@daniel7860: man, it's even pricier than here in Brazil (32GB unlocked por 2099 reais, or just under $1230 USD / under 910 EUR)

@MaNiFeX: i believe they do this because they get a percent from the app's sales, and because of that, they may be liable for any criticism that app has, for selling the app and making money off it.

@JS_Drupal: and in most countries outside the US, ALL Android apps are free. (in other words, the good paid apps don't exist)

@Pwnguins: also, Chilean airline LAN instead of using miles, uses kilometers for its LANPass program. and Brazilian TAM Airlines' frequent flyer program, TAM Fidelidade, rewards its members by points, in a fixed amount by destination group, such as South America, North America, Europe...

why they just won't call the next OS "Mac OS XI"?

bring back the Sidekick!

is it still US-only?

what about Brazil? Foxconn does have plants here in Brazil (my Sony Ericsson K550i came from one). it would help the iPhone sell more here, since it's pretty pricey here (mostly because of our obscene taxes, especially for imported goods). unlocked, it's about $1400 USD. with a 1-year contract, but unlockable at any…

@dree3: LO EPICO WIN

is Outlook's rendering engine really Word-based?

@Witzbold: many countries do, such as Australia and here in Brazil.

@ludwigk: seriously, will they ever sell it separately? (I got TS3 standard edition)

@Malcolm Xavier Olds: I think you're counting the expansion packs, stuff packs and other Sim games.

@skumancer: post-production, maybe

@Robert Lanckton: as long as you have an Intel Mac, obvs.

@NeoAkira: actually, it's the HTC Magic, the updated-OS, keyboardless version of the HTC Dream/T-Mobile G1.

@Bryan: well, it blends!

here in Brazil, PGR4 is part of the official 360 bundle, and its current version has the 60GB console, wireless controller, media remote, HDMI cable, PGR4 and Too Human.

@Al2x: @Fadakar: oh, I didn't see the home button.

but where did the PlayStation logo go?