PDAnet is probably the app I miss the most when I switched to the iPhone.

Really? I thought Full Sail was pretty well known...of course, I work in that industry, so I guess that doesn't mean much...

Digestives. I miss those. There's got to be somewhere I can find those in the US...

The short answer would seem to be "No." So many other groups have tried to start their own multimedia providing services/stores and most have failed. It really is hard to compete with something that has such widely-covering and universal service. iTunes has become what it is with good reason.

Agreed 100%.

This dude took what would usually be a youtube video of people doing cool stuff and turned it into an awesome short video. Cool stuff.

Wow. Major Kudos to the French...

This isn't that unique of a practice.

@howdini: In-ears we trust. Awesome. I may steal that. Heh.

@howdini: Agreed on all counts! I've converted a few to ears...even more so when I add ambient mics on stage. That always wows them out.

Oh dear lord...someone has created the 21st-century fanny pack...

@howdini: Good point. Talk about a sweet spot...

Whoa. The perfect stage monitor.

That would be brilliant for the office. You can listen to your music without looking like a rebellious teen with an iPod constantly plugged in.

@elenath: So, ignorance is bliss, huh?

@thebrokencarnage: I get what you are saying. Like MSG. Oh, Scary...but not bad for you, unless you eat buckets.

I think I have just converted to their Steak...although I wonder what THAT is made of...

Well, for the total average user, they are close enough. They gotta market this thing somehow...

People really should be more cautious about what they buy. Reading labels on foods will scare you into watching what you eat. Crap like this is more common then not.

I suppose that's not a bad idea. Imagine being able to just flick two fingers over the keyboard instead of reaching over to the mouse. It would shorten time on things like filling out forms quite a bit and minimize hand movement.