundred stations in the US. They use a Silverlight plugin it seems.

@farcedude: +1 to Film Scores (I actually have those three in iTunes).