I updated the post with another screenshot with the larger keyboard, but I think you have some good points here..

I think the rumored superPad will deal with mutli-tasking, but if this iPad is just an iphone made bigger, which it seems, then that means it can be jailbroke, which means we can run tasks in the background.

I do like the cover flow idea too. And the fact a keyboard can exist within a window could be useful. I'm not sure we would have to have a full size keyboard all the time.

And again I agree that the iPad will have limited success. I talk about that more here.. http://www.perivision.net/wordpress/?p=2581
However, I COULD really see it as a remote desktop device. Set up VNC and be able to control a desktop from anywhere in the house? That could be really powerful right there. Now I think you can get VNC without jailbreak, but I will have to check on that. So if the price goes down to say $300, or I can get it used for that price, then it could be a winner. Will be interesting.

Oh, I did not think about that.. I just guessed they through up a random map in China, but perhaps the map location could have some significance?

Oh good point. Sure, this would be perfect for moving from ipod to iphone, or iphone to ipod in some cases. :)

Perhaps, but the fact I've never seen or heard of that before, and then google map stops working for 1 min, and the timing of this event... There could more to it them just a bug.

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I don't know. This was from way back when I first started keeping a list. Wish I kept notes. :)

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Not sure. I think you have to look at the date created while they are still on the iPhone. Once you move it, I do not think windows knows about the creation date. But I'll have a look into it, and if I figure something out, I'll post up.

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Actually, given all the hoopla from this debate in the first place, I would say mission accomplished! Everyone is talking about it, Dan was on the radio yesterday saying he was not serious, and you know there will be posts later today on how it went. Heck, given all the chatter, this has worked out even better then an invisible DNS attack as far as letting AT&T know we are not happy.

I agree to a point. I even responded to that comment on the site..

>I agree that AT&T has over promised and under delivered, but really.. There is NO way a DNS attack on AT&T is going to say anything, and in truth, its not going to work. Even if 10,000 users attacked the network, it would just slow down, not crash. Really, if you want to protest, jailbreak your phone and go to T-Mobile or some other carrier. Or as I plan to do, jump ship altogether once the right Android phone comes out.

My main point is, what is going to be gained by the outcome? AT&T already knows they are pissing people off. Its a business decision.. How much money are we willing to spend to keep people from jumping ship? There is a REASON the phones are discounted when you sign a 2 year plan; so that they can raise the bar of what you are willing to put up with before you leave. In our case, if you want to use the iPhone you have no choice short of going to t-Moble, which is only a 1/2 solution since you cannot get 3G.
Apple will, in time, open up to other carriers. They have to because of the ground Android is making. When that happens, what how fast people leave AT&T. THAT will be the most effect protest of all.

Fully! I guess Apple fears Google but not MS

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Hmm.. I've been using clearcam for so long, I did not notice they changed the name..

Check here.

http://snapturelabs.com/