@JustinKenyon: Interesting. I had a black MacBook and it used to get very greasy very quickly.

@ddhboy: Precisely, I wonder how much "speculation" there would be over Nokia adopting Windows Phone 7 if the new CEO was from any company other than Microsoft.

@Luke: Well it hasn't been ratified by a standards board yet, nor (to my knowledge) submitted to one for ratification. Apple intends to make it an open standard though.

@MaNiFeX: How would you define the difference? Honest question.

@MaNiFeX: Symbian and MeeGo are both "open". If by open you mean open source.

@Firesphere: This is easily the funniest thing I've seen on YouTube this year.

Nice use of IE:Mac 5 icon.

@kb: I do the same. Any important job or decision I will procrastinate on. Even though it's completely illogical.

@mohkahn: This is very boring. The Mac way of doing things is if you have an open mind and take some time to get used to it. And there is no user setup needed for expose. Every Mac comes with a button.

For those on a Mac there is DTerm:

@Martin: Just to add - when I was talking about playlists I was referring to the UI.

@luisdeliz: No. If I'm on a PC I'll use Zune.

@Martin: It's QT. I can't think of a single cross platform UI framework I actually like: QT (which this seems to be), Java AWT/SWING or the abomination known as Air.

@Martin: I agree, it needs some work.

Cool tip. On a less serious note:

@Time Pilot AKA: My experience with AIR as a user has been hair raising.

@cec: I completely agree. I thought I was going crazy reading all the comments from readers saying it's sleek/sexy.

@Wabbited:

@Obsidian: I often see this written, but the Mac platform has almost nothing to Linux. It owes far more to BSD and free BSD.

@Jordan Posey: Yes, ger the Sessions extension.