JoeBlu

MSFT does not get enough credit for its peripherals. The keyboards aren't pretty, but they are some of the most comfortable I've ever worked on.

Wake me up when I can install my own software on it. I'm not going to go around begging for the keys to my own castle.

I sure hope Apple give him plenty of cash for that blow job.

Ick.

>It has the right to refuse certain kids of apps, like Internet phone software that screws their carrier partners; we can also see it nixing software that could compete with their own services, like an iTunes-rival music store.

Or whatever else it wants to. Will I be able to use iChat voice chat with my iPhone? Don't bet on it.

Um. Barf. Also, that randomized buzzword-y bold text makes my blood boil. Poor, precious little developer. He's probably making his colleagues crazy.

Go right ahead and learn C in four hours - I think it would still be pretty difficult to use, because I doubt that you could cover enough pointer and memory management intricacy in four hours.