Two things still do it for me, both totally down to Apple's market dominance and streamlined product strategy.

@Ultraorange: People used to say the same about using the internet on their (fixed) phone lines. It's better now.

@ajd7687: You and the other guy doing it, let us know how it goes, yeah?

OK, so you've switched off comments on the redesign post, so I'm commenting here. Sorry, everyone - I'd much rather put this in the right place, but Gawker won't let me.

Why gimp it for 3GS? That just seems mean.

Stuxnet strikes again?

Americans. Bless.

Is it US$-only?

I already have an 'unlike' button for songs in my library. It has a '<-' symbol on it.

@twothefutureandbeyond: They're still marketing separately, for now.

@neverbeenback: Yeah, they're not real networks, though - they piggyback on the others.

Er, that's all of them, then.

@GizmoTron9000VowsToEarnBackHis...: Are you posting from 2005?

Streaming works very well on the BBC iPlayer with a decent connection. A lot of programmes have an 'HD' option, which while not real HD is good enough to watch happily on a big TV. I've been using it for about three years now.

Pardon me, boys.

@DaneB: Alzheimer's. They can't make new memories, so they can't learn new things. But film they understand, and it's not like it works any worse than it did 20 years ago.

@k386: That sounds great. Where can I buy one?

Are any independent developers making Android apps optimised for a 1024x600 screen? Because if they're not, Samsung et al may as well save their money.

@k386: Until the iPad 2, at least.

@mike81: This.