Hmm, would've been much better timed if they were trying to build momentum for the release of a new phone (not that I've had a Palm phone).

I would really do that. It seems intense in a necessary way.

Wow, the Evo looks a whole lot sexier with its back uncovered!

@FigNinja: My thoughts exactly. Maybe they're making space for something bigger.

I received the same exact message in NY. But ironically my service barely gets disrupted here but at school in CT my calls get dropped repeatedly, I've sent many notifications there, and nothing about that.

@AustinFound: Where on Earth do you live?

@James Crowe: The cellular carrier in the United States, the not-so-beloved AT&T, provides deep subsidies for the iPhone when acquired with a two year contract. Apple is still making its money.

@DirtyDogg: Yeah, iMovie is easier to get used to than iTunes. iTunes is... Have you seen those menus?

@styfle: I definitely agree with this opinion. Macs are definitely easier for a first time user to master. As someone who has both a Mac and a PC (I don't use the PC anymore though), I definitely see the PC as more complicated. Yes, I know how to get around the PC with ease now, but that's after years of…

This is too innovative to be Apple's 'next' mouse. If the pattern holds true, they will wait some years for the technology to have been developed on an Apple prototype. They're too scared to be ahead of the curve.

And there are his 0.7 seconds of fame.

Have we not learned about building things deep in oceans? We can't even keep working pipes.

@BiG: That's exactly it. The really revolutionary thing with Apple is marketing. Apple makes it's products revolutionary and those features essential. I mean let's face it, flash camera phones have been around. Steve Jobs is selling it right now with a whole page dedicated to how sleek the iPhone camera is.

Look at this mess of a link.

Its probably the same model and shoot, different picture.

I would totally buy if they sold these.