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Surely you actuall just want the TV and Hi-fi to be bluetooth enabled so they can be controlled using any bluetooth device? Though actually, all you people wanting all this bluetooth enabled stuff - what??!! Surely WiFi is the way to go for most of these things. WiFi enabled iPod...

That mockup posted above makes me want to vomit!! If that's the new iMac, I will not be getting one. The 'current' one is 10000000000000000000000000000000000 times better than that.

Sadly "the nation" is the USA, which (thankfully) is not the nation I live in.

I love mi5moav's crazy pedictions, they crack me up every time! This guy is just so desperate to start his wacky rumours he doesn't even take the time to make them readable.

Personally, I will be buying a new iPod, but not for any of the software features - you really would have to have more money than sense to buy a new one for that reason (which is part of why I don't understand Apple not offering these features to older users). The reason I am upgrading is so...

Does Apple no longer do these? I'm hopefully getting a PowerMac soon, and I was planning that when I did have one I'd pop an Airport card in my iBook so I could take it round the house with me for web-browsing and so on from the comfort of my sofa or bed. However, I was just looking...

Oh, can people stop with the crap analogies please!! "So when Sony adds a new software feature to their TV sets that, say, controls volume automatically, should we all expect Sony to come out and update our three year old TVs with the same features?" No, but we don't expect Apple to "come...

I've been having the same problem with my iBook lately. The rather naff solution I have found is: 1) Put the computer to sleep again 2) Remove the network cable 3) Wake the computer up 4) Re-insert the network cable It's a pain, but it works (for me).

umm, Animal Crossing? Pac-Man vs? Mr Driller? just off the top of my head. Also, I'm pretty sure one of the Sonic games did, I remember that Miyamoto was working with EA to have GBA link-ups in their games.

Surely the processors in cheap digital cameras can't be that much more advanced than that of an iPod - yet these are able to output images and video.

Isn't the shuffle thing just moving an existing option to somewhere else on the menu? Why wouldn't the 3G (or 1G or 2G) be able to do that?