As far as I know, there is no instant way to make that happen. You can buy an app in iTunes and then sync or get it from the App Store and sync. There is no seamless process, as Google has.

I used Greenposion and it installed something called "nitotv" which had a semi-cydia that included some apple tv packages.

I have a PS3... I don't have Amazon Prime right now, but will seriously consider it if this came to the PS3

Quick Question: Does that mean the WiFi version does not exist/won't come out? When will that version come out? I won't get it for 800, but I might get it for a WiFi 600 buck version.

For my (future) hackintosh this was looking great as I thought both accessories were good. A 30 buck price tag is pretty steep though, especially since the cost of the keyboard and trackpad are high themselves, a 30 buck investment just for convenience seems too high for me.

What about a PS3? Does that count?

I don't even want the iPhone. I want just FiOS, but of course, there is no FiOS cable in my street.

No, I agree, I do want it on my phone. But if I had to choose I would rather have it on my Android tablet than on my phone.

If I were Netflix I would try to make sure it comes to Tablets BEFORE they work on phones. I mean I see more people watching movies on tablets than phones.

This better be a placeholder. No one is a bigger fan of Android than me, and I truly believe that Honeycomb is better than iOS for iPad.

In the video they show how they jailbreak it themselves.

Any way to do that wiggling thing without a harmony remote?

In Chrome to Phone section, you said "and Chrome to iPhone works with multiple browsers so if you don't have an iPhone you still have options"

I'm pretty surprised that for once, Windows has a functionality that Mac OS does not have built in.

I'm sorry, I hate Apple and I still think this guy is a freaking idiot. I've held an iPhone 4 and the issues is much easier. No one on the planet holds their phone the way this guy does. I think Apple did actually fix the death grip issue... enough said.

YES. I've been needing this for class assignments. I've really been wanting to read class books on my Kindle, but can't because it's difficult to reference parts.

The ReadMe says Apple TV 2nd Gen will be supported in RC 6 (this is RC 5)

I'm the hacker...with the Android phone. I hack my iPod Touch and try to convince my fanboy friends to do the same...but they are too scared.

Even though the assumption that "Android" is less safe is false, I still laughed at the last line.

No device list? Apple Tv 2g?