@zelannii: You seriously need to educate yourself on BD players. They DO stream existing content. Not to mention that many of the tablets coming out WILL have DLNA (which you didn't bother to look up). So when a person with any tablet or laptop other than those made by Apple CAN stream directly to my TV. VUDU…

@William B. Shropshire: First of all VUDU streams in 1080p.

@verziehenone: No you can't only through itunes and only mp4 video.

@zelannii: Settle down fan boy.

You can buy a blu ray player for just a little bit more and get everything (except for iTunes) and more. What's the point?

@Vidit: I think you are missing the point of my reply.

@Vidit: I think you're completely missing the point of google maps.

For some reason, the GoFlex was totally left out, but a major contender.

I like the ads. It just states that these phones give you all the information you want in a glance. Also, the second ad is funny.

At a football game you don't hear much of what's going on. A lot of people would bring radios to the game so they can hear the commentators speak find out about challenges reviews and such. This device is a godsend! It will improve the experience 100%. Going to the game is all about atmosphere, but you lose a…

@MrYdobon: I can.... zero. This isn't rocket science. It's a gift card.

I don't know, it seems on par with a bow and arrow.

@Clixx13: Ok, let me put it this way...just because a sandwich has melted cheese it doesn't mean that it's a grilled cheese sandwich. This is an open face ham sandwich.

That looks like an open faced sandwich, not a grilled cheese.

Will Google TV have DLNA support?

@Matt0505: here you go

@00Red: I'll give you the "Apple experience". What really kills me is how much more versatile DLNA is to Airplay. Airplay is limited to iTunes while DLNA is only limited by the server software.

@shufflemoomin: The article already mentions the default show desktop built into windows 7. It's specifically states that this is a good way to transition xp users.

@00Red: True, but why the eff doesn't apple just make their devices DLNA compliant? Why make a whole new standard when not only does one exist, but it's already in thousands of devices?

It depends, will Nokia make a device that I would like to buy in the future?