This is great news!

@RobShow: Agreed.

@stabbytheicepic: I wouldn't be so sure...

@Stymie99: Jobs certainly borrowed the desktop metaphor and mouse idea from Xerox SPARC, but that OS hardly saw the light of day.

@ddhboy: I wouldn't say Apple engineers stole most their ideas from UNIX engineers... NextOS and eventually OS X were built atop a UNIX core, gained UNIX certification and wide support from UNIX users. It doesn't compare to MS v. Apple.

Quality over Quantity my friend.

Looking forward to the reviews...

Pow!

@edge57: Yea... I've only tried it while hosting a few impromptu happy hours... not any major throw downs.

One of the really great things about this app is parties and friends with iPhones or iPod touches!

I was surprised that Apple didn't update their Remote, Gallery or iDisk apps either before or soon after the the iPad launch. I use all these apps on the iPhone and their fantastic.

King Kong died.

@Harpsichord: Ahhh... so it's really about the user data and how it's being delivered.

Need more details.

@hvrock13: Grow up.

@hvrock13: *rolls eyes*

Great idea!

Love it.

The original iPod took 7 quarters to ship a million units. With the initial iPhone, it took only 70 days to reach the 1 million unit rate. For iPad, it reached the one million mark in under 30 days, and the iPhone 4 shipped 1.7 million units in the first three days.

@gebinsk: *rolls eyes*