It's high time Apple did that. AT&T does not have the bandwidth to support the pretty significant data needs of iPhone users. iPhone demography is still somewhat different from BlackBerry's(though, it's changing over the past few months), and IMHO the data requirements of that demography is much higher than the typical corporate user. This should benefit all(ok, may be not)

dumpbin is available for windows. Part of the Visual Studio distribution.

Kindle DX's pdf support is compelling reason for me to buy one, but two major features are still missing IMHO: 1. large enough disk storage. 2. lack of support for colors in the e-ink technology

Unless the networks "pipe" becomes fat "enough" at fairly affordable price (not like Comcast's 58 bucks a months for 10 mbps), the dat security concerns are addressed, and the user/data privacy is guaranteed the cloud computing model would not be a success.

AC/DC is in Atlanta on Oct 23 to celebrate this. Now, only if i could have convinced them to come on Oct 22 :)

Why has this really been modded funny?

Looks like i am the first to comment

I am not an author(yet), but IMHO, Addison Wesley definitely would rank the best tech book publisher. Key points: 1. Authoritative on the Computer Science topics 2. Majority of the texts are error-free(mostly - 99%)

Grady Booch's excellent text on OOA&D is certainly a classic: Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications (3rd Edition) http://www.amazon.com/Object-Oriented-Analysis-Applications-Addison-Wesley-Technology/dp/020189551X/ref=sr_1_2/189-9216128-5749116?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1230068582&sr=1-2