Basically the study showed that kids doing puzzles on the the DS advanced the same as kids doing pencil-and-paper puzzles. It's not saying that it doesn't work, it's saying that the activity works, regardless of the medium.

So if it works, how is it 'bust'?

Of course, if someone upgraded to Vista today, he/she would find that Vista still leaves far less unused RAM than XP, but that's one of the changes Windows 7 is supposed to be reverting.

Fixed for accuracy. Seriously, what is the issue people have with Vista making use of the memory you have?

People tend to forget that emulation, possibly even if you own copies of the software you're using, can still count as piracy. Just because the platform's obsolete, and the games are no longer sold by your average retailer, doesn't mean the roms are in the public domain.

Well, the card developers have already come up with a working flashcard for the DSi, so Nintendo has lost that battle. http://www.dsfanboy.com/2008/12/02/acekard-produces-first-dsi-flash-cart/

I've successfully used UltraISO to mount images, so I'd suggest you need a more compatible 3rd-party application.

Sure it has. By the media who want to warn you about it.

Lots of Vista users will be upgrading to 7, just like lots of Windows Me users upgraded to XP. Fixed. (Actually I'm just posting that to fit in with a lot of the Vista-Sux groupthink I've been reading in these threads - I'm happily using Vista64 atm 9SP1 made it a viable upgrade from XP), but if what I've read so far about W7 is accurate I'll be joining the crowd who switch to it)

Considering it's India, I'd be more inclined to thank the lasting Victorian influence of the British Empire.