I guess this is further confirmation that Oracle doesn't care to do much hardware stuff outside high end SPARC stuff.

Lack of free firmware(I need Tomato) is the reason I'm still on 802.11g in my home. I have an WRT54G as the main router and an ASUS WL-520GU creating a wireless bridge to the living room.

Even if they were available electronically, they're not likely to be much cheaper. Very little of a book's cost is from the paper it's printed on.

Mine was out last night, but seem to have been working all morning for me. BIS and Sprint here.

The terminator conquest will be so great, a verb would not suffice in describing it, only a noun could contain it.

Don't forget to tell the people buying now, 10 years down the road.

Well you can't use this software on a test, and in the calc class I just finished the homework in merely for practice so you learn how to do it. And WolframAlpha has been quite useful there is a helpful in that there is an option to show steps. So if I'm stuck on a problem, I can put it in and see how it's done. Kind of how you might learn.

I don't know if they would automatically get the iPhone versions of pages(perhaps the web developers should target mobile webkit instead), but for sites where you can to the iPhone version via a special URL instead of just the UA(such as Facebook), other WebKit browsers such as Android and Nokia S60(especially the 5800) can usually display the iPhone sites quite well, so the Pre should be no exception.

Even worse, they could randomly come together and create something worse like kidde porn or Windows ME.

However, be advised that this may affect the resale value.

Android is where I'm planning to focus my efforts. The process for getting a j2me app distributed through the carriers is jsut a hair shy of futile for an independent developer. Sure there are other options to distribute J2ME apps through, but most of the market just goes throgh their carrier. Things like the Android and iPhone stores are a perfect match for independent developers.

I'm personally expected Star Trek: The Phantom Menace.

This is kind of like gun laws. All it really does is keep the stuff out of the hands of law abiding citizens. Most criminals aren't going to care if the substances they are using are illegal for them to have if they're going to use them to break the law anyway.