@phiyuku: I happen to live in this Europe place of which you speak and I can tell you everyone is fine with it — no one uses it because the quality is terrible and the mobile operators mug you for the privilege.

@reuthermonkey: Or on the flip side — video in good enough quality for people to actually want to use isn't possible using the current 3G networks.

@Bilsko: I think it is wrong Google allow self signed certificates though.

@kalleguld: Is it true you can only buy Android apps in 7 countries?

I bet this broke up the monotony of his day no end (and no I'm not referring to the puppet).

@zer0zen: In all seriousness I think it is because sometimes a laptop does not leave the desk (and when it does it is often in a protective case which itself is placed in a bag).

@RickDart: I don't think the market is mature enough yet.

I like it when he covers the Apple logo with his thumb when the Avatar trailer is playing at 1:53.

@laylaholic: QuickLook has advantages:

@Jarett: This?

@Chaim Chaikin: Yep. For some people that is not important though. And others can't see it, they think the apps are ugly because there are a few colour choices they don't like (see above).

@datdamonfoo: It's all in the details. You are taking a crude and simplistic look at aesthetics. It's much, much more subtle than a few colour choices.

@King_Faisal_94: Spend some time with QuickLook on a Mac and then the "Preview Pane" on Windows 7 and tell me which is better. It's not even close.

@fideldonson: Good shout, Windows Backup is too fiddly to configure with Wizards etc.

@kasakka: What we needed was for Panic to have done iTunes.

@philosopher_dog: I have thought for a while that out of all three Desktop platforms Mac OS X has some of the best exclusives.

@CIM: To be fair I did think scrapping a barrel at this point.

@Dukenukemx: #9 is won't be a problem for much longer:

Any votes for One Note…?

@Gun Metal Gray: XCode (yes it can be used as a standalone editor) is as good as Notepad++ for many editing tasks.