@bard1290: There's nothing arbitrary about gravity. 9.8m/s still basically sums it up for pretty much every application. However the story does mention that "In reality the figure varies from 9.78 (minimum) at the equator to 9.83 (maximum) at the poles." And I'm sure this is taken into account by everybody who…

@funakoshi.gichin.shotokan: Gonna go out on a limb here and say composition of the Earth's core. My guess is that the biggest effects come from the parts that are more ferrous.

Vote: Remember the Milk.

Instead of fiddling with power/home buttons, can't you just hold shift and press the restore button in itunes? That's how I do it.

@strabes: Before I had it all set up through the exchange setup for gmail. This synced Mail, Cal, and Contacts.

Are you two having a staring contest?

@strabes: Because then you lose the ability to sync notes.

@JBu92: It's not always a switch. I've had routers that just had hubs on the back end.

But it drops contacts!

Wow... I guess that seals it I'm getting an android.

@pierrebuz: Yep.

Does anyone know if this version works internationally?

Remote Desktop Connection and Onenote.

@Wwhat: I'd trust a publicly-owned Microsoft 10,000x more than I would privately-owned, and owned-by-a-demonstrable-dirtbag-at-that company like Facebook.

Have all my Onenote notebooks (all my class/paper notes for two degrees, work notes, personal info, recipies, projects) up right now. Never again will I not have any piece of information at my fingertips that I've felt worth writing down. Think about that.

@Razta: Everyone should use onenote.

This is so cool. I've been waiting on this since they announced it. Now that it's live, here are my thoughts:

@freakshowtime: HA! You know what I titled my first Onenote online page? "OMGOMGOMG"

But when will we get nike+ for android!?

I think it's more the "every color of the rainbow" part that really makes me think apple: specifically the nano ads.