Search Google. If that fails:

Very funny. To quote the TV show "Hustle", you can't scam an honest man.

Change the password again and next time he pops around have the balls to tell him that you've changed it and if he really needs to continue having internet access then he needs to pay for his own connection.

@Adam Pash: Thanks for the follow-up Adam. I can confirm that the password reset functionality now works!

A great idea (and one which would have been useful about 2 weeks ago) but yet again, not for Google Apps users.

@Oranges w/Cheese eats ur fase OMNOM: Nope, they still do it and it is very annoying.

It's a nice idea and seems to work well.

Please fix the bug that means that I cannot change my password. When I try, I get the error message "Password save failed". Exposing our details is bad enough, but not letting us change our password is compounding the issue.

What is so hard about putting on an out of office message when you go away and then spend a bit of time *when you are back* quickly skimming through the emails to see if you missed anything?

It seems silly not to upscale the PS2 images or even to include some sort of advanced image filtering to make things look even better...

If this had been CSI, they would have figured that out in about 30 seconds.

Looks great, until you realise that it sits way too low to be comfortable, is easily obscured by the smallest things lying on the floor and the colours look a little odd because you're not looking at the screen at the right viewing angle.

@FalconRagex: Heh, I didn't know that. Thank you very much for the pointer.

@FalconRagex: Good point on the auto-upload. However I don't want to delete the source file but the converted file once it has been loaded into iTunes.

Cool, I was going to write something like this myself.

A nice idea but Apple really need to bake this throughout the operating system.

I wish they'd update the skins for messages as all of them look really ugly.

Can we rename the title "The Best Free Phone on Every Major US Carrier" please?

@SBM_from_LA: Maybe in the US, but in more enlightened countries you have SIM only deals which are much better than the contract equivalent.

@MooCow: That's a little harsh. Subsidies allow customers who wouldn't normally be able to afford the upfront cost of a phone to spread the payment out over two years.