The sides of the seat cushions are outstanding. I love that the pinstripes line up at the seam.

It reportedly looks like a shrunk-down iPad (as opposed to a bigger iPod touch).

Will this work on textured walls any better than a vinyl sticker?

The previous review called out Libratone for audio quality, too.

Mine's going in my car as a stereo hookup with iTunes-wifi syncing.

Yeah, is this all we should expect from a thunderbolt-to-hard-disk setup? I think I expected it to be faster, but I suppose the speed is limited by the drive.

Is a 35% improvement over Firewire 800 a victory for Thunderbolt?

How is turn-by-turn working? As a built-in feature, competent navigation might make up for the lackluster maps.

I'm let down by passbook. I thought I might be able to take a photo of a gift card so I could ditch the physical copy, or something. Something more than a broken link to the App Store.

I don't think photo panoramas work either on the iPhone 4.

I'd be excited to try the boring old set-top box by Apple. It could replace a typical DVR setup with something less kludgy.

They seem to be available to the public. Here's the nano: https://developer.apple.com/resources/cases/dimensions/iPod-nano-7th-gen-dimensions.pdf

What if I'm an AT&T customer who plans to buy the iPhone 5, and AT&T has promised LTE to my city by year's end—but Verizon already has LTE covered? Should I wait for AT&T or switch to Verizon?

What's the finish of the white iPhone's metal going to be?

"Ramping up."

The back still looks inelegant with its color-blocking. I do hope these renderings are incorrect.

Good call. I'd half forgotten they play videos—yikes.

What else would you wish for the classic? I think I'd like to see it it even flatter.

Maybe: "new iPhones and new ipods in the fall"

Imagine the 3D form of the iPhone 4 scaled up to the size of the first iPhone. Without the rounded bezel to shave down the front and back perimeter, the presence might've seemed relatively massive.